Stay in the charming 120-year-old Windlestraw Lodge on 10 acres by the River Tweed in the Scottish Borders. Perfect for hikers, mountain bikers, and those looking for a relaxing escape, our lodge offers private bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, a cozy sunroom, and a bar area with a fireplace. This is an ideal location for those seeking relaxation or adventure in a beautiful, historic setting. Guests are welcome to enjoy the bar area and sunroom. The bar area offers two inviting leather chairs by a cozy fireplace, along with a curated selection of books for your enjoyment. A variety of drinks are available at the bar for an additional fee. The sunroom features a comfortable sofa, an assortment of board games and puzzles, and stunning views of the front grounds and rolling hills. We also have a secure bike shed for those traveling with bikes. Our 10-acre property is a peaceful haven, featuring a variety of trees such as cherry, birch, apple, and plum, alongside an array of beautiful flowers and plants. Take a stroll around the grounds and see what’s blooming; you'll see a wide variety of local birds flocking to our bird feeders, such as chaffinches, pheasants, robins, and much more. And don't forget to meet our chickens, whose fresh eggs we hard boil and serve for breakfast. For outdoor enthusiasts, there’s a trail that starts from the back field and winds through the hills behind Windlestraw, leading to Caberston Farm Shop, where you can enjoy hot drinks and café food. The hills are also home to fantastic mountain biking trails. We’re just a 10-minute walk from the River Tweed, and there are plenty of hiking routes nearby, including around Walkerburn, Glenbenna, and Innerleithen. When booking, please be aware that breakfast in not included in the Standard Rate. If you would like breakfast, please book the Breakfast Rate. Please note: We have cats in our home. If you are allergic or not comfortable around cats, this may not be the best fit for you.

Even as a small community, Walkerburn offers plenty to see and do. Just down the road from Windlestraw Guesthouse, Caberston Farm Shop is a popular stop for a hot drink or a warm meal. The village sits beside the River Tweed, with beautiful views across the surrounding hills and valley. Walkerburn is also well connected to a network of mountain biking and shared-use trails, including routes linking to Innerleithen, making it an ideal base for both walkers and cyclists.