County Hotel  

The service was first class and friendly.

The back gate of the car park was broken down.

the food was exlant

bath room far to small,to many stairs room need to better layed out

The room was spacious with lovely extras E.G.soaps, shampoos, facecloths and selection of teas & coffees. Staff were all very helpful. A wonderful choice for breakfast Even the dogs felt at home and enjoyed their stay.

It is clear the owners have gone out of their way to remodel what was probably a rundown hotel. In this they have largely succeeded. Boutique in style, it is clean, very friendly and with an imaginative menu, serves delicious food.

Hard to be critical but here goes: 1.Street light right outside our bedroom on all night.(guess we should have asked for a room at the rear) 2.Traffic noise. ( guess we should have asked for a room at the rear, again) 3. Mattress sagged horribly in the middle. Bed was like a water bed - when one partner moved the other almost flew into the air !! 4. Prices for drinks were far from cheap.

Lovely towels and sheets. The room was very clean and the staff were very pleasant.

Service staff were a little bit slow.

Everything was excellent, clean, decor and staff excellent. No complaints.

Breakfast, Italian Restaurant

Excellent comfort and friendly service

Staff were great to deal with. Room was clean and comfortable. Food was fantastic in restaurant.

Spacious, comfortable room and good food, hotel situated in centre of Selkirk, an interesting country town, and convenient, secure parking at back of hotel.

The food & service were excellent, The room small but very comfortable

Warm welcome from the owner, all staff throughout the hotel were very pleasant and helpful. Scottish breakfast was well cooked with good quality ingredients. The Lounge of the County Hotel itself is the nicest place in the town to sit for a drink by a long way and they have St Mungo’s lager (from the Glasgow-based West Brewery) on tap, which is a welcome change from the usual Tennent's or Stella. The hotel offers a central location in the town, but unfortunately Selkirk itself has very few redeeming features. Our room was fine and there has clearly been some attempt to modernise what is obviously a very old building. Small but clean and functional bathroom with nice toiletries. In conclusion, if you really need to stay in Selkirk then this is your best option.

Low-power, domestic electric shower. Single glazing and proximity to the main road means front-facing rooms have to put up with some noise of passing traffic. Sadly, Selkirk is pretty run down with a handful of shops (all of which bar the Co-Op were closed at 4pm on a Saturday afternoon) and several boarded-up bars and restaurants. I appreciate this isn't the hotel's fault but if you are looking for somewhere nice to walk around do yourself a favour and go to Jedburgh, Peebles or pretty much any other town in the Scottish Borders.