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Huntly HotelsWelcome to Lynnwood Cottage.
Lynnwood Cottage has been recently restored and refurbished from a small cottage and stable/barn building into a large comfortable, welcoming bed & breakfast home.

This beautiful Bed and Breakfast cottage opened its doors to visitors on 27th March 2006. It is situated in two acres of private grounds, next to the Slitrig river, in a central but secluded part of Hawick.

Lynnwood Cottage Accommodation

Brown are your hosts in this idyllic bed and breakfast accommodation.
There are two private suites, one has it's own private entrance leading into a sitting/dining room with a large adjoining twin bedroom.
This suite has it's own private spa bathroom.

The second suite also has it's own private entrance into a large loft conversion sitting/dining room, with log burning stove. It has an adjoining double bedroom and a separate dressing room and shower room.

Enjoy a peaceful, quiet, relaxing break in the heart of the Scottish Borders. Lynnwood Cottage is almost two hundred years old and was once the gardeners cottage to the Lynnwood Mansion house.

SUITE ONE:
Suite One has it's own private entrance leading into a sitting/dining room with a large adjoining twin bedroom.
This suite has it's own private spa bathroom.

Tastefully furnished this suite offers luxury and comfort and also has its own private entrance and patio area.
The twin room sitting area can easily be converted into an extra double sofa bed to accommodate up to four people.

Facilities:
Both suites have large colour televisions and coffee/tea making facilities. Cot and highchair available on request. There is a wide choice of breakfast, including a full Scottish grill. There is ample private parking and both suites have their own patio sitting areas. Bathrobes are provided.

SUITE TWO:
Suite two also has it's own private entrance, via patio and french windows, into a large loft conversion sitting/dining room, with log burning stove.

It has an adjoining double bedroom and a separate dressing room and shower room.
Tastefully furnished, this suite offers luxury and comfort and has its own private entrance and outside patio area.

Places to visit and things to see:
Lynnwood Cottage is situated in Hawick, nestled in the rolling hills of the Borders countryside. Perfect for walking, cycling, golf and many other leisure facilities. Visit the Scottish Borders Tourist Board website for more information about the area.

Hawick is the largest of the Border towns and boasts one of the best parks in Scotland. Wilton lodge park covers over 107 acres of riverside and tree-lined walks and recreational facilities.
'The Horse' at the end of the High Street is the 1514 memorial, an impressive equestrian statue which commemorates the victory of local youths over English invaders at nearby Hornshole in 1514. One of the oldest

Border Common Ridings, held in early summer, it is steeped in history and tradition is definitely a celebration worth seeing.
The pride and passion of the town is also shown on the rugby field where many of the local men take on the rest of the region as local followers faithfully support each weekend at the Mansfield Rugby Park. Legendary rugby commentator Bill McLaren is a proud Hawick man.

Drumlanrig's Tower is a romantic monument with a dark history, woven into the fabric of Hawick. A stronghold of cross-border warfare, its intriguing story unfolds as visitors are led through time from the middle ages to the Tower's eventual conversion into a gracious hotel in the 1930's. The Tower also incorporates the Information Centre.

Email Lynwood Cottage Bed and Breakfast enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com