5/5 - Excellent
A beautiful area, quiet but so close to the countryside

Free mince pies and a free drink
Reviewed on 19 Dec 2025

Breakfast was not free, but quite good! Staff was exceptional, Anastasia at the front desk was amazingly helpful and willing to help us with activities. Amr, housekeeping was very thorough and helpful. Craig bartender was great! Loved the hotel, loved the location, loved the special touches of having ...
Reviewed on 19 Dec 2025

A very welcoming place with great staff, outstanding rooms, great value for money every thing was well thought off we couldn’t of asked for more, great location highly recommend staying here
Reviewed on 16 Dec 2025

Great location for 1/2 the price of other hotels, you have to walk a block to get to old town but totally reasonable
Reviewed on 13 Dec 2025

The apartment was very clean, modern, and cozy. The location is excellent, at the end of the Royal Mile, very close to the Waverley Station. There are restaurants, pharmacies, and grocery stores very close. The breakfast was good. Overall was a great experience, we enjoyed our stay and we would love ...
Reviewed on 15 Dec 2025

Fantastic reception staff , pillows too hard . Everything else fabulous
Reviewed on 18 Dec 2025
Learn about the local history of Galashiels with a stop at Waverley Line. While in this relaxing area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.
Enjoy a round of golf in Galashiels at Torwoodlee Golf Club. While in this relaxing area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.
You can spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at Old Gala House in Galashiels. While in this relaxing area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.
A beautiful area, quiet but so close to the countryside
Enjoyed visit to Melrose Abbey. Beautiful drive through the borders in excellent autumn weather
Really good stay staff could not do enough for you food in hotel was very good
Welcoming
Eat early, we hoped to get a pub meal but they stopped serving at 8pm, leaving us with fish and chips in the car. It was fine for us though.
Supermarkets are killing the town
