The most beautiful guest rooms Borders

On the heights of the town and its river, Allerton House is a beautiful house in which Chris and Carol Longden offer six bedrooms. They each offer a beautiful space and light colours that blend perfectly with the solid wood furniture. All of them have either a shower or a bathtub, and have the particularity of being equipped with a small refrigerator and a sink. The views are great and the lounge is perfect for relaxing with its fireplace, newspapers and spirits. The garden is also a plus in good weather.

The establishment is located in a quiet suburban street close to the centre. Breakfast is as famous as the welcome in this charming Victorian townhouse. The six rooms are double, twin or family rooms and have a rustic touch with period furniture and paintings. The comfort is very modern, however, with shower, TV, hot drinks and lots of advice on Kelso and its region from the attentive owners. Good to know: reductions are possible out of season, from 3 nights.

Very close to the abbey and ultra-central, this Georgian town house offers attractive prices for its four clean and classic double rooms. Two of them have their private bathroom on the landing and are therefore the cheapest. The hosts are discreet, but will be able to advise you on your visits, especially nature visits. Breakfast is typically Scottish and hearty, with even an option including grilled smoked herring. Discounted rates are possible beyond two consecutive nights out of season.

Just opposite the North Sea and 400 metres from the harbour, the Home Arms has ten rooms, basic but pleasant and at a very good price. They all have a shower, except the family ones, which have a bathtub, and are equipped with modern comfort. The building is historic and the hotel vocation of the establishment is rooted in time, as it has been operating as a hotel and guest house since the late 1880s. Some views of the open sea are very nice and the owners will be happy to help you in your visits.

The pretty Georgian house of the Townhouse is hidden in a small discreet alley overlooking Kelso's main square. You can recognize it by its grey door, behind which there are three large, chic and bright rooms. Each has a large private bathroom in the house and the charm of the old reign everywhere. This is a very high quality bed & breakfast to indulge yourself. Attention: the establishment does not welcome young children. It will therefore be a privileged address for a romantic excursion!

Crosshall will seduce all those who are looking for a real stay in the countryside and a completely rural setting. The three rooms, double or twin, are cosy and charming. They all include a private bathroom, sometimes on the landing, but always very practical. There is also a dining room and a living room with a fireplace to chat with other guests. Jim and Judy are very loving hosts and mainly raise sheep on their farm. They serve a home-cooked breakfast, which they change every day.

Spending a night in a castle in Scotland is among the desires of many travellers. Here you can sleep where Mary Queen of Scots would have stayed in 1563. While the fire crackles in the hearth, explore the castle as you wish. You can also stay in the Barns Tower: king size bed, free-standing bathtub, fireplace ready to be lit, breakfast basket: ideal for a romantic stay! And if you're with family or friends, choose Neidpath Barmkin, a cottage overlooking the Tweed River and the majestic castle.