Tweed Cottage - Jedburgh
55.47762, -2.55953Along with proximity to Jedburgh Abbey, a mere 8 minutes' walk away, the 1-bedroom Tweed Cottage offers opportunities for hiking, horse riding, and fishing in the area. Located within a 1-km distance of St Mary's Roman Catholic Church And Presbytery, this accommodation boasts a terrace with views of the garden.
Location
The nearby cultural attractions include Mary Queen of Scots' Visitor Centre, which is a mere 8 minutes' walk away. This villa is within close proximity of Old & Trinity Parish Church, popular with worshippers as well as tourists.
Grammar School bus station can also be found at a 500-metre distance from Tweed Cottage.
Rooms
Guests can enjoy a balcony and a seating area, along with an ironing set for their comfort. Additionally, media facilities, such as a multi-channel television, ensure a more enjoyable stay. Bathroom amenities comprise a separate toilet, a bath, and a shower, as well as hair dryers and towels.
Eat & Drink
This property includes a place for dining with a refrigerator, an oven, and kitchenware. Costa, serving a wide range of meals, is a mere 6 minutes' walk away.
Rooms and availability
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Max:4 persons
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Room size:
140 m²
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Bed options:2 Single beds
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Garden view
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Shower
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Heating
Essential information about Tweed Cottage
💵 Lowest room price | 124 £ |
📏 Distance to centre | 300 m |
✈️ Distance to airport | 82.9 km |
🧳 Nearest airport | Carlisle Lake District, CAX |
Location
- City landmarks
- Nearby
- Restaurants
- Hotels nearby
Reviews of Tweed Cottage
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missingWrote a review on Sept 21
Das Hotel ist wunderschön gelegen an einem Park und gut erreichbar mit der Metro und Tram. Es gibt auch Fahrradverleih für 15 Euro pro Tag, was sehr günstig ist. Die Zimmer sind sehr großräumig mit hohen Decken und sehr sauber. Das Personal ist freundlich und immer hilfsbereit.
Nichts, alles war großartig.
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missingWrote a review on Aug 12
The cottage was incredibly well equipped for our Christmas stay, with a little Christmas tree included! It had everything we needed and offered great value for money. The location of the cottage was convenient for exploring the town and there was plenty of information provided about the surrounding areas.
There were a few negatives to our stay. the parking was quite a trek from the cottage, down a steep slope and dimly lit steps.
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missingWrote a review on Jun 27
Homely atmosphere and welcoming gift. Well-equipped and cozy lounge. Separate but connected kitchen area. Quiet location with easy parking. Good facilities and well-stocked equipment. Useful information about surrounding areas. Warm home with comfortable bed and furniture. Reliable wifi and access to streaming services
Negative aspect of the stay: Nothing to fault.
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missingWrote a review on Jun 25
During my recent stay at a charming cottage in a beautiful location, I had an enjoyable and interesting time. The cottage was exceptionally well equipped for self-catering, making my stay comfortable and convenient. The peaceful and quiet surroundings provided the perfect atmosphere for relaxation. I was also pleased to find lots of valuable information about the surrounding areas, allowing me to explore and discover the hidden gems of the region. The cottage offered breathtaking views of the town and hills beyond, adding to the overall experience. Despite the few steps and hills, which may pose a challenge to those with walking difficulties, there were plenty of lovely pet-friendly walks to be enjoyed.
Although the hill leading to the cottage and the steep walk from the car park can be a bit challenging, especially during bad weather, these inconveniences are understandable, considering the cottage's lovely location. Additionally, the taps in the kitchen were a bit stiff.
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missingWrote a review on Jun 12
our second stay in jedburgh was even better than the last. tweed cottage had everything we could possibly need, including stunning views, comfy furniture, and a well-stocked kitchen. the pet-friendly property was a great base for exploring the borders region, and we loved the peaceful location.
Shower pressure was weak.
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missingWrote a review on May 03
Great value for money, comfortable and well-equipped cottage with beautiful views. The hosts were pet-friendly and provided lots of lovely walks in the area. a wonderful stay and highly recommended for anyone visiting the Borders region.
Food for breakfast could be improved with a better selection of options.
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missingWrote a review on Mar 09
We had a cozy and enjoyable Christmas break. the cottage was well-equipped for our self-catering needs, with everything we could have needed. the location was convenient for exploring the nearby town and the surrounding areas. We were pleased to find lots of information provided about the interesting attractions in the area, making it easy to plan our days.
The steep path leading into town, which made it a bit challenging to carry our luggage from the car park, especially in the rain. the taps in the kitchen were quite stiff, making it a bit difficult to use.
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missingWrote a review on Dec 16
Balcony with Stunning Views: I couldn't tear myself away from the breathtaking view from the balcony at Tweed Cottage. It was like being in a postcard, with rolling hills and picturesque countryside stretching out before me. Just sitting there, sipping my morning coffee, felt like being in a scene from a fairytale.
Steep Hill Climb: The only downside was the steep hill leading up to the cottage. While the location was beautiful, it did come with a bit of a workout.
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missingWrote a review on Nov 20
Tweed Cottage, a cozy hideaway with a charming balcony, fulfilled my dreams of feeling like a character from a Jane Austen novel. The garden was delightful and perfect for leisurely strolls.
Oh, those inconvenient airport distances! Because I simply adored having to travel 48 km to Berwick-Upon-Tweed for some peace and quiet.
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missingWrote a review on Nov 08
Well-equipped lounge furniture, separate kitchen area, and clear views of the town and hills. Lots of walks nearby and useful tourist information available. Convenient location for exploring the Scottish Borders. Comfortable couches for relaxing after a busy day.
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missingWrote a review on Nov 07
Great value for money, comfortable and spacious cottage with stunning views. Location was perfect for exploring the Scottish Borders. The staff, Eunice and Martin, were friendly and accommodating.
The breakfast selection could be improved with more variety.
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missingWrote a review on Oct 11
cozy cottage with stunning views, perfect for exploring the Borders region. Pet-friendly and well-equipped for self-catering. Eunice & Martin went above and beyond with thoughtful touches and a warm welcome. A truly memorable stay.
stiff kitchen taps
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missingWrote a review on Oct 05
Well-equipped lounge with cozy furniture, separate kitchen area, and a homey feel. Welcome milk, biscuits, and bread for a relaxing start. Great location, friendly hosts, and stunning views. Clean, comfortable, and perfect for a Christmas break.
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missingWrote a review on Jul 30
We had a lovely, picturesque stay in a quiet location. The cottage was well-equipped, clean and comfortable. The lounge furniture was cozy and relaxing. We appreciated the separate kitchen area that still allowed us to be part of the living room and keep an eye on our dog. The milk, biscuits, and bread provided were a thoughtful touch. we thoroughly enjoyed our time at Tweed Cottage and would highly recommend it.
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