The Best South of Scotland Bed & Breakfasts

a peaceful retreat offering individually themed rooms, a drawing room with log fire and attractive gardens, evening meals can be pre-arranged

offers a home from home ambience and a handy location for the beach and town centre; cosy, well-presented rooms come with Scottish touches

find comfy bedrooms with little extra touches and enjoy a breakfast prepared using local produce at this traditional, Georgian house

enjoy award-winning breakfasts and unspoiled views of sweeping countryside at this relaxing B&B that also offers seasonal evening meals

highly rated by previous guests, this traditional, Victorian B&B offers well-appointed rooms, all within a short drive of numerous historic sites

the convivial hosts, commended by previous guests, provide spacious, luxury accommodation at this cosy farmhouse on a working sheep farm

with a cosy open fire and choice of up to 26 different gins guests are bound to feel at home in this recently updated inn, near Dryburgh Abbey

within easy reach of many of the town's attractions, this elegant Georgian townhouse provides welcoming rooms and extensive breakfast choices

an imposing Victorian villa set in an attractive garden, it offers modern comforts and facilities whilst retaining many delightful character features

offering great options for breakfast and evening meals, this stylish village inn is well placed for exploring the Tweed Valley and Borders

this former fisherman's cottage sits a stone's throw away from the waters of the Solway Firth, view glorious sunsets from the cute summer house

situated in a peaceful village just off the A75 this friendly village inn provides a comfortable en-route stopover or base to explore

recharge your batteries at this cosy inn located in the Galloway Forest Park, it has comfy rooms, homemade food and a wood burning stove

just a mile from the beach at Sandyhills Bay, this well-presented B&B sits in picturesque gardens and offers traditional Scottish breakfast fare

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

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

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

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