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 Lauder.
A hotel with a friendly
atmosphere. All bedrooms are en-suite and
include satellite TV, hospitality tray, direct
dial telephone, internet access, radio alarm and
complimentary toiletries.
A wide choice of menu
including excellent vegetarian dishes is
available in the non-smoking restaurant or the
lounge bar. In the bistro bar you can view
sporting events on the large screen television
or have a game of pool or darts. Corporate
hospitality and conference facilities can also
be arranged as can weddings and celebrations.
600 feet above sea level and surrounded on three
sides by the Lammermuir Hills, Lauder follows the oldest established route
between Edinburgh and England. Britain's first coast to coast footpath, the
Southern Upland Way, also passes through Lauder. The single main street
preserves the towns original medieval form, and ends at the Market Place,
overlooked by the old Tollbooth. Unusually, the Parish Church is laid out in
the form of a Greek Cross. Whilst Thirlestane Castle is noted for its
plasterwork ceilings from the Restoration period, an historic toy collection
and its Border country life exhibitions. The castle is also host to the
Scottish Championship Horse Trials held during the summer month of May.
Visitors to the town can enjoy free parking.
