Our family has been involved in hospitality for a very long time. Nowadays we can proudly boast our reputation as a premier guest house in our area. We are famous for our relaxing setting, beautiful gardens, comfortable rooms, fabulous breakfasts, and attention to detail. We want to share our passion for hospitality and the history of Eyemouth, our wonderful coast & countryside and the beauty of Scotland.
Our rooms are individually styled and maintained to the very highest standards. Our breakfasts are created from the freshest ingredients and are a perfect start to a day. The Glenerne is a white-painted building circa 1790 in the small Berwickshire town of Eyemouth. Originally a manse, the large house with mature gardens and cosy terrace is situated next to Eyemouth Harbour with its long history of fishing, of pirates and of the sea.
Our rooms are individually styled and maintained to the very highest standards. Our breakfasts are created from the freshest ingredients and are a perfect start to a day. The Glenerne is a white-painted building circa 1790 in the small Berwickshire town of Eyemouth. Originally a manse, the large house with mature gardens and cosy terrace is situated next to Eyemouth Harbour with its long history of fishing, of pirates and of the sea.
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In a world of identical chain hotels, The Glenerne is a place of exceptional quality. Many guests have experienced the individual luxury of The Glenerne and its mature gardens. Rooms are furnished to the highest standards of a modern hotel, but each has an individual style and character. All rooms, including the single room, have double beds, ensuite shower and w/c and everything you would expect in a quality hotel.
Berwick is the most Northerly town in England, famous for its Elizabethan Walls, three iconic bridges, thriving culture scene, wildlife and beaches. It's a lovely town to discover tiny independent shops and boutiques, quiet cafes and beguiling stories from history. Gunsgreen House was built back in 1753 by local smuggler John Nisbet, and of a John Adam design.
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John Jackson
Dec 02, 2021
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Moyra McEwan
Sep 06, 2021
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Paul Harris
Jul 29, 2021
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June Myers
Jun 17, 2021
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Bruce Jones
May 19, 2021
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Paulina Tulman
Sep 29, 2020
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Beautifully located guest house! We could see the harbour from our windows. Room was spacious and very clean. Bed was big and comfortable.Shower gel, hand soap, cream as well as hair dryer and towels were provided. Close proximity to local attractions like The Smugglers Museum, feeding seals van and outstanding coastal views. For sure we'll come back to this lovely little town.
Frank Clark
Aug 13, 2020
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WE were only there for two nights and would have happily stayed for two weeks. The location was perfect, near to the harbour and some great "eateries". We were looked after by the wonderful Zoe who brought us beautiful breakfasts to set us up for the day. We had the four poster bed which was really comfy. The smart tv was a really nice touch. The garden was lovely too but sadly the weather was not good enough to spend time in it. We shall return!
