Holiday Cottages in Melrose, Lauder,
and the surrounding area

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Calming, elegant and effortlessly stylish, the Granary is a superb barn conversion with outstanding views in the very heart of the Scottish Borders. 

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The Smiddy forms part of a superb new barn conversion just three miles from Melrose with outstanding views over rolling Borders countryside to the Eildon Hills. 

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Elegant and light filled, this fantastic two bedroom barn conversion sits in a peaceful spot which is just perfect for relaxing. A stay at the Byre offers style, sophistication and plenty of comfort.

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With its rose pink sandstone walls and fairytale turrets, Thirlestane Castle holds a uniquely important place in Scottish history. It is one of the oldest and finest castles in the land.

20% discount on remaining stays between now and the end of April 2024 (1 night stay minimum).

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For sporting parties or larger groups, we are delighted to announce the launch of the South Wing which incorporates all five apartments at Thirlestane, allowing up to sixteen people to stay in a fantastic castle setting.

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Perfect for sharing, this quaint, beautifully presented period cottage radiates charm and tranquility, sitting in an idyllic village location close to the River Tweed right in the heart of Border country.

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A cosy pied-à-terre that’s perfect for exploring Melrose.

15% discount on remaining stays throughout May 2024 (3 night stay minimum).

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A world removed from its former life servicing the castle kitchen, The Sculleries has a rich story behind its remodelled interior.

20% discount on remaining stays between now and the end of April 2024 (1 night stay minimum).

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For history lovers and romantics, the Cloister House is an absolute gem, gifted by direct views of the magnificent architecture of Melrose Abbey and bathed in the shadow of the three peaks of the Eildon Hills.

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Built in the early 19th century, Dryburgh Stirling Two with its ornate orchard gate and turrets was originally part of the aristocratic folly of the 11th Earl of Buchan.

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