We think the Claymore can offer you excellent value for money. We are located in the centre of Duns in the Scottish Borders; within 5 minutes you are out in the middle of beautiful countryside.
Our main attraction is our dining room, which is decorated as a 1950's American Diner and not what you would expect to find in the Scottish countryside.
Our bedrooms are themed in their design, one furnished like a Scottish country castle another with Titanic memorabilia and our third room with an Oriental theme. The bedrooms have coffee/tea making facilities, TV and DVD. Families are welcome and we are a totally non smoking establishment.
We offer a full Scottish Breakfast and can also arrange a 3 course homemade evening meal. We have a snack menu which is available until 7pm and can also provide filled rolls for a packed lunch.
Duns is a small town that boasts two castles frequently used as wedding venues. The town is home to the Jim Clark Museum and the Jim Clark Memorial Rally is run usually in the first week of July. Leisure facilities include a bowling green, swimming pool, park and 18 hole golf course.
Fishing - Licences can be obtained in Duns for local rivers.
Golfing - as well as our own course in Duns, several other courses are within easy reach such as Eyemouth, Kelso and Goswick.
Walkers paradise - there are many pleasant walks around the Duns Castle Estate; the Pennine Way finishes 25 miles away and the Southern Upland Way passes within 10 miles.
Cycling - a good network of quiet roads and off road tracks plus 12 miles from the Tweed cycleway.
Beaches at Berwick-Upon-Tweed, Eyemouth and Coldingham are within easy reach. Close to Coldingham is the St Abbs Nature Reserve with many coastal walks and diving centre.
The 4 Borders Abbeys are all within easy reach - Kelso, Dryburgh, Melrose and Jedburgh.
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