The Best South of Scotland Bed & Breakfasts

a stunning baronial house surrounded by 36 acres of gardens and woodland, it offers gourmet, 6-course dining and sumptuous guest rooms

a fine Scottish baronial manor, set in a 28 acre estate, with individually styled rooms and suites, lounges with log fires and fine dining restaurant

in a beautiful, seashore setting, this traditionally furnished hotel offers guests a choice of a formal restaurant or casual fare in the conservatory

a small, intimate hotel set in 6 acres of peaceful parkland close to the coast of the Solway Firth, some rooms feature private sitting rooms

owned and managed by the same family for over 40 years with a tradition of offering comfortable accommodation and fine food and wine

set in 4 acres of gardens and woodland, this elegant, hotel features well-appointed, individually styled rooms and a holistic garden spa

small, independent hotel, with and intimate and relaxing air and just 10 spacious, individual bedrooms affording guests scenic countryside views

with a choice of elegant restaurant or informal brasserie, this centrally placed hotel is within easy reach of Kielder Forest and Jedburgh Abbey

a charming Victorian house, in the Scottish baronial style, packed with plenty of original features and set in carefully tended gardens

features stylish and contemporary interiors and well-presented rooms, there is also a terrace ideal for relaxing with a drink in warmer weather

stay at a classic Scottish manse with well appointed rooms and boasting cosy, log fires in the public rooms, all set in tranquil surroundings

a former coaching inn transformed into a smart, boutique hotel offering contemporary rooms, casual dining and a large beer garden

a unique hotel set in 20 acres of spectacular coastline, with just 9 rooms and suites it is friendly and intimate and boasts breath taking views

dating from 1892, but with updated and contemporary interiors, guest rooms are individual in style reflecting the heritage of the building

an historic, 18th-century townhouse, featuring bright, warmly furnished rooms, and a choice of dining in the relaxed bistro or formal restaurant

enjoy award-winning cuisine at this elegant, town-centre hotel, featuring sumptuous, stylish rooms; ideally placed for exploring Galloway

a comfortable, bright and contemporary hotel conveniently placed for the town centre, beach, racecourse and many local golf courses

offers a handy location being just 5 minutes walk from the station as well as simple style, no fuss rooms and a bar serving bar meals

with parts dating from the 18th century, this charming hotel sits in the central market square making an ideal base for exploring The Borders

enjoys a scenic setting with a rushing brook passing through its pretty gardens, there is an elegant restaurant and cosy bar with real log fire

close to the town centre and 10 minutes on foot to the beach, this small, private hotel is ideally placed, it offers homely rooms and evening meals

nestled in 3 acres of grounds on the outskirts of the town, it is ideally placed to indulge in outdoor pursuits such as fishing, golf, and walking

dating back to the 18th Century, this period house has been converted to a comfortable, well appointed accommodation in a peaceful setting

in a pleasant Borders town setting, this relaxed hotel, featuring a cosy restaurant and bar, makes an ideal base from which to explore

commands fabulous views across the Irish Sea, the terrace is the ideal place to relax in summer whilst the fireside in the bar is best in winter

boasting contemporarily furnished rooms, this updated hotel sits in a quiet, seaside village and boasts a stylish restaurant with sea views

a friendly and welcoming hotel, set in the heart of town and offering contemporary decor and a 1st-floor restaurant overlooking the river

a stylish hotel offering light and airy rooms with contemporary styling, in the elegant lounge bar you can enjoy local malt whiskeys and beers

a family-run hotel offering simple style rooms, some with four-poster bed and sea views, plus a restaurant serving a varied menu of local produce

a beautiful country house hotel, set in 15 acres of parkland and offering sumptuous rooms and an elegant restaurant serving award-winning food

enjoy a peaceful country house retreat at this family-run hotel overlooking the River Dee, with high review scores, especially for the delicious meals

in the heart of the majestic Tweed Valley this friendly restaurant, serving both Chinese and Scottish cuisine, offers light and airy, value rooms

found in a peaceful and relaxing spot on the edge of the village, this family-run hotel offers good access to the A74(M) and nearby countryside

well located for exploring the town and the surrounding historic attractions, a traditional accommodation offering comfortable rooms

a late Victorian house set in a pretty garden, rooms are either modern or traditional in style and an extensive menu is served in the restaurant

family-run hotel, set on the A77 overlooking Woodland Bay and Ailsa Craig, offering spacious rooms that feature a small kitchenette

situated in a secluded spot amidst 7 acres of mature gardens and woods, the location is ideal to explore the nearby scenic countryside and coast

dating from 1856, this hotel retains plenty of original character whilst offering guests modern facilities and is tastefully decorated throughout

perfectly placed to explore Burns country, a warm, welcoming hotel beside the River Doon offers classical elegance and a unique restaurant

1930s house, set in a 350 acre woodland estate, offering a choice of rooms in either the main house, a former farmhouse or woodland lodges

a magnificent 18th century Palladian mansion set in tranquil grounds, the luxurious rooms, some 4-poster beds, are individually furnished

a handsome Victorian villa set back off of the A780, it provides a handy location for accessing the town centre on foot and a relaxed atmosphere

in a quiet, farm environment, this comfortable hotel provides modern facilities in its spacious rooms and a restaurant serving a varied menu

family run for over 60 years, welcoming and hospitable and features well-appointed rooms, a cosy lounge bar and an oak panelled restaurant

with many of the rooms at this shoreline hotel enjoying wonderful views of the sea and wildlife, it is no wonder they do not have TVs in them!

stay in smart, stylish rooms, some of which enjoy views up the whole length of Loch Ryan, and dine from a traditional menu in the restaurant

traditionally decorated rooms are a feature of this relaxed hotel, close to the local attractions and conveniently placed for an en-route stopover

a traditional hotel with a welcoming atmosphere and a good reputation locally for the fresh, home cooked food that is served in the restaurant

a former coaching inn dating from the 19th century, now offering comfy accommodation and a café bistro serving locally sourced food

enjoying stunning views across the Irish Sea, this delightful harbourside hotel has been sympathetically updated to provide contemporary rooms

a listed Georgian mansion set in a quiet spot on the outskirts, rooms feature bespoke hardwood furniture and there are log fires in the bar

a traditional, town-centre hotel, providing contemporarily styled rooms and a modern restaurant serving a menu of locally sourced produce

close to both the Gretna Gateway Outlet Village and famous Blacksmith's Shop, this friendly hotel makes a great stopover or touring base

features comfortable guest rooms decorated in a modern style, a cosy lounge bar and a function room where frequent entertainment is held

a stylish and contemporary hotel in the heart of Burns Country; stay in well-appointed rooms and enjoy dining on local Ayrshire produce

situated within a 10 minute walk of the town centre and railway station, traditional breakfasts and modern British dishes are served

enjoys an unbeatable location in this pretty seaside village overlooking the small beach, rooms are contemporary and some have sea views

a good A75 stopover if travelling to or from the Cairnryan ferry terminal, it sits on the banks of Loch Auchenreoch and has a waterfront terrace

18th century former coaching inn welcoming guests for over 250 years, it offers a blend of character features and modern facilities

a 15th century manor set in extensive grounds, there are roaring log fires in original stone fireplaces and decorative stained glass windows

overlooking the glorious Urr Water estuary, this cosy village hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality, making an ideal base for beach or touring

simple, no frills accommodation 5 minutes drive from the town centre, some rooms have a kitchenette with fridge , toaster and microwave

one of Lockebie's oldest establishments dating from the 17th century, it offers a cocktail and lounge bar and a restaurant serving wholesome fare

enjoys views over the sandy beach at South Bay and is ideally located a few minutes drive from the ferry terminal for the sailing to Arran

just 6 miles from historic Gretna and the motorway, this centrally placed hotels ideal for visitors to the Solway Firth or en-route to the ferry port

this traditional hotel is ideally situated to discover the many outdoor activities available in the local area such as fishing, golf and walking

located on the banks of the River Ken on the A713, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside that is ideal for golfing, walking and cycling

offers a traditional bar and restaurant, hosts live TV sporting events and DJs, and simple, no fuss guest rooms, close to Troon's harbour