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Dryburgh Abbey Hotel St Boswells

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Dryburgh Abbey Hotel is a historic country house hotel located near St Boswells in the Scottish Borders, around 15 miles from Kelso. Set within 11 acres of private woodland and gardens on the banks of the River Tweed, the hotel offers a peaceful rural setting beside the famous ruins of Dryburgh Abbey. The baronial-style building dates back to the nineteenth century and has been welcoming guests as a hotel since 1932. The hotel features comfortable en-suite bedrooms, many with views of the River Tweed or the historic abbey ruins. Guests can enjoy dining in the river-view restaurant and bistro, which showcase seasonal Scottish produce and local ingredients. Facilities include lounges with open fires, free Wi-Fi, meeting rooms, and beautiful grounds ideal for relaxing walks. Dryburgh Abbey Hotel is a popular destination for weddings, leisure breaks, and exploring the Scottish Borders. Its location provides easy access to attractions such as Dryburgh Abbey, Melrose Abbey, Scott's View, and the picturesque town of Kelso. The combination of history, riverside scenery, and traditional Scottish hospitality makes it one of the region's most distinctive country house hotels

Guest Reviews & Ratings

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Absolutely beautiful grounds and surrounding areas. Lovely friendly and welcoming staff ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic location with 11 acres, river in grounds and Abbey ruins next door. Had dinner in restaurant which was excellent as was breakfast the next day. Used as a stop off for one night from Aberdeenshire to the midlands and same price as well known hotel chains. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It’s a lovely property been 4 times now 10 mins short journey to tweedbank railway you can get the train to Edinburgh about 40mins we have travelled all over about 2 hour radius found some lovey places plenty of parking check out there website Dryburgh Abbey hotel there is also a ruined abbey in the grounds but you have to pay to look worth doing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good size room with a private bathroom and a lovely view. Free parking and access to the River Tweed for Trout fishing. Excellent evening meal and conscientious staff. Plenty of choice for a continental breakfast and a selection of cooked breakfast options. Very pleasant surroundings and with access to Dryburgh Abbey ruins albeit for an admission fee. You can walk along the river Tweed by walking out of the main gates and turning left to enjoy a circular walk. Would definitely recommend a visit to this lovely hotel and its surroundings, it is very peaceful and tranquil!