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Roxburghe Cottages, part of Destination by Hyatt
"Hotel is very pet-friendly and hence the reason for our visit. We stayed in a 1 bedroom cottage which was ideal for us and our dog. The only criticism is the food at Spike's Bar (at the golf club) was a little bit disappointing."
Reviewed on Jul 4, 2026
Kellah Farm B&b/cottages
"Lovely quiet farm with comfortable rooms and a delicious breakfast."
Reviewed on Jul 14, 2026
Schloss Roxburghe Golf Resort, part of Destination by Hyatt
"Everything about the hotel room food and spa were brilliant. My only problem was that we could not check into restaurant for evening meal, even though we checked in at 3pm"
Reviewed on Jul 17, 2026
Battlesteads Hotel
"Fabulous hotel very friendly clean rooms bar very reasonable and the food was brilliant Can’t fault anything about this hotel"
Reviewed on Jul 7, 2026
Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
"Generally the stay was good but unfortunately the very positive policy of the hotel towards dogs significantly impacted on my enjoyment of the visit. In particular the number of dogs in the dining areas at both dinner and breakfast times was unattractive."
Reviewed on Jul 21, 2026
Smiths at Gretna Green
"Great hotel for a wedding stay"
Reviewed on Jul 19, 2026
Gretna Hall Hotel
"We stayed for 2 nights and had our dog with us we had a lovely room with doors that opened onto a small patio and garden which was ideal for us. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Food was excellent, nicely presented and tasted lovely. I would definitely stay there again."
Reviewed on Jun 30, 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
The Hazeldene Hotel
Kielder Hotel & Travel Guide
Sorry, you won't find any Travelocity-featured rooms in Kielder itself. Savvy travelers are advised to book one of the 19 rooms that are within convenient driving distance.
The nearest Travelocity-listed accommodation option is the Mansfield House Hotel, Scotland, which is 15 miles (25 kilometers) from the commercial district of Kielder. A secondary hotel is the Bridge House, located in Northumberland, about 18 miles (29 kilometers) from the center of Kielder.
The Hunter Crook is situated 19 miles (31 kilometers) from the central part of Kielder. Also, the Wydon Farm B&B is positioned 19 miles (31 kilometers) away. Two more hotel options worth checking out around Kielder include the Coach House Bed & Breakfast as well as the Liddesdale Hotel Inn.
Stocksfield is 35 miles (53 kilometers) to the southeast of Kielder and is where you'll find Cherryburn and Stocksfield Golf Club. The Duke of Wellington - Inn and The Anchor Inn are a handful of the great apartment and hotel options in Stocksfield. Alternatively, you could stay in Morpeth, 30 miles (48 kilometers) east of Kielder, where you'll find the The Granby Inn and The Village Inn. Whether you're just passing through or staying in Morpeth, be sure to venture to the Cragside and Brinkburn Priory.
Why not spend an afternoon enjoying the skills of players in the company of avid lovers of sport at a local match. Murrayfield Stadium can be found 55 miles (89 kilometers) to the northwest of Kielder. For tourists who are interested in booking a hotel close to the game, book a room in the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh or The Chester Residence.
If you decide to fly into Kielder, Newcastle International Airport is the most convenient airport. It is 35 miles (60 kilometers) away. Novotel Newcastle Airport is a nearby hotel.
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Recent Kielder hotel reviews by fellow wanderers
Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
"Generally the stay was good but unfortunately the very positive policy of the hotel towards dogs significantly impacted on my enjoyment of the visit. In particular the number of dogs in the dining areas at both dinner and breakfast times was unattractive."
