Has Anyone Stayed at Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
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Has Anyone Stayed at Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
I will be traveling to the Borders in August, and I am looking for a hotel with some manor house character. Has anyone stayed at Dryburgh Abbey Hotel? It looks lovely, but it's a pretty strong price and I'd like to have the benefit of others' experience.
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I have not stayed there but have eaten there and walked through the grounds a few times. Have no idea what the rooms are like but I suspect they are very nice. The setting is wonderful.
Another place you might want to consider is Traquair House -
Another place you might want to consider is Traquair House -
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Hi Janisj,
I have also sent an enquiry to Traquair, and am waiting to hear if they have availability - thanks for the confirming vote! My greatest worry is finding accommodations in Edinburgh as the festival is on and many places are well booked.
I have also sent an enquiry to Traquair, and am waiting to hear if they have availability - thanks for the confirming vote! My greatest worry is finding accommodations in Edinburgh as the festival is on and many places are well booked.
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You will LOVE Traquair House. The history, the location, the brewery, the rooms, the grounds, the hosts. I have not actually stayed there but have visited many times and seen the B&B rooms. Almost sacrilege to call it B&B.
It will be much more memorable than the Drybugh Abbey hotel. The hotel is fine but similar to scores of other country hotels. Traquair is one of a kind . . . .
It will be much more memorable than the Drybugh Abbey hotel. The hotel is fine but similar to scores of other country hotels. Traquair is one of a kind . . . .




