Schloss Roxburghe Hotel & Golf Course

The accommodation at SCHLOSS Roxburghe splits into three distinct options, each with its own appeal. The main historic house holds 20 individually designed rooms and suites where you'll find grand fireplaces, four-poster beds and estate views framed by tall windows. It's traditional Scottish country house style done properly, with modern comfort layered in where it counts. The rooms vary in size and character, so if you're after something specific, like a view over the grounds or a particularly spacious suite, it's worth mentioning when you book.

The new wing adds 58 contemporary rooms and suites, some with private balconies. The design here is cleaner and more modern, which suits golfers who prefer a simpler aesthetic after a day on the course. The rooms are well equipped, the beds are comfortable and everything feels fresh. If you're travelling as a group or want more space and independence, the self-catering cottages give you a private base while still letting you access all the hotel's facilities and services. The cottages work particularly well for longer stays or if you've got a mix of golfers and non-golfers who want their own space in the evenings.

Food & Drink

Dining at SCHLOSS Roxburghe covers every mood and occasion. Bar 1745 is the place for a post-round drink, with a strong Scottish whisky selection and the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to stay longer than planned. Charlie's restaurant focuses on Scottish dishes built around local ingredients, and it's the kind of place where you can relax over three courses without feeling rushed. Sunlaws takes things up a level with a gastronomic tasting menu that uses premium produce and contemporary techniques. If you're celebrating something or just fancy treating yourself, it's worth booking ahead. For something lighter, the Spike Bar serves breakfast rolls, salads and sandwiches, which is ideal if you're heading straight back out to play.

Leisure Facilities

The spa is a genuine retreat, with treatment rooms, a sauna and that outdoor heated infinity pool. Even on a colder day, the heated outdoor pool is a brilliant reset after 18 holes. For non-golfers or rest days, the estate's country pursuits are a major draw. Clay pigeon shooting and archery test your aim in a different way, falconry gives you a chance to work with birds of prey, and salmon fishing on the River Teviot is a properly slow-paced afternoon if you fancy a break from the course.

Bar / Restaurant

10 / 10

Facilities

10 / 10

Location

10 / 10

Room comfort

10 / 10

Staff

10 / 10

Value for money

10 / 10