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Old Apr 28th, 1999 | 11:47 AM
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Scotland Borders Hotels

Greetings, <BR> <BR>Has anyone stayed at or have any direct knowledge about any of these Scotland <BR>hotels: <BR> <BR> Sunlaws Hotel <BR> Dryburgh Abbey Hotel <BR> Ednam House Hotel <BR> <BR>Any other recommendations for the Borders region? <BR> <BR>Much thanks
 
Old Apr 28th, 1999 | 02:34 PM
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Dryburgh Abbey is good; a bit up-market; and in a lovely location. Don' know the other two.
 
Old Apr 28th, 1999 | 02:35 PM
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Dryburgh Abbey is good; a bit up-market; and in a lovely location. Don' know the other two.
 
Old Apr 28th, 1999 | 05:19 PM
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What a coincidence! I just put together some info for a nice couple that e-mail me directly inquiring about a border town inn I stayed last May. <BR> <BR>Abbey Bridge Inn. <BR>The address is http://www.hotelworld.com/nonsubscri...e.fcgi?n=s9140 <BR>(you can make a booking/reservation at this address). <BR> <BR>Just in case, the following is some of the info available: <BR>The Abbey Bridge Inn <BR>Lanercost, Brampton Cumbria <BR>CA8 2HG <BR>United Kingdom <BR>Tel No: (016977) 2224 <BR>Fax No: (016977) 2224 <BR>Number of Rooms: 7 <BR>Single Room Prices From: 23 British Pounds <BR>This inn is in a superb setting on the banks of the River Irthing amid the Borders' gently rolling fells. Proprietor Philip Sayers is an authority on `real ale', and up to 15 real ales are offered every week. The rooms in the hotel are attractively furnished in shades of bright pastel. The excellent cuisine attracts local and foreign tourists visiting Hadrian's Wall and the many other nearby attractions. <BR>Facilities <BR>Car Parking <BR>Conference Facilities (up to 15 delegates) <BR>Disabled Facilities <BR>Golf <BR>Horse Riding <BR>Pets Allowed <BR>Sailing <BR>Location Information <BR>Nearby Town: Brampton 2 miles <BR> <BR>Again, very close to very interesing points of Hadrian's Wall, across the street from Lanercost Priory (http://www.cumbria1st.com/History/lanpri.htm) and from Naworth Castle (http://www.britain.co.uk/pages/N/NAW82HFiA.html). <BR> <BR>Hope this helps!!
 
Old Apr 29th, 1999 | 12:42 PM
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Not that I'm picky but Borders is Scotland. Cumbria is England. I'm sure it's lovely tho'
 
Old Jul 1st, 2002 | 03:47 PM
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Ednam House is wonderful!!! Leaving soon for another visit. Friendly, beautiful grounds, lovely town, a great spot for exploring the Borders. GOOD FOOD, too!
 
Old Jul 1st, 2002 | 03:55 PM
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In Berwick upon Tweed is the Marshall Meadows Country House---one of the few hotels in that area. Trains leave hourly for Waverley in Edinburgh and it's a two stop ride. Very good food at the hotel which is out in the country a bit, but an easy taxi ride to the train station.
 
Old Jul 1st, 2002 | 07:30 PM
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All three are WONDERFUL. No one has yet mentioned Sunlaws - it is widely rated as one of the best country hose hotels in all of Scotland.<BR><BR>If you are looking in these up-market price ranges you can't go wrong with any of the 3. BUT you can find very nice places for much less.
 
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