Also known as the Linton Hotel, this is a great spot. Loads of character in the pub, fantastic food…read more(breakfast was included with my room, and the dinners are award winning) but plenty of modern comfort in the rooms - great wifi, cable tv etc. Definitely worth the stay. Don't miss the walk to the spectactular waterfalls and river around the back.

This is our favourite Holiday park by far, and we've tried a few over the years!…read more The one thing that makes Berwick such a great site is the staff. They are extremely knowledgable, helpful, cheery, accommodating and polite. A small walk takes you to the beach, or into the town centre. The town centre is a charming mish-mash of shops with a great bi-weekly market. Berwick itself is picturesque and steeped in history. HIGHLY recommended.

I love it here, myself and my boyfriend ussually go for a weekend around April/May time every year…read more There is plenty to do in the park itself and I would imagine it to be fantastic for kids as you get use of the swimming pool and sports facilities free of chanrge! The entertainment in the evening is what I would call so cheesey you have to love it! Always a bit of good fun, always bands and singers on a bit later in the evening. The surrounding area is great too, there is a golf course on the lead upto the park and on a saturday there is a market in the town centre which is a 5 min drive at most from the park. There are plenty of nice towns and villages around berwick for you to visit, and as always with small towns the fish and chips are amazing!

My wife and I were in St Andrews just visiting the Old Course and found this charming off the…read morebeaten path restaurant. The views are spectacular and the menu was mostly locally sourced seafood. Very fresh and delicious menu--well worth the drive.

What a wonderful place. They came and picked us up from the train station which was bit of a relief…read moreas the road down in the dark is.....interesting. We had the place to ourselves as it was Wednesday just before Valentine so everyone saving themselves for Friday night. It felt like we had our own private chef cooking for us. The view is spectacular. The food was truly outstanding. My husband was blown away by the amuse bouche. We had the hamper for two which was perfect as we got to sample a bit of everything. The main was great also. The service from Lewis was very attentive and he knew when to leave us be. We even got a lift back up to the train station! Not a service many restaurants offer these days. Will definetly be back

This is the B&B you have been looking for & dreaming of! We…read morewere given a very warm welcome on arrival and helped to enter our rooms. We were personally escorted instead of pointed! Our hostess, Carol, was happy to provide some real milk for our morning tea. We were offered a Sherry or Whisky in the lounge to help us relax after our long day's walk and it felt like reentering civilization, or being welcomed into the home of a friend. This beautiful Georgian home has been remodeled to house guests but the character has been preserved with great class and dignity. It is tastefully and comfortably furnished. Our room was spacious and the bathroom also roomy with very modern in appointments, tub and shower combination. This was probably the most comfortable bed of our two week trip. There was a tiny kitchenette counter so for a longer stay we could have self catered some lunch or light suppers. Breakfast was magnificent and Chris gave us local gourmet feasting with superb sausages and the best black pudding I ever ate. There was Glayva to put into our oatmeal porridge which was wonderful! Their packed lunches were the best we received while on St. Cuthbert's Way. I could happily have stayed a week in the comfortable surroundings. It was off the main road enough to be very quiet. I give this my most hearty recommendations. Check their website for realistic photos.

A real gem and treat, the best place to spoil yourself with charming peaceful setting, with the…read morefeeling of luxury with a quaint village setting, lovely views of the coast. Prices are very reasonable - to be treat like royalty, with the personal touch and food that's the best.

A weekend meeting with 8 friends and one of them had decided that the Collingwood would be a good…read moreplace to meet up on Friday night. Yet somehow they forgot to make a booking. I tried on Friday morning but they weren't very hopeful that they would be able to manage our group. However, as I was the first to arrive I had a word with the lovely manageress who was on duty, and she very quickly arranged a slot for us at 7pm. As it turned out, only 6 of the group decided to come to the hotel for food, so we weren't as cramped as we'd thought. The standard of food was excellent, I was particularly impressed with my starter of scallops, which were beautifully presented and perfectly cooked. For mains, I decided on a whim to try the veggie curry, which was tasty although I found it a teensy bit on the dry side. But full marks to the Collingwood for accommodating us all on a busy Friday evening.

This is the type of place I would want to own if I went into the hotel business! Bought a deal for…read moremy boyfriend for Christmas which was an overnight stay, two course dinner, breakfast and Molton Brown gift bag for what seemed like a great deal at £89. They showed that they care right from the booking of the stay where I called and got a lovely chap who couldn't be more welcoming! I then had to call back and ask if it could be rescheduled about three weeks later and this was no problem for them - great! Sometimes if you have a voucher places act like they couldn't care less. So it is just over the border into England and in a tiny wee village and looks lovely as you approach. We were greeted by a lovely receptionist and shown to a very nice room after she made us a dinner reservation in the restaurant. The Molton brown gift was amazing - a proper box of normal sized goodies. The bar was nice and cosy and the wine prices were really great for a hotel with the price of bottles ranging from £13 to £20 so we settled down with a bottle of Chenin blanc and let the afternoon pass! We got ready for dinner and went downstairs to the bar - which was heaving surprisingly! So the lovely waitress took us through to the library and took our order while we sat in front of a toasty real fire. The pink mojito was I am afraid to say really disappointing - there was no crushed ice in it as is usual but a few sad melted cubes who were not doing their job. However dinner time was here and the menu looked really great. We were told by the waiter that it was only lamb which carried a supplement and all other dishes were included in our deal - fantastic value so we couldn't resist the starter of scallops, black pudding and pea purée. It was awesome! Three huge juicy perfectly cooked scallops with spicy soft black pudding and fresh crushed peas. What's not to like?! For mains we went for steak, I had the ribeye cooked to medium perfection with crisp onion rings, chips and peppercorn sauce. Boyfriend had the amazing fillet beef which was delish although slightly over done for his liking with truffle mash. They were both great. We were stuffed but couldn't resist pudding and put away a fabulous creamy baileys and Malteser cheesecake that was exactly what was needed to finish off a pretty perfect dinner. We had a comfortable nights stay and a great brekkie the next morning - full English cooked to your order. Only thing was the bacon was too crispy for my liking - but that's just my preference so that's ok. I would highly recommend a stay here or a visit for dinner if you for any reason happened to be nearby! The staff were super lovely, the hotel comfortable and welcoming and the food delish.

I was here for an event that was being held for a few days in this town, the area is limited for…read moreaccommodation with only a few self catering houses for rent, a B&B and s local pub with two rooms available. This is a nicely decorated modern cottage which is well equipped, and has a real log burner with plenty supply of wood outside. Rooms are comfortable, beds nice & soft, central heating automatically comes on at night, even if yo have the log burner on. Paved area out the back with seating and table. There are no shops in the area so stock up in the nearby village shop on supply's. Very good value for money, highly recommend this place to every one. *Dog friendly *Real log burner *Peaceful * Bus stop across the road *Two minutes walk to nearest pub

Premier Inn. Clean, tidy, inexpensive and a friendly face at reception. That's what you expect and…read moreto be honest, at all the Premier Inn's I've stayed at, that's what I've got. We arrived at 7pm for our £54 room. Great value. The guy on the desk was a really nice guy and welcomed us to the hotel and covered any questions we may have had. He also mentioned the goodnight guarantee. The room was spacious with a sofa and a nice comfy bed. Two extra pillows were supplied on top of the wardrobe just in case. I need two pillows so this was great. Coffee and tea facilities were provided as well as a hairdryer and a TV with digital Freeview. This meant I could watch the last in the series of Celebrity Juice chilled out in bed. In the morning, we handed back the key and was asked if everything was satisfactory. Of course it was and I would recommend anyone visiting the area to check out The Premier Inn for a comfortable base to explore.