Hotels Near Buckholm Tower in Galashiels

We took a squad of 30 kids on their first cross border rugby tour and Kailee and the team were outstanding. We booked out the hotel for 60 people between adults and kids and nothing was a bother. The hotel provided a set menu for lunch and dinner which was very tasty. Kailee also organised a silent disco which went down an absolute treat for not just the kids but also the parents. The rooms were clean and spacious, the staff were polite, courteous and helpful. The hotel is an ideal choice if you are visiting Melrose or playing at Melrose RFC with ample parking facilities at the rear of the hotel. Great hotel with exceptional staff. Our U8s squad loved tucking into a full Scottish breakie with haggis before their all important fixture. Hope to be back.

Hotels was great service was fab and food in restaurant great. Only thing missing is a jacuzzi in the spa. Our trip was spoilt by the reception charging us twice for our accommodation. Already paid via trip.com and then got home to discover the hotel had also charged directly. Despite informing Hotel of this error on day of departure, a week later and multiple tel call we still haven’t the money returned to our account. As a result we will not be returning as very poor post trip customer care!

This was the perfect stay for myself and my husband. Although the b&b is on a farm, it's easy to spot where to go from the sign on the main road. The building itself is so beautiful and Sheila and Peter couldn't have been friendlier or more helpful. Nothing was too much trouble for them - they clearly love what they do. They have two little dogs, which I was a bit worried about as I'm a bit nervous but the dogs are small, friendly and no bother. The room itself was spacious, clean and homely, exactly as advertised, with a lovely view of the garden. We had an adjoining bathroom which was also very clean and modern. The b&b was a quiet and relaxing place for a stay, where we were free to come and go as we pleased for our weekend break. I think my favourite part of the stay was the breakfast though, it was delicious. there was a good selection of cereals/juices for us to help ourselves to whilst the cooked breakfast was being prepared. The breakfast room was also really beautiful and homely, with a lovely view of the grounds too. Honestly, I couldn't fault our stay at all and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking for a quiet and relaxing stay somewhere beautiful.

3x blokes, road cycling trip across Scotland. September 2023. Fantastic hotel, and exceptionally good value. Location is brilliant, lovely ride in along the marked Scottish C2C route, the hotel is right on the route so no detours. Staff excellent and friendly from start-to-finish. Checked our 3 bikes into the self-service secure storage. Enjoyed a great (well earned) 3 course dinner in the hotel restaurant, which had a great a**osphere and as mentioned, lovely staff. (There is also a great brewery tap next door if you fancy a change of scenery - we didn't manage to get further than that in the village!) Breakfast served early, first-class traditional Scottish - but plenty of other options. Unlimited coffee and juice, we were really happy. Rooms are good for the price, simple ”pub with rooms” style, remember. Everything needed for a stay of this type. It was very hot, but I still slept well. Highly recommended, we'd stay at Traquair Arms again without hesitation.

We stayed at the Tontine Hotel, Peebles 28, 29th June, requested a walk-in shower and this was duly reserved for us and worked out ok. The bathroom was modern and well thought out but why hadn’t the room been refurbished like those shown on the website to brighten it up somewhat as the view did not help through the window. The room however had a strange smell due I understand to a leaking radiator connection, so why wasn’t the carpet steam cleaned, replaced even if it had been in the room a long time. The TV was hanging off the wall at about 1 metre from the floor just behind the door, maybe it should be removed all together. Why would somebody want to watch the tv whilst on holiday and especially at that level and position. Why indeed are there tv’s in hotel rooms in the first place and baths, rather than walk in showers. A bath to exit is far more dangerous than a walk-in shower and who wants to lay in water you have washed yourself in. The bed was comfortable, but we used our own feather pillows rather than those filled with plastic as supplied by most hotels, as are the duvets. The public areas of the hotel are far more comfortable than most hotels as they have quality domestic type settees and armchairs. The Dining room has that old world charm with most tables around the walls with lots of airy space, which makes it easier for the waitresses to serve guests. It is not overcrowded like most hotels cramming tables in. The menu was quite varied and did not revolve round chips and a fry up. There was ample fresh vegetables which is a plus these days, rather than the usual limp lettuce leaf and half a fried tomato. So well done the chef. The staff are very pleasant, well trained, something you do not experience these days. In fact at some hotels and restaurants they cannot set a table correctly, but not the case at the Tontine. I would like to make a mention to Alice, Anna, Beth, Jessica and Sabine, who made our dining experience very relaxing. Well done ladies. I also found the two ladies on reception helpful and they had time for conversation.