The Glen Guesthouse

It would probably best describe this stay as fine. Booked a family room easily, 2 double beds, single bed & a pop up bed. There was no choice to go room only so hotel was expensive with breakfast for a family of 4. Prices were comparable with city prices. You couldn’t check in until 4pn and latest time for a pre ordered breakfast was 930 on a Sunday. Check out was 1030. Another half hour would have been better. The breakfast was great though. The room was clean with tea & coffee making facilities. Bathroom small & a bit cold. Would agree with earlier comment re shower, it was impossible not to get your hair wet. Selkirk is a lovely place to visit but the hotel could do with some investment for the prices charged, it hasn’t changed much in 25 years.

Comfortable and clean and tasteful. View from room #2 is gorgeous. Set back from road not in city center so it is quieter. The host, Steve, was super-nice. Downstairs parlor was fun for playing our card game saboteur. There is also a nice back porch. I liked how this place was outside the city, making for a more peaceful surrounding.

This is not a large chain hotel, but rather a charming family run hotel in a large Victorian house. I stayed just one night as I was travelling north with my black Labrador for whom there was no additional charge. I was greeted warmly and given my room key. The single en suite room had a 4’6” bed which was much better than a 3’ single. The room was nicely equipped, very quiet and warm. Lovely breakfast included in the price. I had the set dinner which was simple but beautifully prepared. It fulfilled the brief very well, does what it sets out to do with character. I would definitely return.