Allerton House

Stunning room in a beautiful house with wonderful owners. Small kitchenette facilities and delicious breakfast, as well as tea/coffee and chocolate in the room. In an easy location to walk into town - up a slight hill but very easy 5-10 min walk. Beautiful grounds. Would stay again.

A warm welcome upon arrival. What a wonderful place to stay. We stayed in the Queen Mary room. A very generous size & dual aspect looking out over the front drive & garden and the full lawn, mature gardens to the side. Everything you need is in this room. Fridge, coffee machine, iron & board. Massive walk in wardrobe & a substantial sized bathroom. And the bed…. Oh my days, what a bed. So so comfortable William is a very genial host. Breakfast was made & served by Fiona. Absolutely fabulous. The young lady who assisted (apologies I did not get your name) made the nicest fresh fruit salad. All in all, a definite must if you are visiting Jedburgh. Just a short walk (downhill) in to town… but that does mean, it’s up hill all the way back. Haha. Would definitely visit again. Thank you.

Spent three lovely nights here. Hearty, tasty breakfasts to see you through the day. Super comfy bed (The Queen Mary Room) a pleasant (10/15 min) walk into Jedburgh and friendly, welcoming hosts & staff. Thank You again, Julia & Neil

Allerton House is absolutely fantastic. Perched away from town noise, yet walking distance to centre, overlooking the majestic Jedhburg Abbey, this place made us feel Home, especially by super welcoming hosts Nina and William. We stayed enroute St Curthbert’s Way and it was indeed the best part to unwind. A charming decorated House with enchanting history, nice garden with chairs to enjoy the morning sun and above all a hot tub in bathroom to relax those aching feet, we could not have asked anything more. The cherry on cake (or the cake itself) was the grand breakfast dolling out Scottish local dishes like Haggis and Black Pudding. Highly recommend to all. And we would definitely return.

I’ve become a bit of a regular at Allerton House over the last year. Delighted I’ve found a home from home in Jedburgh, every room I’ve been in has been really comfortable and well furnished. Unlike most guesthouses it’s possible to book a single room which is such an advantage. There’s always a warm welcome from William when you arrive, and a delicious breakfast served by the lovely Fiona. Looking forward to more visits over the next year or so. Can’t recommend Allerton House enough!

What a wonderful place. After a strenuous 15 mile walk we couldn't have found ourselves in a better place. It's a stunning Georgian house which has been tastefully updated for guests. Our room was amazing; spacious and comfortable. The breakfast, sensibly orders were taken the night before, was first class. Amazing. Visit Allerton House to see for yourself, especially if you're traveling through on the A68.

Lovely guest house. I stayed for one night on the Borders Abbey Way. I was given the twin room on the ground floor which was actually a wee suite of rooms. I had a sink area with kettle, the bedroom, a wee loving a space with a couple of comfortable chairs, TV and wardrobe, and a shower room. It was a very comfortable stay. Breakfast was good with a traditional cooked offer available. I opted for porridge fuel me for the day. I’d happily stay here again.

We arrived at the venue as a stop over on our way to Scotland. The venue was very pleasant and served us well prior to contouring our journey the next day You have complete freedom to come and go as you please, and the hosts are only to pleased to help you. The facility is very well maintained and offers very clean and tidy rooms. There is sufficient car parking and the facility is a short walk into Jedburgh town itself. As a stopover for the wary traveler is is well recommended.

Stayed here (like many others do) while visiting Jedburgh en route with the St Cuthbert's Way long distance walk. it's a very nice B&B in a lovely big building, The hosts are friendly and helpful, and the rooms big and comfortable. The breakfast was Ok but a touch underwhelming (watery porridge , little packaged spread thingies instead of butte, and rather functional cooked breakfasts) but perfectly adequate, so not a huge deal. Overall very good for a night's stay. Well located for a walk into the centre of town