Our wonderfully friendly bar at the Dryburgh Arms is at the heart of our village community and our location on St Cuthberts way means that we also welcome many visitors to the Borders too. With a cosy open fire and an equally warm welcome, you are spoilt for choice with a fine selection of local ales, craft beers and spirits.
Gin lovers won't be disappointed either with 26 different gins to choose from at the last count! Our friendly team here at the Dryburgh Arms is always on hand to look after you and will make sure you have everything you need. With our superb location in the very heart of the Scottish Borders and on the route of famous walking route St Cuthberts Way, we are the perfect place to stop by and enjoy a well-earned refreshment along the way.
Gin lovers won't be disappointed either with 26 different gins to choose from at the last count! Our friendly team here at the Dryburgh Arms is always on hand to look after you and will make sure you have everything you need. With our superb location in the very heart of the Scottish Borders and on the route of famous walking route St Cuthberts Way, we are the perfect place to stop by and enjoy a well-earned refreshment along the way.
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Our accommodation at the Dryburgh Arms has its own private entrance and as you enter our lovely entrance hall, a magnificent staircase leads you up to two double and one family sized bedrooms. Our boutique style bedrooms are tastefully furnished with heavy tweeds and crisp white furnishings and have the attention to detail that ensures you will have a relaxing and comfortable stay.
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Reviews (8)
Cindy Adamson
Nov 09, 2021
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J. C.
Sep 03, 2020
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Mike D.
Aug 08, 2020
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Four of had two rooms in mid-October 2019 for two nights and really enjoyed the place and the staff, and of course the excellent breakfasts. This old building has a lot of character and it's nice coming through the huge old main door. We found St. Cuthbert's Way a block away and walked downhill (on a muddy lane) to the Swing Bridge and then to Dryburgh Abbey and later returned on a paved road back. We were there on a Friday and Saturday night and the modest pub downstairs did not generate much noise, nor did the beer garden out back, and it quieted down after ten pm. Great walks along River Tweed
Graham Borthwick
Sep 22, 2019
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Dave Butcher
Sep 16, 2019
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Stephen Brennan
Aug 23, 2019
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Friendly host Tracy, clean and modern room number 2. All new oak furniture and new shower room with Mira shower. Big cubicle. Has hairdryer and tea and ,coffee facilities. No evening meals in winter but serving food up to 5pm. Takes dogs and a very hearty cooked breakfast in the morning. Only negative when taking dogs no place close by for them to have a wee. Just a wee thought Tracy perhaps a handle in shower to hold on to, cubicle big enough to take it.
Rob Morgan
Jun 25, 2019
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Taylor Stevenson
Nov 28, 2018
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This pub with rooms has the recipe for success. The room we were in was spotless with all we needed. The breakfast was fantastic as was the gin menu! The locals and staff were friendly but most of all the lady running the establishment was brilliant
Well worth a visit if you're in the area, we certainly will if we're close by.
Well worth a visit if you're in the area, we certainly will if we're close by.
