Tweeddale Arms Hotel

I am currently on a 3 month adventure around Scotland! Starting at the top and working my way back home to England (slowly but surely!). I stayed at this hotel for a single night as I was visiting friends who stay in the local area. The hotel is full of character and exactly what I was looking for. During my stay sadly the restaurant was not open due to staff shortages but that seems to be an issues everywhere at the moment and was not a problem for me. When I went to check in I was greeted by Ella a lovely young lady who was very friendly and helpful. I was showed up to my room which was quite small but none the less a very comfortable space. I went down to the pub later on for a drink and was pleasantly surprised by how cosy and inviting it was. The locals were great and was greeted by Susan another great member of staff who was very friendly and pulls a great pint! Breakfast in the morning was not the best cooked breakfast I've ever had but definitely wasn't the worst. I could here what must have been the breakfast chef singing in the kitchen which wasn't exactly what I wanted to hear first thing in the morning. Checking out was easy and no fuss or waiting around at all. I had paid when I arrived so that must have saved some time. Would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who is looking to stay in the area for a couple nights. Great price, room, location, drinks and staff!

So very friendly, helpful staff

Great 2 night stay. The hotel is in a lovely village. Was ideal for us as we were visiting family in the village. We had an evening meal on the 2nd night which was great. Breakfast on both mornings was delicious. All the staff were really friendly and helpful. Rooms are dated but clean and comfortable. Would definitely stay again.

The hotel is clean but very tired looking. Also, there appearef to be a shortage of staff to oversee the smooth running of the bar and dining. Hats off to the young waitress Ella who goes above and beyond. She is a trooper and a credit to the hotel.

Really good stay at a very friendly pub in a beautiful village

Hotel and staff were very good. Breakfast was really good. Room was a little dated especially the bathroom where the shower pole was broken but still worked ok. It advertises that lunch is served on Fridays but RHW couldn’t get a chef, so we tried hotel up the road and that was closed all together. So we had to drive 4 or so miles to find somewhere to eat. Restaurant was open in the evening and the food was again really good. Would definitely stay there again when in the area.

Amazing value for money! The downstairs is a lovely old-style hotel with a cosy bar and coffee room. Rooms are nice, a bit too much furniture which makes it hard to get around. Bathroom tired but clean and functional. Great breakfast and lovely staff! Would reccomend.

A nice hotel in a quiet village, this property offered a a perfect position to stay for a night when passing through the area. Booking in was a little confusing as there isn't a reception as such you just head for the bar and wait for someone to come. The room was a nice size, well maintained and the furniture, though old fashioned, was in keeping with the building and was good quality. The breakfast was very nice and the service excellent. It's a pity that the evening staff don't take lessons. We ordered an evening meal and settled down to enjoy three courses, a treat for us. First course and mains were lovely, well cooked and presented, though they had just sold out of my first choice of mains. As the waitress cleared away we were told that the chef had gone home and if we wanted dessert we could have ice cream. It was not as if it was late as it was 8.45pm. They could have told us earlier and we would have picked our option which could have been left in the kitchen for us. But no, he'd gone and dessert was off the menu. Bit of a let down. And no real apology.

A very good and comfortable stay! The family are lovely and very friendly. The food is brilliant! Thank you.