Holiday homes & apartments
in Eastern Scotland

We have spent a nice week in Jedburgh. We had the pink Cheviot Cottage, it was big enough for three of us and certainly warm enough. The cottage was very clean and tidy and the beds were nice opgemaakt.We were warmly received by ms Milward. From the parking lot to the cottage was a steep walk, so for someone who has limited mobility is not convenient. The weather was with us, we also had rain but 1.5 days. and a reasonable amount of sun. We went to the coast to the Sea Bird Centre in North Berwick, unfortunately, too much wind for a boat, but the cliff walk done in the sunshine at St Abbs Head. We have been to Loch Lomond and Loch Katharine, but a long drive but worth it. Unfortunately, not rented a bike at Loch Katherine, but that is definitely recommended. We have been to Edinburgh and its castle, near Edinburgh took a bus to the city center from the P + R to 3.5 pounds per person, you can travel all day with the Lothian bus. Been to Alnwick Castle on a rainy day, beautiful castle, but Harry Potter is hard to find. And we have a beautiful walk created by Grey Mare 's Tail up to Loch Skene, but the first part though steep. Jedburgh in the Abb

Very comfortable house, where we have a nice week gehad.De owner was very customizable, we could always contact him for questions and were even slightly longer stay in the cottage on departure because of the departure of the boot.Er is much to discover in the environment, castles, museums, nature, cities had etc.Top holiday!

The superbly equipped and beautifully situated holiday houses provide ample opportunity to relax completely to komen.Alles is there what you need. It is very quiet. The beds are fantastic, we slept like a baby! The owner lives on site and is easily accessible. Problems Furthermore, it allows guests to completely alone. There is a lot of privacy. The cottages where we stayed all layers separately with enough space to house heen.Jedburgh is very centrally located to many interesting places and sights to visit. Jedburgh itself is eg the old prison, the old monastery (ruins) and the home of Mary Queen of Schotland.In the area is easily accessible by car: Floors castle (gorgeous!), Alnwick castle (Harry Potter! ), Edinburgh (worth a visit), Scott 's view (beautiful view) etc.Wandelen in near Jedburgh is very possible. At the VVV (Tourist Information) is a book for sale (2 Pounds) with various walks of different length. The walks are doing well and carry through small country roads and pastures. Wonderful! We left with melancholy Jedburgh. On the boat we started immediately a return visit for next year plan in mind. we go