Barony Castle Hotel

At a glance

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  Family Friendly

  The hotel is also extremely family friendly with family rooms available, an X-box, Playstation 4 and even rooms that welcome the family dog as well.

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  Hen Parties

  The hotel is a blissful escape for groups of friends and as such welcomes hen parties and group getaways with dedicated packages and plenty of space for quality time.

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  Leisure Break Venue

  The hotel offers guests welcoming hospitality in a unique and historic hotel, with all the facilities for modern hospitality including a pool, whirlpool, experience showers, a sauna, heated loungers, a gym and a collection of treatments.

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  Scenic

  With history dating back to the 15th century, the hotel has a unique and tangible history to offer as part of its character. Situated within 25 acres of scenic grounds, it is also blessed with the unique cultural icon, Great Polish Map of Scotland, within its grounds. The large three-dimensional, outdoor concrete scale model of Scotland recently featured on the BBC and is just one facet of the gardens which beckon to be walked in, not to mention the surrounding countryside beyond.

Location

Spa & Leisure

Whether you want to relax, rejuvenate, or get in shape, the leisure facilities at Barony Castle are on hand to help you with your endeavours. The modern leisure facilities include a 10-metre pool with an integrated whirlpool bath, swan necks, thermal experience showers, a sauna, two heated loungers, a modern gym with Technogym equipment, and two treatment rooms with access to a relaxation area.

The experienced Barony Castle Spa therapists use the Priadara product range in a collection of face and body treatments. The treatments available include express and luxury facials, back and full body aromatherapy, Indian head massage, reflexology, back and full body hot stone massages, Shellac or Jessica manicure/pedicures, and finishing touches.

Hotel & Accommodation

In 25 acres of beautiful gardens on the Scottish Borders, Barony Castle is an unmissable white beacon of fairytale romance to escape to at any time of the year. This is a historic hotel with a modern twist, with all the character of a 16th century tower house, and the mod-cons of a contemporary hotel. Its grounds include the unique Great Polish Map of Scotland, a large three-dimensional, outdoor concrete scale model of Scotland which recently featured on the BBC, while a variety of rooms and suites offer guests all home comforts you would expect on offer from Classic Rooms to the Dean View Suite.

During your stay make sure to visit the restaurant, Thomson’s @ The Castle, where head chef William Thomson constructs menus for the customers using fresh and seasonal ingredients, with individual tastes and dietary requirements taken into consideration. Meanwhile, the Blue Dug Bar offers a wide range of drinks as well as bar snacks, and the Murray Lounge is the ideal retreat to watch sporting highlights, with an Xbox and PS4 also available to guests in the lounge.