4-star family run country pub with award-winning cuisine

Overview

The Horseshoe Inn is a multi award winning establishment located just thirty minutes south of Edinburgh. This family run country pub provides a peaceful retreat for those visiting attractions like the Edinburgh Fringe Festival or the Military Tattoo. Visitors can explore nearby Peebles and the famous River Tweed, with access to Glentress and the 7 Stanes.

Rooms

The hotel offers eight en-suite bedrooms situated in the sympathetically converted Victorian schoolhouse adjacent to the Inn. Each room contains a shower, bathrobes, and complimentary local treats such as Irn Bru and Tunnocks Teacakes. The premier room boasts a larger space and an en-suite bathroom with shower.

Dining

A daily offering of fresh food is available from an extensive menu served seven days a week. Guests can choose from a variety of real ales, craft beers, artisan gin, and fine wines, all reflective of traditional country pub culture. Children have the option of a fresh children's menu provided daily.

Offers

The Horseshoe Inn provides exclusive Staycation offers at reduced prices for guests wishing to vacation in the Scottish Borders. With attention to personal service, the hotel prides itself on creating an environment where customers often leave as friends. Such interactions add to the welcoming atmosphere of the establishment.

Family & Pet-Friendly

The hotel welcomes families and pets, allowing guests to bring their dogs and children along during their stay. With a focus on family-friendly options, the Horseshoe Inn ensures a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all. The welcoming nature of the establishment makes it an appealing choice for family retreats.

• Location: Just thirty minutes south of Edinburgh
• Dining: Extensive menu with fresh food daily
• Rooms: Eight en-suite bedrooms in a converted Victorian schoolhouse
• Children: Fresh children's menu available daily
• Pet-Friendly: Dog-friendly accommodations
• Special Offer: Staycations for reduced rates in the Scottish Borders