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Ednam House Hotel

Name: Ednam House Hotel
Address: Bridge street, Kelso, Roxburgshire, TD5 7HT
Price range: From £65 per person per night

Hotel

Kelso

Roxburgshire

From £65 per person per night

A beautiful Georgian Mansion located in the Scottish Borders, Ednam House is located right on the banks of the River Tweed.

Renowned for a warm Scottish welcome, the hotel is the ideal base to explore everything Kelso has to offer, including fishing, golf and horse racing.

James Dickson (whose portrait hangs above the fireplace in the entrance hall) ran away from Kelso at the age of 11 to escape the authorities after breaking the pant-well of the town, then situated in the town square.

It is understood that he went to London, where we can pick up his trail later on in his life. An entrepreneur, James Dickson dealt in the trading and import of goods in England, mainly spices. This trade made him a very rich man and having made his fortune, decided to come back to his hometown.

Now a respectable gentleman, James Dickson needed to find housing to match his stature and so decided to build Ednam House, then named Havanah House.

So in 1761 the house was erected and no expense was spared. The location by the river was bought as well as land in the town to provide the vegetable garden. The architect was James Nisbet who amongst other prestigious buildings, had supervised the erection of Paxton House near Duns (hence the similarities between the two houses). The then expert, Joseph Rose, executed the splendid Italian plaster ceilings. Fine craftsmen were also contracted to produce the various carved doors, fireplaces and stone work.

After the death of James Dickson, Havanah House had various owners until 1928 when Ralph Brooks bought the house, renamed it Ednam House and turned it into a hotel.

Although the original building has been extended and updated through the years, many of the splendid original features still remain for all to enjoy

Four generations of the Brooks family ran the hotel until recently.

In April 2014, Robert and Gina Parker purchased Ednam House and have already set about plans for renovations, restoring the house to its former glory. The owners have a portfolio of properties; including award-winning hotels and self-catering cottages in Northumberland and Edinburgh.

We hope to welcome you to Ednam House very soon.

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Accessible Parking Or Drop-off

Pets Welcome

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Parking

Pets

Pets Welcome

Accessibility

Accessible Parking Or Drop-off Point
Accessible toilets
Partially suitable for visitors with limited mobility
Ramp to main entrance

Dietary Options

Nut Free
Vegetarian
Gluten Free
Vegan Meals Available

Themes

Romantic
Winter
City Breaks
Cycling
New Year/ Hogmanay
Family-Friendly
Luxury
Fishing
Golf
Walking
Weddings
Groups

Internet

WiFi

Children

Highchair
Children's Menu Available
Cot

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Towels Provided
Garden
Shower
Television
Ironing Facilities
Bath
Lounge
Ensuite
Hairdryer
Fireplace

Catering

Licensed Bar
Lunch Available
Breakfast Included
Evening Meal Available
Room Service
Patio or Beer Garden
Restaurant

Payment Methods

Cash
American Express
Debit Card
Credit Card

Location

Rural
Town Centre

Languages Spoken

Italian
French
Spanish
German

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Attic Room	£65 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Classic River View Double or Twin	£80 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Classsic Court Yard Double or Twin	£70 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Double River View	£70 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Orangery Suite	£95 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Principal River View Double or Twin	£85 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Single River View	£79 Per person per night (breakfast inc.)

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