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in the Scottish Borders.

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Dog friendly places in the Scottish Borders

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Each of these is somewhere we would book ourselves. Choose one to see it, the nights it is free and how to book.

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The Scullery, for two, in the Scottish Borders.

A one-bedroom boutique hideaway in a Victorian farmhouse in the Yarrow Valley, with a courtyard by a burn.

Free dates13 – 25 Nov29 Nov – 28 Dec1 Jan – 28 MayFrom 30 MayBook The Scullery
Sleeps twoOne bedroomDogs welcomeA hot tubA closer look1 hour ago

Inside Wilderkin Cabin.

Wilderkin is an off-grid cabin 25 minutes from Edinburgh, down a grass path among wild apple and cherry trees, in a private glade of its own. It's clad and floored in local larch, Douglas fir and hemlock, and a big picture window looks across gorse and heather to the Pentland Hills. There's a king-size bed with down bedding, a woodburner, a record player, books and games.

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Remote Places to Stay in Scotland

Some places are worth every mile of single track road, because when you get there, there's nobody else for miles. From cottages on peninsulas to houses at the head of a glen, these are our most remote places to stay.

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Jedburgh and Kelso15 hours agoTo seeHume CastleTo seeWaterloo MonumentTo seeKelso AbbeyTo stayThe House in the HillSleeps 4

Jedburgh, Kelso and the abbeys of the eastern Borders.

Jedburgh Abbey stands tall over the town, and Kelso's great square leads down to the Tweed and Floors Castle.

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Dog Friendly Places to Stay in Scotland

There's nothing better than a holiday where the dog comes too, and Scotland is made for it, with empty beaches, big hills and pubs that will put a bowl down before you've asked. These are our favourite dog friendly places to stay across Scotland.

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