Bed and Breakfast Accommodation in Scotland from family run B&B to guest houses

Accommodation. From family run bed and breakfast in unspoilt fishing villages, overlooking the harbour to homely Highland guest houses with the River Spey running alongside Scotland has a huge choice of places to stay. Speyside. The Borders Here are a small selection.

Bed and Breakfast St, Abbs, Springbank Cottage.

St Abbs is a truly unspoilt fishing village on the East Coast of Scotland, only 40 miles south of Edinburgh. In the harbour fishing boats come and go unloading their catches of prawns. The nearby cliffs are a National Nature Reserve the breeding home of tens of thousands of guillemots, kittiwakes and razorbills. A great base for exploring the Border Country between Scotland and England An area steeped in history, beautiful countryside with lots of castles and country houses to explore.

Fishermans Cottage Springbank Cottage Situated just 50 yards from the harbour edge Springbank Cottage offers you the ideal opportunity to unwind completely. At this charming, cosy 19th century fisherman's cottage you will find a friendly, homely atmosphere, courteous service and comfortable accommodation. There are three bedrooms to let; an en suite double room, plus a twin room and a small double (large single) both with private bathrooms. All rooms have stunning sea views and offer colour televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. Drying and lock-up facilities are available for walkers and cyclists. Springbank Cottage is a ‘no-smoking’ establishment and pets are accepted only by prior arrangement.

bedroom Tariff 2004 pppn including full Scottish Breakfast. Adults and children 14 and over from £21. Children 9 years to 13 years old £14. Children 7 years to 8 years old £12. Children 5 years to 6 years old £10. Children 3 years to 4 years old £8. Childrens’ prices based on sharing room with adults.

Dunbar 20 miles. Edinburgh and its Castle 46 miles. The Border town of Berwick 13 miles. Along the English Coast Lindisfarne and Holy Island, the Farnes, Bamburgh Castle. Inland border towns such as Kelso and Hawick. Lots to see and do. St Abbs Headland is a National Nature Reserve- breeding home to thousands of guillemots razorbills and kittiwakes. Coldingham Village (1 mile away) has a post office, butchers, shop serving groceries and newspapers, and two pubs, one of which serves traditional meals and cask ales. Coldingham Beach is popular with families. Contact Dave & Irene Mc Intosh. Springbank Cottage, The Harbour, St, Abbs, by Eyemouth, Scottish Borders, TD14 5PW Phone: +44 (0)1890 771477 quoting 'Beautiful Scotland'. Email: contact@springbankcottage.co.uk | Enquiry Form We look forward to hearing from you.

Bed and Breakfast The Old Ferrymans House
Boat of Garten, Speyside. The Highlands Situated on the banks of the River Spey, with views of the Cairngorms Mountains as a backdrop. The House is just to the left of this view taken from the Bridge built to replace the Ferry. Though the House is rurally situated the village is a only short walk up the quiet road.
2 single, 2 double bedrooms. Own sitting room. Lots of books. No TV. Mainly wholefood meals. Substantial breakfasts. No smoking. Dinner optional. Speyside is a birdwatchers paradise. The Ospreys of Loch Garten are only 3 miles away. Skiing in winter. A Great base for exploring the Scottish Highlands. Contact Elizabeth Matthews MSc Tel 44 (0)1479 831370 quoting 'Clive'

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