The Border Hotel in Scottish Borders

Great pub with a good selection of beer and scotch. Very friendly staff. As it is at the end of the Pennine Way and is on Cuthberts Way, it is very friendly to walkers and outdoor types in general. The food is good solid pub food.

Great place, lots of authentic charm. We were doing the St Cuthberrs Way. Very welcoming to hikers and dogs. Great beer and lovely bar food (steak pie and chips was excellent). Very welcoming staff.

First time here and really liked it Food was good a good time was had by all as we was celebrating a very special birthday. 🎈

Visited the Inn for an evening meal, alongside an overnight stay at a nearby luxury B&B…firstly the gentleman behind the bar was very impersonable, not only with ourselves but with everyone that required serving. It’s a small bar, hence right from stepping in the door it wouldn’t be difficult to offer a warm greeting, a smile or some level of pleasantry. We were initially directed to an empty and soulless dining room, but we asked to move back to the bar area for some level of ambience. Menus were offered without any level of assistance with how best to order, but by this time we realised that this gentleman had no charisma to his service at all. My husband ordered the game casserole, and I ordered the goats cheese burger. Within less than 10 mins the food was on our table, clearly not freshly cooked, yet both sets of food were barely luke warm. The chips that accompanied my pretty poor burger looked like they’d been recooked at least six times! My husband’s casserole was no thicker than water consistency, and the pauperly cold veg of a few peas and about six pieces of carrot was deplorable! At no point were we asked if our food was even satisfactory, so needless to say we ate the food rather quickly due to it not being hot, and we certainly didn’t offer any tip for service, as we would always do when food is served well. The prices charged for this extremely poor standard of food is shocking!! The following morning at our very delightful B&B stay at Mill House, there were a further two couples who also passed very negative comment about the atrocious food they’d had the previous night at the Inn. Sad to think that the Mill House could be affording this establishment rather a lot of revenue over the year for evening meals, yet the level of service and food they are offering is so very poor. Maybe they need to take a leaf out of David & Clare’s book as to how to run a successful customer based business.

Absolutely yummy. The haggis bom boms totally lush x the owners really have made this place homely, warm and welcoming. The locals also are very welcoming. Made us feel at home. Definitely a new favourite.

My partner and I went for lunch, the food was very good, service was very good and everyone was very friendly. Good value for money however, we found the premises freezing. We would like to return for future meals however, if the heating issue is not resolved we would not dine.

Live locally, and popped in with friends for dinner but were very disappointed. 'Pie of the day' suggests a home made pie freshly prepared on the day, not a very average bought-in pie heated in the oven. Veg was poorly heated up from frozen. Puddings are also bought in. Prices are far too high for this sort of food.

Excellent place to stay after a long walk. Lovely suite with comfy sitting room & good shower. Very good dinner and breakfast menus. Welcome & comfortable.

Stayed at this hotel whilst walking St Cuthbert's Way: a group of six of us arrived very wet and muddy and were warmly welcomed, even though in theory we were too early to check in! We were shown to our rooms, after removing our boots, and then welcomed into the bar where there was a very welcome fire. We decided to forego our packed lunches and had lunch and dinner later: the food and service were both excellent and the rooms warm and comfortable. The couple running the hotel are doing a great job, and their staff were all friendly and helpful. I would absolutely recommend, and would love to stay there again.

A welcoming place after a long wet day walking St Cuthbert’s way and I understand also the end of the Pennine Way. Super cosy and the back room looks like it’s out of a David Lynch film - we enjoyed the quirkiness, the darts and the reasonably priced drinks. Friendly staff. We didn’t eat but the food we saw coming out of the kitchen looked good.

Great location, dog friendly, good pint. However, on this occasion bar staff were distracted and inattentive. We're giving diners priority over those just having a drink, regardless of who arrived first. Shame!

An extremely disappointing welcome for me here I'm afraid to say, after my 15 day Pennine walk, I arrived around 7pm and was told no food available without a table booking! Really! So I had to walk out and find refuge elsewhere. Doesn't really pair with the description on their website!! Could do a lot, lot better

Stopped for a break on a cycle trip. Ordered a beer and hot dog. Food arrived, no onions, garnish nor anything else. £ 5.50. Won't be going back for any reason. Pathetic.

Went for a lovely break the welcome on arrival was first class all the staff were lovely we had a small problem the first night but this was soon addressed to our satisfaction. The food was very good as was the service in the restaurants The hotel bedroom was clean and comfortable but the whole Hotel needs updating come on owners you can do better. Would I stay there again most certainly solely because of the lovely staff nothing was too much trouble for them..

Tout d’abord la propriétaire est d’un accueil et d’une attention incroyable. Les chambres sont très biens et propres. Le restaurant permet de manger une cuisine typique écossaise qui est savoureuse qui commence par un petit déjeuner généreux et succulent. Cet hôtel est au milieu de paysages magnifiques avec de multiples balades à réaliser et des lieux historiques à découvrir. Très dépaysant et donc parfait pour se ressourcer

Excellent meal and lovely pint dropped in mid week when it was quiet it has a small bar but ample dining area

The food was variable. Culleen Skink was really good, main course fish and chips was disappointing. Comfortable atmosphere and friendly service.

The old adage " if you don't need to try hard - you don't". Based at the end of the Pennie Way there is a given amount of business guaranteed. This is a very very average pub, thats just about acceptable, if you're happy to...

Dropped in on a whim on a Sunday evening. They were basically full I think but happy to squeeze us in. It's pub food done very well - filling and delicious. The service was prompt, efficient and friendly. A hidden gem at the end (or...

Staying in the village and decided to have dinner in the hotel. Very friendly and relaxed staff. I chose Cullen skink starter which came with a large warm roll. The had pasta main. Others enjoyed lamb shank, steak pie and scampi. Generous portion of ice...

Tomato and carrot Soup was basically inedible, served with value sliced bread and for £7 I expected so much more. Not much else on the lunch menu. Wee but disappointed. My dad had scampi and it looked nice. Staff were nice and the atmosphere is...

Little tasteless turkey, few vegetables and no apple, bread or cranberry sauce available. Poor value. Meal warm but not really hot.

Called ahead to check The Border Hotel was dog friendly, so glad that it is. Me and my very small four legged friend, Phoebe were welcomed in to the bar which was cosy, the fire was alight which along with the flagstone floor and the...

We had heard that the Border Hotel was a fantastic place and everybody was raving about it. But we found it was quite an ordinary pub, the food was okay but not more than okay, but to be fair, relatively cheap. Staff was young, unexperienced...

Situated at the end of the Pennine Way, The Border is a welcome sight for many a walker. Delicious food and good beer are always in store - I particularly liked the pie, which came at the recommendation of one of the other diners. They...

We took my mother in law for dinner today, the food was fautless, good helpings, good value and super tasty. But the service was poor, only one out of the three staff were talking orders, maybe today they were short staffed i dont know, but...

James, the new hotel manager, extended great kindness to my sister and I at his lovely hotel. The hotel receives many walkers from the Pennine Way and St Cuthberts Way, and it feeds and waters them well.

10 of us visited for lunch. The price of the meals were very reasonable, there was a good choice of items, including nice vegetarian options. It is in a lovely spot and we sat outside to enjoy the view across the village green. The staff...

Excellent food and service. Local beer. Lots of walkers !! A really interesting village ( and Kirk) to wander around. Ask for the bench cushions if you eat outside, at the front!!. Thank you

We chose the Border Hotel during lockdown without even stepping foot inside, thanks to its amazing location and breathtaking views. We booked numerous rooms for our guests and wanted a pre wedding supper and our wedding reception to be held there. In the 2 years...

Stopped for a quick lunch while visiting a friend. had delicious macaroni cheese and good beer. The staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. Will definitely go back next time I visit!

A very welcoming place with staff going out of their way to be helpful without being overbearing. Ate here on three nights whilst working in the area and cannot fault anything that I was presented with. Good quality home made offerings in the main. Excellent...

Slight confusion regarding the booking but the current staff quickly and efficiently dealt with this. We requested some lamb and fish meals and they were faultless. Not only that, they cooked them in the manner we requested. The fish was really fresh and fantastic quality....

I booked a specific table in the bar of the Hotel for our 23rd Anniversary - because the bar is atmospheric/romantic and it was convenient for the dog. We are poor so we don't go out for a meal very often: the last time we...

We had a couple of meals here which were lovely. The staff were really friendly and helpful. The bar had a fabulous selection of ales and spirits. Thank you for a lovely welcome

Excellent service, booked a table for 3 and requested a table in the conservatory which we got. Friendly staff. The menu is amazing. Meal was excellent. Good sized portions, well presented and tasted delicious. I would recommend The Border !

Located next to the Green with plenty of car parking, spacious interior with several areas for dining. A reasonable range of beers are on offer, but the food menu is the star, with a good range of choices, plus daily specials. Our food was well...

Booked in for a meal a week ago on Friday having travelled up from our own 'Borders' - Northants/Leicestershire for a few days break. Just what was required after a reasonable journey. On entering, the bar area where we had actually booked to eat in...

Friendly, clean and comfortable with great food. Great location literally at the end of the Pennine way. Friendly owner a joy to deal with when booking. Quick to reply to emails. Beer good. Food excellent and very fairly priced. Room (I was in the basic)...

Just had a 3 night stay found staff very friendly and helpful dinned on all 3 night food excellent will definitely be back

We hadn't booked a table in advance and were lucky to get one! This place is very popular and rightly so, the food was very good with efficient & friendly service.

Came to the Borders restaurant this week. Sadly we found the restaurant sadly lacking. Plenty of staff, just.poor management. Waited ages for drinks, food was mediocre, the chips looked more like over cooked, and often, Would not recommend, until the restaurant improves

This was my second visit to the restaurant and both times have been excellent. I am coeliac so have to eat gluten-free. I must admit that there wasn't a huge amount of choice for gluten-free (although I am aware there are possible supply issues at...

Staff friendly on arrival. Prompt service and delivery of fresh cooked meals to our table. Meals were absolutely lovely. Better of the two hotel restaurants in the area. I would recommend this restaurant. Also booking in advance is advisable!

By far the better of the pubs in the two villages. Welcoming and the food we had was nice. Ate here twice and both times had no complaints. Fine selection of guns and ales. Staff were lovely and very accommodating. Had a lovely atmosphere with...

Really lovely pub food. We were staying locally and came two nights in a row. The food was delicious - especially the fresh mackerel starter. The curry was also good. The first night was Father’s Day and they were very busy - but service still...

Booked in advance for Sunday lunch. Service was friendly and efficient.fab menu. We opted for the haggis and crayfish starters followed by roast beef and choc brownie. Everything was delicious. Can’t wait to go back again.

We first visited this pub just over 10 years ago at the end of doing the Pennine Way and we were back this time whilst walking St Cuthberts Way, so a couple of pints and good filling food was what was wanted - and thats what we got.The beer was good, the staff friendly and efficient and were doing their best to deal with the covid problem, social distancing was certainly well maintained and all staff wore masks. The food was tasty and portion sizes what were needed when walking.We would be very happy to return and eat here again if in the area.

We, myself and 2 fellow walkers, were looking forward to a couple of decent pints and a good meal after completing a tough day on St Cuthbert's Way. And we weren't disappointed. I'd been here a couple of times before when finishing Pennine Way so it was slightly strange to enter the pub by a different route - Coronavirus one way system! We were shown to a table in what I believe to be a function room and all tables were very well distanced. Waiting Staff took our drinks order, and brought them to us, whilst we checked out the menu. Choice of beer including a Dark Bitter which went down very well. Whitebait was an excellent starter followed by a Steak and Ale Pie with nice chips and a good selection of vegetables. Paid by card as we were leaving with some pleasant banter with the bar staff. Socially distanced of course. The only possible downside, courtesy of the current situation, is that the "Function Room" didn't have much of an atmosphere. Didn't matter really to us as it was a food and drink stop and not an occasion. A small price to pay considering the restrictions business are under at present

This is my local pub, well it was. The only good thing to say is the food is excellent. The bar staff , management/owner show little respect for the Covid guidance and the community. When we were last in there was no social distancing, no recording of details, no table service no bar staff with face coverings, no cleaning of tables of menus. No one way directions.This is only a few things. When I complained I got no response from the owner. Three times I asked for a meeting. The bar manager saw everything but did nothing. I offered to get the community involved in helping with repairs to build community spirit. No response.Use this pub at your own risk. There is a swell of local people refusing to use the establishment. I feel for the chef who is outstanding and the two young staff. A community treated with disregard and disrespect. The owner send letter to people unsigned I believe. That's the sum of care they take.

I was there after completing the Pennine Way walk. I only ate in restaurant and had a rest as I was staying in Kelso.Border Hotel is an extremely friendly place, I really felt good there.The food is nice and the portions are sufficient (for someone who just completed a 40 km walking day).I also got the forgotten Pennine Way completion certificate sent to my home.Overall I can sincerely recommend at least a visit for a meal and drink.

Really enjoyed our stay in cottage view . Staff make you really welcome , James in the bar interacts each & everyone nothing is too much trouble for them .Julie the mangeress is lovely & her passion for her job outstanding, we will definitely be coming back.

Could not fault our stay in Church View cottage belonging to hotel. Cottage was fully equipped with everything needed along with the comfiest beds ever. A few yards away in hotel we ate delicious food ( amazing chef) and welcomed with open arms by manager Julie and all hotel staff members James, Lindsay and Helen . Excellent service and would definitely recommend and visit again

We were so looking forward to our stay three years on from the Peninne Way. It was busy being the first Saturday open, and although the service for our room was a little slow, our room was lovely and we had an enjoyable evening and dinner. Unfortunately, the bar was open late and the room was not well ventilated with the skylight. The bed was not that comfy and the pillows were too bulky. Breakfast was not great and we had to ask for more coffee, toast, butter and sauces. The waitress was not good at spotting what we lacked. The coffee was weak too. The real issue was £7 for a packed lunch which consisted of a sandwich, crisps and bottle of water. As a walker this is not enough, and usually they include a choc bar, piece of fruit and/or cake. The sandwich was thrown together without care. It was a real let down. It left us leaving dissatisfied and disappointed.

Stopped by for a bar lunch and very pleasantly surprised at a quite remote village. Friendly greeting, locals in bar, quite short menu but food all home made and tasty and nourishing. Two of us had soup ( I had the smoked fish and potatoes one, "Cullen Skink" which was the best I have ever had. Party of three all had toasted panini so which were quite adequate. Great range of beers. Would recommend it if you're in the area. Popular with walkers.

The inside is quite cramped and loud for meals but the food is good and some staff are amazing some are very average. I do recommend to go for a drink, but not a big meal. The seats aren't very comfortable in the main bar area but there is a good dining room for parties and weddings.

November 2019. Stayed here for two nights with my sister to celebrate her 60th birthday. The Border Hotel has always been a favourite of ours for meals, but until this time we had never stayed overnight. We weren’t disappointed!I’d just like to thank them all, on behalf of myself and my sister, for the wonderful hospitality and friendliness they all showed to us during our stay this week.Throughout the whole booking and planning process the owner, Helen, was so helpful, friendly and professional, giving quick responses to my emails when I was asking for the extras for my sister’s room, and her ‘small’ birthday cake! They certainly delivered on what I’d asked for, and exceeded all expectations. Nothing was too much trouble for them. From the very warm welcome we received on arrival from James - who we would like to single out for his exceptional care in looking after us throughout the whole of our stay - to the morning of our check out, we simply couldn’t fault a thing!Our rooms were spotless, comfortable and spacious with a very varied hospitality tray, even a teapot, and the bathrooms were spacious too with complimentary toiletries provided. We stayed in rooms Bowmont and Teviot overlooking the back of the hotel and the hills beyond. They were very quiet and peaceful and a great retreat to rest in after a busy day out and about. Both nights we had dinner in the hotel restaurant, both very delicious and large portions that we struggled to eat in full, but loathe to leave. I’d requested a small dessert with a sparkler after our meal for my sisters birthday as a surprise - what they provided was a huge home baked cake with a big Roman candle type ‘sparkler’! We were wowed over and over again by the care and attention they gave us. Several times during our stay we sat in the bar area beside the log fire enjoying a drink or pot of tea. These are memories that will live in our hearts forever. All of the staff made our stay, and my sister’s 60th birthday, a very special and memorable experience. It’s a rare thing these days to come across such dedication and attention to detail in the most friendly of manners, and ‘thank you’ just doesn’t quite say enough. All our thanks goes to Helen, James, and all The Border staff, for making our stay such a warm and happy experience. We will certainly be back!

We were a walking group and had an evening meal after a day’s hiking. The restaurant was busy and we had booked. The food was freshly served and the fish and chips were very good.

Very lovely atmosphere and lovely food. The staff were helpful and very efficient. Are three times during our stay in the village

Limited food options in the village. We sat outside and got forgotten about to take our order, but the food arrived promptly and there were no complaints there. Tasty, simple fayre.

Was staying in Yetholm for the 4th time with the family, Yetholm is a lovely place!Went to the Border hotel twice during our stay, the Food and service was excellent both times, if passing through or visiting the area I highly recommend the Borders hotel.

We stopped here for dinner as a family of 4. The service was excellent. The menu was full of variety including some specials. All meals were very good and tasty. Highly recommended if in the area; good atmosphere.

I had two nights here whilst hiking up to the Cheviot and back. It is a typically old but nicely renovated country hotel. The bedroom somewhat quaint has everything you need, the food, the beer and the service is spot on. It is a busy place in the evenings so you need to book if you want to eat here. Beware of the Traditional Scottish Breakfast, it's a monster that can seriously slow you down climbing mountains.

Eat here for evening meal in bar as we had our dog with us (very dog friendly welcomenin bar) The meal was excellent all staff very friendly and accommodating. Would definitely recommend especially if you have your four legged friend with you

Went to the. Border Hotel at Kirk Yetholm Nr Kelso.With my Family.On Saturday evening and and we all enjoyed a really nice evening meal! My Eyemouth Haddock Was Superb especially the crispy batter! Tartare sauce andthe vinegar would have been nice Emily? Than you very much for an enjoyable evening out! Francis S.

I always enjoy returning to the Plough hotel. I love the vibe and food, friendly staff and owners. Definitely a must if you are around the Borders!!

Had a fantastic Sunday lunch outside in the garden, what a sun trap! Couldn’t ask for more! Perfect, definitely be back.

We visited the Border Hotel, for the first time on Monday evening, and were very impressed. The Hotel was very busy, for a Monday evening, but the staff were very helpful and considerate. The food was well prepared and not overly expensive. It is ceretainly a place we will visit again but will phone ahead in order to ensure we can get a table. It's location at the foot of the Cheviot Hills just adds to experience

We visited on Easter Sunday we are not from this area. 2 of us got the lamb roast. Yorkshire was lovely too. My son opted for a kids meal chicken and chips there was plenty on his plate. The other opted for cajon chicken burger and chips. They found it a little spicy but still enjoyed it. All the staff were great and very helpful. We will definitely be back if ever in the area again

We were travelling inland after visiting Lindisfarne on our 4 day trip away from The Cotswolds. We still use the 2012 good beer guide and so off we went to find this pub with rooms that obviously thrives on its good food. We phoned ahead as knew this would be busy and we got in! We had a roast which was just the ticket followed by a wonderful sticky toffee pudding and a crumble. All in all warm and friendly service.

This was a slightly disappointing experience. We went to the bar for pre-dinner drinks and one of our number wished for Lemon, Lime and bitters. No chance! She was offered Bitter Lemon - and the landlord seemed never to have heard of Angostura Bitters. The meal, for my part, consisted of Cullen Skink which was fine and I was persuaded to have the Chef's special - Beef Curry. It was, I am afraid, a disappointment. The Naan bread was slightl heavy and the curry itself was rather bland - it lacked the quality of a true Indian curry - a view echoed by colleagues who also had it. It was eatable, but not what one hoped. As we agreed, hotel curries don't seem to work very well. Apart from that everyone else seemed pretty happy with what they had, so I can speak only for myself.

We ate here on Tuesday 26th March and for a weekday out of season it was nicely busy and we can see why.

Warm and inviting. Good local beer. Good traditional food. What more does someone want from a pub ?

Arriving at 2:00 pm hungry and tired after a long walk in the hills we were looking forward to lunch. The bar was busy but we were told after reference to the kitchen that we could order if we waited 20-30 minutes. No problem, we settled at a table in the bar and ordered drinks from the same member of staff who had a few minutes earlier advised that we could have lunch. After pouring the drinks she then, without apology, told us that we could not have lunch - by the time we left after finishing our drinks the bar was empty

The inn was not very busy when we visited for a Sunday lunch. We opted for the restaurant although it was possible to eat in the bar which was warmed by a log fire. Starters were home made mushroom soup with crusty bread and a delicious crayfish salad. For main course we both opted for topside of beef which was tasty and tender and accompanied by a selection of vegetables. We thought the quality of the food represented good value for money.

The Border is a well known pub in the area and beyond. As well as visitors, it provides a warm and welcome place for visitors.

Three of us went here one evening while doing St Cuthbert's Way. We used the bar for a while. They did a good range of beers, the interior was comfortable and there was outside seating just outside on the village green to watch the sun go down with a glass. We also went to the restaurant. I was determined not to have the fish and chips but when I saw it on another diner's plate I'm afraid I succumbed and was not disappointed.

We ate here whilst staying at a nearby B&B; and found the food absolutely excellent.

This excellent period hotel is situated in the lovely village of Kirk Yetholm right at the end of the Pennine Way. In fact we were asked to take photos of some walkers who had just finished this challenging walk. The hotel is in a rural location a few miles from Kelso. We had booked for Sunday lunch but the weather turned out to be poor so the restaurant was fairly quiet. The restaurant has a lot of atmosphere and seating is divided between the bar, conservatory and garden. Staff were very friendly and efficient. The food was excellent and reasonably priced. There was a good range of food and drink on offer. Highly recommended.

A meal and some beer at the end of The Pennine Way. Great setting and food was tasty. I had the steak pie special and it was excellent as was the local beer. Swift service in a nice bar and restaurant.

Stopped at the Border after a lovely walk. Sat outside in the sunshine and enjoyed both the drinks and the view. Finished our visit off with the best fish and chips I've had in a long time. Very friendly staff and a lovely relaxed atmosphere.

Great little place where locals, well to do visitors, families and smelly Pennine Way Walkers "fresh" from a 2 day/23 mile hike across the Cheviots all mix together in a great atmosphere.

There were a lot of delicious choices in the dining room at The Border Hotel, and we took advantage of their steak and ale pie and salmon entree. Service was friendly and prompt, even thought we had a large group. Would go back anytime.

Occupying a key position on the village green, the Border Hotel naturally dominates the village. Good ales and good food and very walker / cyclist friendly. Pennine Way walkers get a free 1/2 pint and completion certificate. A fitting end point.

Ate here twice, first time was very busy and had to eat in the bar. Second time we booked and were in the restaurant part which was much better. Food was good (curry was especially good) service can be a little slow when busy. Recommend it - but suggest you book a table.

This was one of our stops (Kirk Yetholm) as we walked St Cuthbert’s Way. With it getting busy walking and touring season-reservations are recommended.

The Border Hotel is situated in a very pleasant square in Yetholm, At the end of the Pennine way or start if you wish. The pub is very pleasing on the eye with very nice decor and very clean and tidy.

Perfect spot for Sunday lunch. Plenty of choice for everyone and the food was was well cooked and the service was terrific.

Warm welcoming after a longer days walking in the snowy Cheviots.We ate beautiful local lamb and played dominos by the real fire. The staff were friendly, the beer delicious and the dog made very welcome. Highly recommended.

Lovely evening meal with friends, staff were lovely, setting great & reasonably priced. Good comprehensive menu, great choice of beers.

Stopped in here when walking St Cuthbert’s Way. The staff were very friendly and I ordered fish and chips which came quickly and was absolutely HUGE. Not 5 star due to chips being a bit hit and miss (some too hard, some too greasy) - but overall value for money and a pleasant experience.

Have been before. Can’t fault this place. Food selection good, price good, food portions good and quality good. Staff friendly and attentive. Nice atmosphere. Will definitely go again when next visiting the borders.

A few months ago, I wrote a scathing review of The Border. I criticised just about everything.

Went to the Border for a Curry Night with family . Having been to two previous Curry nights we were really looking forward to a good curry . After a really long wait for food we where really disappointed with the 4 curries on offer as none of them had any spice at all . They were like very bland stews . Must do better !! However it was a charity night so I applaud that and not all bad because the bar staf were very friendly and on the ball. Not rushing back .

Three of us had lunch of cullen skink, small portion, not enough fish. Not sure the portion size is enough for hungry walkers. The drinks were fine and the service efficient. It was cold inside when we arrived but they lit the fire.

I went in here after 26 hours on foot from Haltwhistle up the Pennine Way. The staff were very friendly and the place has a lovely "local pub" atmosphere. Good range of beers and the food is very good. A fun mix of clientele add to the appeal of this place. Totally recommended.

5***** all the way friendly service very welcoming.. burger was immense.. how do you go about tackling something like this....

Booked here for a family birthday, was 9 of us all together, had no problem getting a table Word of...

Stayed at the Gypsy Palace & visited the Border 3 times, the staff are very attentive & the Bar has...

Stayed overnight as we were at a party locally. The hotel was very comfortable and has a wonderful country style...