Local Information – accommodation and services
PEEBLES HYDRO
Everything you need for a comfortable stay in the Scottish Borders
Glentress is just a few minutes’ ride from the hotel and of course Tweedlove celebrates all things to do with biking in May.
What’s included?
Overnight accommodation
Hearty Scottish breakfast
FREE access to leisure pool and gym
Access to our bike wash and secure storage for your kit
FREE wi-fi
A flexible choice of rooms too from single rooms to our largest family rooms and they also have a choice of dining outlets on-site too.
HOTELS
The Cross Keys Inn, Ettrickbridge
The Gordon Arms, Yarrow Valley
Philipburn Country House Hotel
B&Bs
Hartleap Bed & Breakfast: For a nice, very cycle friendly B&B that’s actually on the route, try here.
SELF CATERING
The Green House, Ettrickbridge
CAMPING
Ettrick Valley Yurts, Kirkhope
Honey Cottage Caravan Park, Hopehouse
Tweedside Caravan Park, Innerleithen
Thirlestane Castle Park, Lauder
CAFES AND FOOD STOPS
The Gordon Arms, Yarrow Valley
The Waterwheel Restaurant, Selkirk
The Cross Keys Inn, Ettrickbridge
Minstrel Tearoom, Bowhill Estate
Philipburn Country House Hotel
GENERAL
LOCAL AMENITIES & ATTRACTIONS
Bowhill House, near Selkirk
THE TWEED VALLEY
The event start in Peebles, in the Tweed Valley in the Scottish Borders is easily accessible, only 23 miles from Edinburgh, with a wide variety of accommodation within the main towns of Peebles, Innerleithen and surrounding area. Many of these hotels, guest houses and B&Bs pride themselves on their ‘cycle-friendly’ service.
Here’s a selection of good places to stay:
HOTELS
Barony Castle Hotel – Eddleston, by Peebles
GUEST HOUSES
B&Bs
Torview House, Lyne Station Near Peebles
Craiguart House, Glentress, Near Peebles
Traquair House Bed & Breakfast
For a list of other B&B’s in the area check out this website
SELF CATERING
Cleikum Mill Lodge, Innerleithen
Cosaig Self Catering, Innerleithen
CAMPING
GENERAL
http://www.visittweedvalley.co.uk/peebles-accommodation-hotel-self-catering-bandb
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