Kirk Yetholm

The Border Hotel is a family run hotel. Breakfast is served from 8.00am and you can choose from a traditional full Scottish Breakfast or the popular scrambled eggs with smoked salmon. If you wish to dine with us it is advisable to book a table as we do get very busy and we would like to ensure our guests get priority for evening meals. The Chef proprietor Philip Blackburn prides himself on using the best local seasonal produce to create a varied and creative menu. The local border lamb is one of our most popular dishes with Fresh fish from Eyemouth and Tweed featuring on our specials board. Our public bar is open all day and we offer a range of bitters and lagers including the recent addition of two real ales. As well as the bar area with it's log fire, conservatory and patio we also have a large dinning room. We are offering a free pick up and return for hotel guests who stay at the hotel for a minimum of 2 nights in 2009. The hotel can also arrange a taxi from the hotel to Berwick upon Tweed railway station for those completing the Pennine Way. Pub of the Year 2009 for Edinburgh, Lothians and Borders.

Distance from path: The End   OS reference: 827282

Offering bed and breakfast in two twin rooms, Blunty’s Mill B&B is a recently converted blanket mill located in Kirk Yetholm at the end of the Pennine Way, and only 100 yards from the St. Cuthbert’s Way walking route. Not only is it a great place to recharge your batteries after a day of hiking through stunning countryside with a fantastic home-cooked breakfast to fuel you for the day ahead, Blunty’s Mill offers a tranquil weekend, midweek or week’s break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. The only Bed and Breakfast situated far from the main road in Yetholm, Blunty’s Mill provides unrivaled views of the Cheviot Hills and Bowmont Water as well as an opportunity for a unique and reasonably priced mini-break. In fact, why not stay longer! Our facilities include: · Off-road parking · A secure area for storing bicycles · Laundry and clothes drying facilities · Comfortable, light and recently renovated rooms · Packed lunches offered · Tea and coffee facilities · A pleasant residents’ lounge

Distance from path: on route

At the junction of the Pennine Way and St Cuthberts Way, our newly refurbished ensuite bedrooms are beautifully finished, centrally heated and offer quality B&B in the Scottish Borders. We pride ourselves on friendly, cosy walking accommodation and our terrific Scottish Breakfast which will send you happily on your way. Cross Keys House offers a quality B&B service for both the Pennine Way and St Cuthberts Way, providing guests Bed & Breakfast at keen prices. Regular clients come back year after year to this great little house in the Scottish Borders, treat yourself to a break. We will be pleased to introduce you to the countryside around us and do everything we can to make yours a visit to remember.

Distance from path: End of path

Just off the square in the centre of the small village of Kirk Yetholm which is directly on the Way. A warm welcome awaits you at this cosy yet spacious traditional cottage B & B where beds are comfortable and breakfast a pleasure to eat. Family room or annex available. Tea/coffee in all rooms. Beautiful views from all windows. Special diets catered for on request. Laundry and drying facilities, log fire and TV in lounge. Evening meals should be booked in advance, if available, or else can be obtained at the nearby Hotel. Rooms available after 4.00p.m. £10 deposit required at the time of booking. Self Catering is also an option at the Singing Donkeys Hostel.

Location and supplementary information [view map]
Situated on St Cuthbert's Way at the end of the Pennine Way makes this B & B ideal for walkers. On left hand side of road as you come down the Pennine Way towards the village green.
 
Distance from path: on route   OS reference: 828281

Homely, farmhouse B&B in peacefull surrondings on a typical Borders sheep farm in the Cheviot Hills commanding breathtaking views over the Cheviot Hills and the Bowmont Water. Cliftoncote Farm is on the St Cuthbert's Way route and its land includes Wide Open Hill (the highest point and mid-point of the route),it is an ideal hillwalking base. We are able to offer pick-up and drop-off services for our guests and pack lunches are also available on request.

Location and supplementary information [view map]
For Kirk Yetholm Village take the westerly route to Jedburgh / Morcbattle.Take the second left out of the village marked Sourhope. Continue along with the Bowmont Valley river on your left. The Farm is about two and a half miles on the right.