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Where To Stay
There are quite a few hotels in and around Peebles. The sooner you book, the cheaper the price will be.
Some also offer discounts so make sure to check their Offers page or see if you can subscribe to get a discount code.
You could also try Airbnb but I think a lot of those have been snapped up!
If you are abroad and need us to book on your behalf, please let us know, we'd be happy to help. You can email us or use the contact form at the bottom of the page.
Some Hotels In The Area
Peebles Hydro
Scottish breakfast included. Free Wi-Fi, parking and full access to the pool, sauna, steam room & gym.
Use code NEIDPATH to get 20% off your 2+ night stay!
Make sure you scroll down the full search results page to see all available rates.
Please click here to view their Offers page.
Location: About a 4 minute drive from Peebles.
Price for a double from £180/night
Barony Castle Hotel
A refurbished 16th century castle. Breakfast included. Free Wi-Fi, parking and access to the leisure facilities, including swimming pool and sauna.
You can book now and pay later but prices are cheaper if you pay in advance.
Please click here to view their Offers page.
Location: About a 10 minute drive from Peebles.
Price for a double from £144/night
The Tontine Hotel
Breakfast included. Free Wi-Fi and (limited) parking.
You can book now and pay later but prices are cheaper if you pay in advance.
Please click here to view their Offers page.
Location: Peebles High St.
Price for a double from £149/night
The Cross Keys
Breakfast is complimentary when you book directly. Free Wi-Fi. It's a small hotel with only 7 ensuite rooms available.
Location: Just off Peebles High St.
Price for a double from £100/night
What To See & DO
A few recommendations of things to see and do if you're spending time in the area.
The Scottish Borders offer a rich blend of history, natural beauty, and charming towns. Whether you're interested in exploring historic abbeys and castles, enjoying scenic walks and outdoor activities, or discovering local culture and traditions, the Scottish Borders has something to offer.
1. Go For a Walk (or 10)
Peebles offers various walking opportunities, from leisurely strolls through the town to more extensive routes along the River Tweed and surrounding areas.
There are several paths around Peebles and the John Buchan Way. You can download a handy guide and route map below.
Route MapThere are several paths around Peebles and the John Buchan Way. You can download a handy guide and route map below.
2. Visit Kailzie Gardens
Kailzie Gardens is a renowned garden and woodland just a mile east of Peebles. With 20 acres of gardens & woodlands laid down by generations of passionate gardeners, it also boasts the popular Courtyard Café, a seasonal shop offering local produce, gifts and plant sales, a children's nature trail and a chance to have a go on the Gardener’s 18 hole putting green, or a game of pétanque.
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3. Tour Neidpath Castle
Neidpath is steeped in history. The early castle was founded around 1190, and was burnt to the ground by the English around 1310. Sir William Hay built the present castle in the late 14th century.
Visits are by appointment only, you can contact them via their website below. There is a tour scheduled for the 21st September which you can get tickets for on their website.
Visit websiteVisits are by appointment only, you can contact them via their website below. There is a tour scheduled for the 21st September which you can get tickets for on their website.
4. visit Peebles Library, museum & Gallery
Housed in a historic building dating back to the 16th century, it houses permanent displays and changing exhibitions showcasing the best of the Borders and beyond, ranging from visual arts through textiles to historical interest.
Free entry.
What's OnFree entry.
5. explore Cross Kirk
The gaunt ruins of Cross Kirk are the remains of a religious complex dating back to the 1200s.
An ancient holy site associated with miracles and the grave of a saint, it is claimed a cross and relics of St Nicholas were discovered hidden there in the presence of King Alexander III, and a number of miracles occurred as a result. In response the king founded a priory here.
Visit WebsiteAn ancient holy site associated with miracles and the grave of a saint, it is claimed a cross and relics of St Nicholas were discovered hidden there in the presence of King Alexander III, and a number of miracles occurred as a result. In response the king founded a priory here.
6. Enjoy Some Jazz
Taking place from Friday 26th to Sunday 28th September, the 2025 Peebles Jazz Weekend brings a handpicked line-up of award-winning artists, high-energy performances, and family-friendly fun, all set against the picturesque backdrop of the Borders.
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Further afield...
If you'd like to explore outside of Peebles, below are a few suggestions, or check the Scottish Borders Visit Scotland website for more ideas.
1. Melrose (& Melrose Abbey)
2. Jedburgh (& Jedburgh Abbey)
3. Abbotsford (Home of Sir Walter Scott)
4. Thirlestane Castle
Visit Website1. Melrose (& Melrose Abbey)
2. Jedburgh (& Jedburgh Abbey)
3. Abbotsford (Home of Sir Walter Scott)
4. Thirlestane Castle
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