Located in Jedburgh and with Melrose Abbey reachable within 13 miles, The Capon Tree Town House has express check-in and check-out, allergy-free rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property...
Located in Jedburgh, 13 miles from Melrose Abbey, Auld Cross Keys Inn has accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Roberta
United Kingdom
The hotel was very well equipped with many different spaces to enjoy. All the staff were most helpful and I felt well cared for. The room and all service was excellent.
Located on the high street of the historic town of Jedburgh, The Spread Eagle Hotel is a listed building which has been restored and upgraded with modern conveniences, such as free Wi-Fi and free...
No16 The Green offers accommodations in Jedburgh, 8 miles from Melrose Abbey and 28 miles from Etal Castle. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
56 Main Park Caravan Hire Lillardsedge Holiday Park Jedburgh offers accommodations in Jedburgh, 8 miles from Melrose Abbey and 28 miles from Etal Castle.
Jedburgh has a number of good tourist "sites" - one of the...
Jedburgh has a number of good tourist "sites" - one of the best abbeys. The main sites in town are all within easy walking distance of each other - so if you book accommodation in the town centre you can ditch the car while sightseeing in town.
It is also a great spot for day trips to other tourist sites in the Borders area - super easy drives to the other abbeys, castles, etc. Most are less than a half hour drive and can be strung together into great circle day tours.
There are a number of good restaurants and cafes in the town, although be warned that after tourist season (we were there in mid-Oct) some of them close early. We ate at the Carters Rest and the Belters Bar - great dinners at both locations.
Janet
Canada
Scored 10
10
It has a large free car park, free toilets at the car park...
It has a large free car park, free toilets at the car park with the information office and bus station next door. Very interesting free entry to the castle gaol and Mary, Queen of Scots house. It has a ruined Abbey. The town is compact and has lots of cafes and interesting little shops including a chocolate shop. It is a great place to stop on the A98 on the way to and from Edinburgh.
Tony
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Jedburgh is a lovely town and we visited the Thistle & Tweed...
Jedburgh is a lovely town and we visited the Thistle & Tweed shop on the High Street which we cannot recommend highly enough.
There is also a lovely little florist and the young lady who helped us with a bouquet and also arranged some irises for us to leave at our Dad's grave was so helpful.
Lorraine
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely little market town where we normally just break our...
Lovely little market town where we normally just break our journey up to Aberdeen. It was nice to spend a little bit longer even though it's now the 'off season'. Lovely surroundings - it would seem there's a lot to do around there in Spring/Summer. Also some nice restaurants - especially Bella Sicily.
John
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Plenty to see all within easy walking distance in this small...
Plenty to see all within easy walking distance in this small town. Good choice of eating out, even on a Sunday evening. There is also a good selection of independent shops and small businesses in the centre.
Alexander
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Jedburgh is a very interesting old town with some colourful...
Jedburgh is a very interesting old town with some colourful buildings and a wonderful Abbey which although in ruins is beautiful There are some great historic homes to visit and the whole area has lovely scenery.
Robert
United Kingdom
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The location near Jedburgh was perfect for my touring needs. The old coaching house is much bigger than I expected with a large restaurant and outside seating area. The Nepalese staff are brilliant and the food in the evening showcases their cuisine. I had the lamb curry which was marvellous.
My room was the double attic room with detached bathroom, so quirky slopping ceilings form part of its historical character. If you want squares and en-suite book a Premier Inn. The bed was to their standard too.
Very clean and tidy throughout.
Lovely old hotel nicely modernised retaining lots of historic features. Lovely host and very tasty breakfast.
Jedburgh is a lovely small historic town with a fabulous ruined abbey and lots of other historic buildings
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