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The Abbey soars over the town and Mary Queen of Scots stayed at a house round the corner. Free parking! Interesting independent shops. We had dinner at the Carters Rest. The haddock was really good, lovely and fresh.
Was not expecting such a delightful village. Wonderful old buildings and historic places. The locals were very friendly and helpful on what to see, do and where to eat. Really enjoyed our time here.
I missed my connection to get to Jedburgh and had to find a whole new way to get there which took the whole afternoon into evening, for this reason I wish I stayed here longer to make the most out of that trouble I caused myself. Bus connections to other towns or even Edinburgh were regular but the best part of the town was the abbey and the hiking and walking trails around town. Also the best burgers are at the Belters bar which you should call ahead and try to eat there early in the evening before everyone from locals to tourists flock there for a killer meal.
History of the place amazing. Plenty of interesting places to visit, Abbey breathtaking,Castle jail and Mary Queen of Scots house free admission. Brilliant local Indian Tandoori Restaurant but would definitely give the two fish and chip shops a miss.!!
A beautiful quaint town after the Scottish Boarder. The Castle Jail is a great museum and it was free admission on our visit. The Abby was impressive and well maintained. The admission fee was reasonable (£6.00 per adult) There are other attractions to see i.e. Mary Queen of Scott's house and the Cappn Tree (oldest surviving tree of the ancient Forrest)
The Abbey ruins are incredible and very extensive, Mary Queen of Scots House is worth a visit and is free. Jedburgh is a short distance from other ruined abbeys, Melrose being the largest. The town is very walkable and sits easily in the countryside with nice footpaths leading out from the town. It was a shame that many pubs and restaurants stopped serving food quite early in the evening and refused business, this was so in several other towns in this area too. We recommend for food, The Kings Arms at Melrose and The Cobbles Inn at Kelso. We only had a brief time here and there are lots of other places nearby that we hadn't time to visit. I am sure we will come back again.
“Everything..the location, the comfortable rooms, the breakfast & the hospitality of our hosts. We would have liked to stay longer in the area to enjoy a walk or two.”
“Nice clean private space in the high street of Jedburgh, easy access to all local ameneties. Andrew (owner) was very attentive, pleasant and easy to contact.”
“Hosts extremely friendly and welcoming Great porridge in a morning Lovely views from breakfast table Convenient location for Jedburgh,.”
“Fabulous food, great staff and beautiful hotel.”
“the off road parking and excellent helpful staff attitude, very quiet and peaceful. brilliant breakfast. Jedburgh is an interesting place with lots to see”
