Ednam House Hotel

The Ednam, on the fringe of Kelso, is a conversion of a mid-18th-century Georgian house often referred to as "that lovely place beside the river." In the oldest section is an unusual collection of antiques. The so-called Principal Rooms -- the original master bedrooms of the manor -- are on the third floor and offer a view of the river; less expensive and scenic are those on the first and second floors. The rooms vary in size, but all come with a bathroom.

The Georgian-style Orangerie, a building where oranges were once grown, lies only a few meters from the main house. Often rented to families or groups of friends, it contains two elegantly furnished and comfortable upstairs bedrooms with a shared living room downstairs overlooking the river. These accommodations are very private and exclusive and feature loads of antiques.

Facilities:
Restaurant; babysitting

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.