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| Border Cycling Bed and Breakfast |
Cycle specific bed and breakfast in Innerleithen near Glentress |
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| No28 Bed and Breakfast |
We are situated in Swinton, Scottish Borders just a few miles from the River Tweed as it crosses in to Northumberland. In an area steeped in history and beauty. Our standards are very high compare easily to any 4 star hotel. |
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| Glede Knowe Bed and Breakfast |
Alison and Bill welcome you to Glede Knowe, a friendly and relaxing high quality bed and breakfast in Innerleithen, in the Scottish Borders, Scotland's best short break destination. Ideal for bikers, walkers, golfers, fishing and touring. Lovely views of the hills around from our spacious rooms. Ample parking, pets welcome, lockable storage for bikes, golf clubs and other sports equipment |
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| Allerton House |
Allerton House is a 4 Star guest house located in the historic Royal Burgh of Jedburgh. This stately Georgian home is surrounded by charming country gardens and provides all the modern amenities of the twenty-first century while preserving the character of its nineteenth century era. We strive to meet all of your wishes and needs with special facilities catering to children, complimentary indoor swimming just steps down the road, accommodation me |
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| The Garden House, near Selkirk |
A warm and comfortable modern farm house 3 miles from Selkirk in the heart of the Scottish Border Country. Private loch for coarse fishing, Farm walks. Pets welcome. Packed lunches and evening meals on request. |
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| St Albans B&B |
This lovely family run four star B&B is set in the heart of Berwickshire, with spectacular views all the way to the Cheviot Hills in England. A king-sized double /twin room, it is of particular interest not only for the splendid views from Duns all the way into Cheviot Hills in England, but also because it has a chair which starred in TV's The Antiques Roadshow in 1992. It was made for the marriage of two of Gwen's ancestors three centuries ago |
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