Book Hotels in Selkirk
Cabins, apartments, houseboats! We offer comfortable & private vacation rentals
Save an extra 10% or more on select hotels with Member Discounts
Access exclusive hotel deals, only with the Travelocity app
Top Selkirk hotels
Cosy rural retreat in the beautiful Yarrow Valley (licence number SB00743F)
"Beatiful place to stay, no problem with the track, very well equipped to cook Sunday lunch for 7, very warm in the cottage. We walked miles over the hills and even had a brief trip to Edinburgh (an hour and a half). We would love to return. The lady coming in to prepare for the next guests was particularly ..."
Reviewed on Oct 14, 2026
Schloss Roxburghe Golf Resort, Part of Destination by Hyatt
"Booking restaurant reservations for more than six people is via an automated telephone system which isn’t managed. Very difficult to book a table. Book on line should provide a larger table capacity selection or provide an email to request a table for larger parties not the telephone system."
Reviewed on Oct 19, 2026
Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
"Gorgeous setting Lovely "old world" Hotel."
Reviewed on Oct 22, 2026
Macdonald Cardrona Hotel, Golf & Spa
"Macdonald's Cardrona is looking a bit tired. Pretty well maintained, though enough cut-backs to become noticeable. The staff are very good, but have no say in the fixtures. For example, the third floor is very poorly endowed with WiFi. We had to be moved to the 4th floor, where it was better. Apparently, ..."
Reviewed on Oct 23, 2026
The County Hotel
"Nice room and helpful staff. Though got locked out of room in the morning briefly as key code reset early before checkout time."
Reviewed on Sep 18, 2026
Cross Keys Inn
Philipburn Hotel, BW Signature Collection
The Glen Guesthouse
Log cabin with one double with en suite shower and two twin.
Selkirk Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Sorry, there aren't any Travelocity-accredited rooms within Selkirk. You'll find, however, 2 places to rest and relax just an easy drive away.
The Cringletie House Hotel, Scotland, which is the closest Travelocity-listed accommodation option, can be found 15 miles (24 kilometers) from the town center of Selkirk. A secondary nearby alternative is the Macdonald Cardrona Hotel, Golf & Spa, which is in Scotland, 11 miles (18 kilometers) from downtown Selkirk.
The Caddon View Country Guest House is situated 9 miles (15 kilometers) from the town center of Selkirk. If you would prefer another option, the The Coppice is situated 8 miles (13 kilometers) away. Other hotels include the The Tontine Hotel and the The Glen Hotel.
The closest places to spend the night in Scottish Borders include Chirnside and Kirk Yetholm. Chirnside is 40 miles (65 kilometers) to the northeast of Selkirk, while Kirk Yetholm is 30 miles (51 kilometers) to the northeast. Travelocity-registered hotels and apartments in Chirnside include the The Allanton Inn and The Craw Inn. The The Farmhouse at Yetholm Mill and The Border Hotel are a selection of the Travelocity-registered places to stay in Kirk Yetholm.
Simply because you and your traveling partners are taking a break from your usual habits, doesn't have to mean you can't expand your obsession for a day watching sport. Discover Murrayfield Stadium 30 miles (52 kilometers) to the north of Selkirk. Wise travelers that would like the convenience of locating a room nearby, book a room in the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh or The Chester Residence.
Situated 35 miles (54 kilometers) outside the middle of Selkirk is Edinburgh Airport. Stay nearby in Travelocity-listed accommodation at Norton House Hotel & Spa or Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club.
Frequently asked questions
Recent Selkirk hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Macdonald Cardrona Hotel, Golf & Spa
"Macdonald's Cardrona is looking a bit tired. Pretty well maintained, though enough cut-backs to become noticeable. The staff are very good, but have no say in the fixtures. For example, the third floor is very poorly endowed with WiFi. We had to be moved to the 4th floor, where it was better. Apparently, it is a long-term problem, which you only find out if you are involved. In the bedroom, there were no bedside power sockets; one packet of biscuits for 2 people; inadequate ceiling lighting - only 1 ceiling led in the room, but there were 3 table lamps; sofas were tired; no hairdrier, until we asked for one; bring-your-own bottled water, although there were tumblers there; no bedside drawers; no body-wash for shower and bath (shampoo and conditioner, yes, and hand-wash for the pedestal sink, yes). In the restaurant, the 'hot' food for the buffet breakfast was a few degrees above tepid, which was every morning - not just once; the back-bacon for the buffet breakfast was folded over, meaning it wasn't cooked on the inside; and so on. All signs of cutting back from what Macdonalds used to be 10 or more years ago, and for which they gained a reputation. However, our stay was not spoiled. We would go again, with lower expectations."
Explore More Ways to Travel with Travelocity
- Hotels in Cardrona
- Hotels near Melrose Abbey
- Hostels in Lauder
- Hotels in Hawick
- Mansfield House Hotel
- Hillcrest - 8 Person Luxury House and Hot Tub
- Beach in Hawick
- Hotels in Gordon
- Hotels in Galashiels
- Historical in Galashiels
- Hostels in Galashiels
- Bedandbreakfast in Galashiels
- Hotels in Earlston
- Luxury in Scottish Borders
- Indoor Pool in Scottish Borders
- Family Friendly in Scottish Borders
- Recreation in Scottish Borders
- Hotels in Clovenfords
- Cabins in Minto
- Hotels in Melrose
- The Waverley Castle Hotel
- Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
- Cabins in Selkirk
- Pet Friendly in Selkirk
- The Glen Guesthouse
- Hotels in Walkerburn
