Rooms

THE MELDON     (Double bedded, en-suite)

This is a comfortably furnished, elegant room with clear views over the town to the hills in the west and north.

Decorated in our classic cream decor with cream bedding and black and cream accents there is a calm serene atmosphere to ensure you feel relaxed as soon as you enter your room.

In your room you have a flat screen LCD TV, a dvd/vcr/cd player and coffee and tea making facilities.

There is also broadband computer linkup available in your room.

The shower room is decorated in clean white and cream with a powerful shower and a high skylight, which ensures lots of light.

Cost per room per night £75.00

THE CADEMUIR      (Double bedded, en-suite)

This is a wonderfully intimate room with clear views over the town to the hills in the south.

Decorated in our classic cream decor with cream bedding and black and cream accents there is a calm serene atmosphere to ensure you feel relaxed as soon as you enter your room.

In your room you have a flat screen LCD TV, a dvd/vcr/cd player and coffee and tea making facilities.

There is also broadband computer linkup available in your room.

The shower room is decorated in clean white and cream with a powerful shower and a velux skylight, which ensures lots of light.

Cost per room per night £75.00

THE VENLAW      (Twin bedded, en-suite)

This is a comfortably furnished, elegant room with clear views over the town to the hills in the west and north.

Decorated in our classic cream decor with cream bedding and black and cream accents there is a calm serene atmosphere to ensure you feel relaxed as soon as you enter your room.

In your room you have a flat screen LCD TV, a dvd/vcr/cd player and coffee and tea making facilities.

There is also broadband computer linkup available in your room.

The shower room is decorated in clean white and cream with a large window which gives wonderful views down to the river and to the hills in the east.

Cost per room per night £75.00

 THE BATHROOM

This bathroom was created in the middle of the building using the original freestanding bath and with the addition of sumptuous red velvet curtaining and the stained glass windows is just the ideal “feature” bathroom.

Also in the room is a comfortable basket chair and a very unusual little fireplace.

Just the place to enjoy a glass of wine and a relaxing soak after a busy day.

Just remember - there may be a queue!!

THE STAIRCASE

This is thought to have been saved from the previous parish Church of Peebles which was demolised in 1885 - since this building was renovated in 1886 this could have some credence.

Beautiful polish wood and turned finials lend an air of elegance to the stairwell and on both floors there are large windowsills with comfortable cushions so that visitors can sit and watch the ever changing view of the river Tweed and the hills in the distance