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Barony Castle Hotel, Peebles
Stay at the Mercure Peebles Barony Castle Hotel in Peebles. Book The Mercure Peebles Barony Castle Hotel with MyHotelBreak for exclusive deals and offers. 01721 730395 11am 3 No rates available
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Free Wifi
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Disabled Rooms
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Private Car Park
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Lift
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Pets Allowed
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Leisure with pool
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Spa Treatments
Mercure Barony Castle Hotel by Peebles is a beautiful hotel offering all the comforts for a stay
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Free Wifi
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Disabled Rooms
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Private Car Park
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Lift
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Pets Allowed
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Leisure with pool
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Spa Treatments
Number of Bedrooms: 72
Parking Spaces: 80
Steps into Hotel: 0
Check In Time: 2pm
Check Out Time: 11am
The Mercure Barony Castle Hotel by Peebles is set in 25 idyllic acres of gardens and mature woodland. The Barony Castle offers magnificent views over the surrounding countryside and is the perfect base to launch your quest for fun in the local area. This Castle Hotel is located just 35 minutes (17 miles) south of Edinburgh on the edge of the Scottish Borders.
The welcoming bedrooms at this 3 star hotel in the Scottish Borders offer all home comforts. As the Barony hotel is a castle, every room is unique and have differing views of the hotels gardens, woodland and glen. Retire blissfully to bed, where you could spoil yourself by upgrading to a Privilege Room or Junior Suite.
Refresh your body and mind with some pure Scottish air and a walk in the gardens; relax with a sauna or a dip in the pool before enjoying a drink at the bar and sampling a local dish in the Thomson’s @ the Castle Restaurant.
The Mercure Barony Castle Hotel by Peebles offers great late deals and special offers on short breaks throughout the year.
Bedrooms
TV Tea/Coffee Trouser Press Iron/Board Toiletries Hairdryer Telephone Room Service Cots Supplied Spa Bath in Bedroom(s) Family Room for 3 Family Room for 4 Walk In Showers BabysittingThe Peebles Barony Castle Hotel offers 72 en suite bedrooms each room unique in size and shape with different views of the surrounding garden and woods.
Classic en-suite rooms feature 1 double bed, complimentary WiFi, and various views of the grounds. Some of the Classic rooms also feature a Single Bed in them.
Privilege Rooms have a Double bed and all the great amenities that you’d find in the Classic Rooms plus the addition of a Nespresso coffee machine, bathrobes, slippers and a Mini fridge with complimentary soft drinks.
Junior Suites includes the same facilities as the Privilege Room as well as a feature bathroom and a large comfortable seating area.
Barony Castle has lift access to most rooms and also two purpose designed rooms for wheelchair users.
A small selection of rooms allow pets on prior arrangement at £15.00
Bar & Restaurant
TV The Thomson’s @ the Castle Restaurant at the Barony Castle Hotel has a team of chefs to create a delicious selection of seasonal dishes to enjoy, using local and fresh produce. The restaurant has been awarded the Visit Scotland “Taste Our Best” Award 2015/16.
Opening Times:
Breakfast 07:00 – 10:00 Weekdays, 07:00 – 11:00 Weekends
Dinner 19:00-21:30 (last orders)
Or relax in the Blue Dug Bar and Lounge with an aperitif or a dram from the extensive range of malt whiskies whilst perhaps trying the tasty Bar Menu.
Opening Times:
12:00 – 21:00 7 Days
Leisure
10m Swimming Pool Fitness Suite Sauna Beauty Treatments Spa BathThe Barony Castle hotels leisure facilities are the perfect way to relax after a busy day visiting the area. The newly refurbished leisure spa includes a 10-metre pool with whirlpool bath, thermal experience showers, sauna, and heated lounger’s and swan necks.
Enjoy a specialised Priadara Beauty Treatment from the experienced therapists during your stay at this beautiful castle hotel in Scotland.
For the more energetic a state-of-the-art gym equipped with the Technogym™ cardio vascular and strength machines and free weights area is also available to hotel guests, members and all spa guests.
Directions to Mercure Barony Castle Hotel in Eddleston by Peebles
From the North, depart A720 Edinburgh City bypass at the Lothianburn junction and follow signs to Peebles on the A703. On reaching Eddleston Village take 1st right at the Horseshoe Inn (signposted Lyne via Meldons). Follow this road for approximately 200 metres. The entrance to Mercure Barony Castle is on your right.
From the South West, follow the M74 and exit at Moffat and follow the A701 to Edinburgh. Take the first junction you see (40 miles) signposted for Peebles and follow this road until reaching Peebles. As above from Peebles.
From the South East, Follow the A1 north to Newcastle Then follow the A696 signposted for Newcastle Airport. Turn onto A68 signposted for Jedburgh. From Jedburgh follow A68 to Galashiels then A72 to Peebles. please see directions above.
By Train: The nearest main line station is Edinburgh Waverley. Taxi to Eddleston is a 45 minute journey.
Hotel Notice Board
Pets allowed in a limited amount of bedrooms only (subject to availability and a £15 surcharge). Please note the per friendly accommodation at Barony Castle are Classic Double Rooms only. If you book a Twin Room you will be automatically given a double room. Walking Quad Biking Horse Riding Cycling Fishing Golf in Local Area Putting GreenPlease Click Here for information on the history of Barony Castle
The 25 acres surrounding the Barony Castle hotel reveals a secret at every turn. The Limes Avenue laid out in the 1620’s was the original impressive entrance to the house and remained such until the 1950’s.
The Ewe Tree Walk leads to the Altar which was built on the site of a 19th century summerhouse, which in turn occupied one of the sites used for private worship by the Murray family during the 17th century.
The last remaining Summerhouse is now a popular wedding backdrop and has also been used as a Hindu temple and a chapel. The Ice House was built for George Murray the 6th Lord Elibank and could hold 11,500 litres of ice collected from the Mill Pond and surrounding streams during the winter months.
The Great Polish Map
The Great Polish Map of Scotland is a unique feature in the Scottish landscape. It is a large physical relief map of Scotland, sculpted in concrete and measuring some 40m by 50m. It stands in the grounds of Barony Castle, Eddleston, once the home of the Murrays of Elibank, and later the Hotel Black Barony. But how did this remarkable artefact come into existence…? Click Here to read the hotels information sheet on the Map. 