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The Gordon Arms

Yarrow Valley
Selkirk
Scottish Borders
TD7 5LE

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A Historic Coaching Inn in the Heart of the Scottish Borders

Nestled in the picturesque Yarrow Valley near St Mary’s Loch, The Gordon Arms is steeped in literary history, once frequented by James Hogg, Sir Walter Scott, and even visited by Robert Burns. This historic coaching inn sits amid some of the most scenic and culturally rich landscapes of the Scottish Borders.

Recognised among the top 100 local restaurants in Great Britain by the Good Food Guide 2024, its kitchen champions sustainable, ingredient-led dining. Seasonal menus and daily specials highlight the finest local produce, some sourced just across the road in the Yarrow Valley. An intimate private dining space, complete with a wood-burning fireplace and handcrafted refectory table, offers a warm and atmospheric setting for gatherings. Committed to sustainability, The Gordon Arms continues to embrace responsible tourism while preserving its heritage.

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