The Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
sits proudly in it's own ten acre estate on the banks of the River Tweed. The
views from the public rooms and many of the bedrooms are of the majestic river
and/or the historic ruins of the abbey. This splendid baronial mansion dates from
the mid-nineteenth century, and is owned and managed by the Grose family, hoteliers
for more than one hundred years. The Tweed restaurant, with fabulous unspoiled
views of the river, serves some of the finest food in the country. The menu changes
daily, and features the 'Art Cusine' of Head Chef René Gaté. A fine
dinner awaits you after a day filled with walking, touring, sporting or relaxing
in the grounds of the hotel or at the indoor pool. Set in the very heart of the
Borders, with the historic towns of Melrose, Galashiels, Kelso, Jedburgh, Peebles,
Selkirk and Hawick all within 30 minutes, and Edinburgh to the north an hour away
- there is always plenty to see and do. We look forward to welcoming you to Dryburgh
and the Scottish Borders. | |
Activities:
Swimming,walking,trout fishing. Salmon fishing, shooting, riding, golf, off-road
driving -all by arrangement. Opening details:
All year Number of rooms available:
37 bedrooms (all en suite)
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