Bed and Breakfast Accommodation

The Hermitage is a Scottish Tourist Board four-star rated bed and breakfast. The late Georgian house is set in a large garden in a central, yet quiet part of Kelso in the Scottish Borders. The guest accommodation spreads over two floors, with drawing room and dining room on the ground floor and three en-suite letting bedrooms on the first floor. The house is furnished with antique and period furniture and fittings, yet has all modern conveniences – comfortable beds made up with luxury bedlinen, bathrooms with large, fluffy towels and a selection of Scottish toiletries, radio and Internet WiFi connection in the bedrooms and television/video/DVD in the drawing room. Tel: (01573) 22 90 90

Saint Foin Bed and Breakfast is located between Coldstream and Kelso and is beautifully situated overlooking the village of Birgham with spectacular panoramic views of the Cheviot Hills and a lovely garden to relax in with a cup of tea... Saint Foin is an excellent base for visiting many of the Borders historic attractions within a few miles of Saint Foin, such as Smailholm Tower, Floors Castle, Mellerstain House to name a few. There is also horse riding, many hiking, walking and cycling routes as well as many gardens, museums and other lesiure activities all within a short travelling distance of Saint Foin.

Crossshall Farm House bed and breakfast is a beautifully decorated traditional farmhousewith a warm, homely atmosphere and is ideal for touring the lovely Scottish Borders countryside. Crosshall provides an ideal location for exploring the Scottish Borders where there is plenty to see, historical market towns, castles, stately homes, county walks, cycle routes and lots of golf courses. This highly commended bed and breakfast is conveniently close to Kelso and just minutes away from Floors Castle, Holy Island and other places of interest in and around the Borders. In recognition of the high standard of facilities and services provided, Crosshall Farnhouse has been awarded a 4 Star Rating by the Scottish Tourist Board. Whether you are staying for business or pleasure, the graciously appointed rooms, full range of facilities and warm hospitality will be sure to make your stay in the borders a memorable one. Warm welcome assured, tea and home baking. Tel: 01890 840 220

The Old Priory Bed and Breakfast is in a Class B listed building which was built in 1796 by Henry Swan who was a writer and solicitor, as an office although the reason for the office has been lost in the mist of time. We are in the process of researching the origins of the house and the details will be posted on this site in due course. The Old Priory Bed and Breakfast is in a Georgian Town house on Woodmarket but backing onto Abbey Row with the Old Parish Church, the Abbey and Abbey grounds as neighbours. Sir Walter Scott's Great Grandfather was born in the building next door, and Sir Walter Scott stayed with his Aunt in a house just round the corner whilst going to school in Kelso. Our Bed and Breakfasts walled Garden provides off road parking and a haven in the town for our guests. Kelso is a vibrant town with events such as the Jim Clark Rally, Border Union Show, Civic Week, Regular Horse Race Meetings, British Motorcycle Federation Show and many more events throughout the year. Kelso is situated just over 20 miles from the coast, making it easy to get to wonderful sandy beaches in Northumberland. Kelso is also a good base for exploring the Borders, Northumberland, Edinburgh and the North East of England. Within easy reach of Kelso is also some outstanding historical sites such as Floors Castle, Smailholm Tower, The 4 Border Abbeys, Lindisfarne, Norham Castle, Mellerstain House and numerous other visitor attractions.

Large comfortable bungalow set within original grounds of Kelso Abbey, with pleasant outlook over colourful cottage garden secluded and peaceful. Just two minutes walk from town centre and river tweed.

Let us spoil you - Enjoy a break in our luxurious Scottish country home, a recently renovated 19th century farm outbuilding. Designed and built to an extremely high standard, charmingly furnished in period style, offering unique, comfortable and friendly accommodation.Eckford Hall Steading Bed and Breakfast is set in a tranquil and picturesque location, situated near the River Teviot, and just off the A698 Jedburgh to Kelso road. An area with a wealth of history, we are ideally situated for all the Border Abbeys, historic houses and many sporting and social activities in the area. The famous Roxburghe Championship golf course is only a few miles away as are the renowned fishing rivers of Tweed and Teviot. The nearby Cheviot Hills offer vast opportunities for hill walkers, cyclists and keen nature ramblers. Also we are within a few miles of the start/finish of the Pennine Way at Kirk Yetholm. In addition to all this Kelso is the home to the Friendliest Race Course in Britain and the starting point for the Jim Clark Rally which is held annually in May. There is a wealth of shopping to be explored in our beautiful Border towns - woolens, textiles and many local craft shops to name a few. We are surrounded by a host of interesting and extremely good restaurants offering fine wines and local produce. Edinburgh and Newcastle are only just over an hours drive and the coast a mere 40 minutes away. Come and Join us!

Wallaceneuk Holiday Cottages are situated on the outskirts of Kelso in the Scottish Borders with great views over the Tweed Valley and Kelso itself. This outstanding accomodation has been refurbished to the highest standard and will make a real home from home for any visitors to Kelso. The accommodation comprises a large open plan kitchen and living area, one spacious double room with on suite shower room and a twin room, also the accomodation has a seperate bathroom.rnrnKelso itself is a picturesque town in the Scottish Borders with many and varied activities for all who visit. rnKelso with its charming town square is a delightful town to take a walk through, and with many varied retail outlets is an excellent town for shopping, eating and recreation.rnrnFor those with an interest in the Historical, there are many outstanding places to visit in Kelso and in the immediate area surrounding Kelso.

Superb, Grade-B listed, 18th Century townhouse of great historical interest. Furnished and equipped to a high standard, the house has a great deal of charm and character and offers spacious accommodation for 10 guests enhanced by many delightful period features and antique furnishings. The property boasts stunning views over The River Tweed's legendary Junction beat to the hills beyond. 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, billiard / dining room, large drawing room, kitchen, utility / boot room. Pretty garden with barbecue area and lovely river views. 5 minutes walk to Kelso’s main square. Pets welcome. Tel: 020 7584 8996 or 07900 213312

Bellevue House is a charming 1840 detached house within five minutes walk of many local attractions including Floors Castle, River Tweed and the Kelso Race Course. Bellevue House makes a perfect base for walking, cycling, golfing, fishing, or for visiting the wealth of castles, abbeys, historic houses, parks and gardens scattered throughout the beautiful rolling Scottish Borders countryside. Bellevue House is within a short distance to the centre of town where an evening meal can be had at a number of good restaraunts. Kelso is a beautiful town where the main roads of the square are still cobbled and there are many interesting shops which are well worth a browse. Come to Bellevue House and have a relaxing break and experience the history, architecture landscapes of the Scottish Borders. The location of Kelso in the Scottish Borders makes it an ideal centre whichever way you choose to spend your time.