Chantelle & Andrew
Things To Do
Peebles Hydro
Included in your room booking is access to the swimming pool, gym, sauna, jacuzzi. Pre-booking is required 7 days in advance, with the hotel requiring guests to only book 1 session per day. The hotel also offers free and paid for activities on site including racket sports, air rifle shooting, putting, archery, mountain biking, segways and more.
1881 Gin Distillery, School & Tours @ Peebles Hydro
If you fancy yourself as a gin connoisseur you can book into 3 different exciting experiences: Gin Distillery Tour - £25 per head and includes: Welcome drink and savoury nibbles - 1881 Distillery tour 4 gin tasters with tonic - 20cl bottle of Hydro Gin, 1881 London Dry Classic - 10% off in the Gin Shop (excludes online) 2-Hour Gin Distiller Experience - £65 per head and includes: Gin Distilling class held within our state-of-the-art 1881 Distillery gin school - 50cl bespoke bottle of gin to take home with you - 10% off in the Gin Shop (excludes online) 3-Hour Gin Distiller Experience - £95 per head and includes: Welcome meal - Distillery tour - Gin tasting - Gin distilling class - 70cl personalised bottle of gin - 10% off in the Gin Shop (excludes online)
Edinburgh Zoo
Edinburgh Zoo is only 45 minutes away by car and boasts over 70 different species currently residing at the sanctuary.
Abbotsford The Home Of Sir Walter Scott
Only 20 miles away you can find the home, gardens and chapel at the residence of Sir Walter Scott, and you can purchase tickets to access this location on their website. If you'd just like a nice stroll you can book to visit just the gardens instead.
Floors Castle & Gardens
In nearby town Kelso you can find the largest inhabited castle in Scotland, first built in 1721 for the Duke of Roxburghe. The 11th generation of the family are currently in residence here.
Dawyck Botanic Garden
The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh is a five star Garden renowned for its seasonal displays of snowdrops, bluebells, rhododendrons, azaleas, blue poppies and autumn colour. Located in the hills of the Scottish Borders, 65-acre Dawyck enjoys an almost continental climate comprising warm dry summers followed by cold, snowy winters. Plants from the mountainous regions of Europe, China, Nepal, Japan and North America thrive here.