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Roxburghe Cottages Part of Destination by Hyatt
"Lovely stay at one of the lodges. Spa facilities are great. Food was so good in Charlies. We had a great time."
Reviewed on Jul 30, 2026
Otterburn Castle
"Lovely castle but I understand that it has recently been bought by new owners. It needs a bit of TLC particularly the gardens etc. but hopefully this will happen."
Reviewed on Jul 31, 2026
Battlesteads Hotel
"We really enjoyed our stay for two nights at Battlesteads. Two things really stood out - the food was excellent (except chips - a minor thing), and the staff were consistently friendly, helpful, and welcoming without being overbearing. The last point, about how all staff were nice to interact with, ..."
Reviewed on Aug 4, 2026
Le Petit Chateau & William de Percy
"Excellent Staff, very helpful"
Reviewed on Jul 2, 2026
The Royal Hotel
"Excellent breakfast, freshly produced. Room large, comfortable and well-equipped. But 2nd floor involves old-fashioned stairs with variable tread width etc, - awkward with anything bigger than a backpack. Very helpful staff particularly in helping when one of us needed medical attention."
Reviewed on Jul 30, 2026
Horse and Hound Country Inn
"Couldn't fault the hotel Excellent , very friendly , great food .."
Reviewed on Jul 31, 2026
The Coach House
"Wipe your feet on the way out. If only some money had been spent on the hotel rooms rather than the signage. Not as advertised."
Reviewed on Jul 7, 2026
Schloss Roxburghe Golf Resort, part of Destination by Hyatt
Bay Horse Inn - B&B
Byrness Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Find 13 places to rest your head within a reasonable driving distance of Byrness via Travelocity's user-friendly hotel network.
The The Roxburghe Hotel & Golf Course, Scotland, which is the nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation, lies 17 miles (27 kilometers) from the town center of Byrness. That said, how about you try the Battlesteads Hotel, located in Northumberland, which is 17 miles (28 kilometers) away from the city center.
The Riverdale Hall Hotel is positioned 13 miles (20 kilometers) away from the city center of Byrness. Another accommodation option is the Clennell Hall Hotel, which is situated 10 miles (17 kilometers) away. The Otterburn Castle Country House Hotel and also the Bridgeford Farm are alternative bases in Byrness.
Time permitting, you might like to travel further in the Tyne and Wear region. Tyne and Wear boasts rivers, canals and valleys, and other popular visitor sights are ruins, castles and old towns. Popular activities in this particular region of United Kingdom include cycling and shore fishing.
Gateshead is 40 miles (65 kilometers) southeast of Byrness and is where you'll find Gateshead Millennium Bridge and BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art. If you'd like to spend any time in Gateshead, check out the Heroes Hotel - Hostel and Hilton Newcastle Gateshead. 45 miles (71 kilometers) southeast of Byrness, you'll find South Shields, which features the Little Haven Hotel and Best Western The Sea Hotel. When you stay in South Shields, you might like to visit the Arbeia Roman Fort and Souter Point Lighthouse.
Before you head home, why not spend an afternoon hanging out in the company of lovers of sports at a local match. You can find Murrayfield Stadium 55 miles (88 kilometers) to the northwest of Byrness. Anyone wishing to find a room close to the action can select from the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh or the The Chester Residence.
For visitors who choose to fly, Newcastle International Airport is a primary gateway for Byrness. A nearby hotel is Novotel Newcastle Airport.
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Recent Byrness hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Battlesteads Hotel
"We really enjoyed our stay for two nights at Battlesteads. Two things really stood out - the food was excellent (except chips - a minor thing), and the staff were consistently friendly, helpful, and welcoming without being overbearing. The last point, about how all staff were nice to interact with, was a major selling point and is why we will return. A special shout out to Dan ("Dan, Dan, the beverage man") for being so helpful and recommending Flyte - a top tip! Ad Gefrin sold two bottles to us as a result! Such a pleasant time, great food, and drink, and an impressive walking guide (which we used) and an observatory on the door step!"
