Inns in Scottish Borders

"Very easy parking on the street and in dedicated carpark opposite the hotel. Immaculate public areas, stylish and understated. Professional smart and friendly service (very different from a nearby hotel experience the preceding few nights.) Our room was beautiful and well equipped with great views over the square and main street. Great mattress and pillows (so good we were hunting for the mattress brand on checking-out.) Breakfast: excellent quality. We don’t normally eat dinner in our hotel, there’s plenty of alternatives in Melrose, but we would choose dinner here when we return. The menu is great and well priced and the dining room is beautiful. A faultless stay in a family run establishment, a lot of pride in this boutique little hotel is evident. An absolute gem in the Borders (and we’ve stayed in a lot of places.) "

"Great venue but trying to summon bar staff to the bar was impossible at 2100 was impossible tried 6 times then went to bed."

"Love the staff. Loved the room. Loved the breakfast. Loved the community. "

"Lovely hotel with everything one could ask for. Stayed three nights and wouldn’t leave as the property had so much to offer for a relaxing stay in the countryside. Even has a little market for extras one may need for a snack or swimsuit for the wonderful spa. "

"Friendly welcome, wonderful atmosphere. Breakfast delicious. "

"Staff made us very welcome. Hotel very clean. Situated central to shops restaurants buses and walking areas. Parking area to the back. If stayed again though would ask for another room as we were in basement with no view. "

"loved our stay, but need to be sharp to get a parking spot"

"The food was excellent. The room was comfortable and spacious. The staff were excellent in every area of our stay could not fault them. I would highly recommend the Cardrona to anyone"

"A beautiful, comfortable clean space with excellent, helpful friendly staff. The hotel is set in beautiful countryside where the river Tweed runs at the bottom of the garden and the ruins of Dryburgh Abbey next door. There are walks to suit all straight from the front door."