The Best South of Scotland Hotels

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

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

this stylish hotel is situated 2 minutes walk from the ferry terminal, it offers elegant and spacious rooms and a bistro serving Scottish cuisine

with a high standard of decor throughout, this elegant hotel offers sumptuous rooms, an a la carte restaurant and a relaxed bistro bar

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

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

there are relaxing facilities and a relaxing setting at this grand hotel, enjoy the scenic views over the Firth of Clyde toward the Isle of Arran

a fine 18th century mansion set in acres of private grounds and a golf course, it offers a wealth of relaxing leisure facilities and fine dining

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

a traditional hotel with relaxing leisure facilities that include a curling ice rink, indoor pool, sauna and a restaurant with a resident pianist

set on the outskirts of Brodick, this elegant hotel offers the whole family a wealth of leisure facilities, activities and several dining options

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

attractive, late Victorian manor set in tranquil gardens near Melrose, guest are treated to a luxurious home-from-home experience

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

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

set in 5 acres of grounds this family-run hotel is close to the A74(M) and offers scenic views over the Dumfries & Galloway countryside

expansive hotel, on the banks of the River Tweed, offers an extensive range of leisure facilities, smart, spacious rooms and 2 friendly bars

in a handy spot for the town centre and railway station, it offers good facilities including a heated indoor pool, sauna and a steam room

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!

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

situated in a peaceful spot on The Crichton Campus, find the character of a grand house married with a vibrant and contemporary extension

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

an ideal en-route stopover or Dumfries & Galloway touring base, it is close to junction 18 of the A74(M) and it is set amidst 3 acres of grounds

set in 25 acres of grounds, this delightful hotel offers extensive leisure facilities, a contemporary restaurant and a number of cosy bar lounges

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

a Christian retreat open to everyone, in 8 acres of lawns and woodland on the Isle of Cumbrae, rooms are simple in style but comfortable

a family-run inn, dating back to the early 1600's but with rooms suitably updated in a contemporary style, with a lively bar and large restaurant

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

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

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

enjoy an award-winning breakfast, including haggis, at this friendly B&B, set in a charming Victorian villa, within an easy stroll of the town centre

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

with just a 10 minute stroll to the habour, this neatly presented hotel makes an ideal base from which to explore the Borders region and coast

welcoming family-run accommodation with a relaxed restaurant, lively bar and cosy rooms, just metres from the seafront and sandy beach