Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Jedburgh.
Best Breakfast
Award winners in the Borders Best Eating
Place Awards 2008.
Allerton House
is a stately Georgian home surrounded by
charming country gardens and providing
all the modern amenities of the
twenty-first century while preserving the
character of its nineteenth century era.
Situated only
five minutes' walk from Jedburgh's town
centre as well as from a host of lovely
Border country walks.
Each room has en-suite facilities with hair dryer,
a digital TV, an Ipod docking station, a DVD
player, and wireless broadband internet access.
Also available is is an " in room " dining
service. For the business visitor facilities
include an executive office suite with all
essential business services (internet access,
e-mail, scanner, fax, photocopier etc.) and
conference facilities for up to 20 delegates.
Private Secure Parking available. All guests have
complimentary use of local swimming baths which is
only 300 yards away. Totally non-smoking. AA and
Scottish Board 4 star rated accommodation.
Tastefully
furnished manor house, built early 1700s
and set in 15 acres of mature woodland
and garden.
We offer good value, a warm welcome and a
quiet, comfortable stay to all our
guests.
Each bedroom is fully equipped with
tea/coffee making facilities and colour
TV.
2 rooms have four
poster beds and there is also a double on the
ground floor. A totally non-smoking establishment.
Contact us regarding ancestral information on the
Kerr family history. *Dogs welcome by prior
arrangement.
The Spinney provides
bed and breakfast accommodation and enjoys an
excellent location in the heart of the
countryside only 2 miles from the historic
Borders town of Jedburgh.
The Spinney is set in
mature gardens with private parking.
The spacious lounge
and bedrooms are tastefully furnished with extra
touches we know you will appreciate to make your
stay with us an experience to remember.
A wide
variety of breakfast choices are available in
the luxurious dining room (with separate tables)
providing guests with the perfect start to the
day. For the comfort of our guests we have a
non-smoking policy throughout. Events in high summer
and autumn include the attractions of sheep dog
trials, Border Games and the Scottish
Championship Horse Trials. The Selkirk Vintage
Classic and Veteran Vehicle Show in September
offers 2 days of pure nostalgia. The area offers
excellent opportunities for walking, cycling,
playing golf and horse riding. The River Tweed
runs through the centre of the Scottish Borders.
Fed by its many tributaries, it provides some of
the best fishing in the country.
This former 19th
century school provides delightful accommodation
in a peaceful location. Wonderful panoramic
views.
The accommodation
includes a ground floor annexe with access for
disabled, where meals can also be served by
arrangement.
The annexe has its
own lounge, twin bedded room and bathroom and is
only a short distance from the house.
Specialist golf breaks.
Salmon fishing nearby. Resident golf pro/club
maker. Perfect for St. Cuthberts Way walkers.
Pick up service available. Excellent cuisine.
Dinners a speciality, vegetarian and special
diets catered for. Dogs welcome with fully
enclosed kennels being available. Drying
facilities and secure lock-up available for
cyclists, fishermen & golfers. Open Jan to Dec
excluding Christmas and New Year. AA 4 Star
highly commended. Totally non-smoking.
2003 Landlady of the
Year for Scotland. Runner up for the UK.
Price: From £30.00 per person Rooms: 2 Single, 1 Double, 1 Twin, 2
En-suite Accommodation Type: B&B
Nesting in a
valley on the hillside just 2 1/2 miles
south of Jedburgh is Ferniehirst Mill
Lodge, a
comfortable modern chalet style guest
house.
It lies 1/3 mile off the A68
approached by a farm track over a rustic
wooden bridge within 25 acres of land
close to Jed Water.
The accommodation consists of 7 bedrooms,
all with en-suite bathrooms or shower
rooms.
All have tea/coffee making facilities.
There is central heating throughout and
the spacious lounge, which overlooks the
Jed Water, also has a log fire for
chillier evenings.
Excellent home
cooking including vegetarian cuisine. A superb
area for country walks and bird watching and a
blissful retreat from urban living. Dogs are also
welcome.
Welcome to the oldest continually-licensed hotel in Scotland. With parts of the building dating from the time of Mary Queen of Scots, we offer spacious en-suite bedrooms, a cosy lounge with wood-burning stove, and a sun-trap beer garden to the rear of the building.We welcome families, and have two cots as well as a childrens menu. Children under 5 stay free.All our rooms were completely renovated more info. . .
Situated in The Scottish Borders, the cottages at Larkhall Burn offer panoramic views over the historic town of Jedburgh and the Cheviot Hills beyond. These luxury self catering cottages, offer comfortable modern accommodation. They are set on a hillside in several acres of private grounds within a minute walk of Jedburgh conservation town centre with all its amenities and facilities. Edinburgh, H more info. . .
Excelent food and a warm welcome in the beautiful setting of the Scottish Borders, Over 30 Acres of gardens and grounds with our own fishing on the Jedwater and private fishing loch.This beatifully refurbished hotel is over 100 years old and this former shooting lodge is perfect for that relaxing country break. The Jedforest Hotel is a totally non-smoking establishment. more info. . .
Jedburgh offers an attractive setting to follow
the town trail, take a riverside walk or browse amongst the shops in the
Market Place and Canongate. Mary Queen of Scots stayed in Jedburgh in 1566,
the house now tells the story of her tragic life. In early July, the Jethart
Callant Festival takes place. The Callant leads his mounted supporters in
two weeks of ceremonial rideouts. This is followed by the Jedburgh Border
Games. The award
winning Jedforest Deer and Farm Park is just south of the town, whilst at
the 16th century Ferniehirst Castle, is open to visitors on a limited basis.
Visitors to the town can enjoy free parking.
