Escape to luxury in the heart of the stunning Scottish Borders
Scott Suite
The Scott Suite, popular with wedding parties, group bookings and for romantic breaks. It has views of the beautiful Eildon Hills and Abbotsford House, home of Sir Walter Scott.
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Superior Suite
Large first floor suite with comfortable seating area and modern bathroom. Includes flat screen TV and Egyptian cotton bath, hand & face towels.
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Superior Room
Large first-floor rooms, uniquely decorated with a modern bathroom, tea & coffee facilities, flat screen TV and Egyptian cotton bath, hand & face towels
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Kingsknowes Hotel is an impressive Scottish mansion with deep connections to the area’s illustrious historic textile industry.
Built in 1869 for the local textile mill owner, Adam Lees Cochrane, Kinsgknowes has since been sympathetically converted into a 12-bedroom hotel. The 1960s conversion retained much of the delicate elegance and charm of the original features and the hotel remains furnished comfortably with its heritage in mind.
The hotel has beautiful original features of the Victorian period with an elegant Edwardian Conservatory leading out to terraced gardens from which to enjoy the views of the Eildon Hills and the River Tweed. The hotel offers an elegant dining room, conference facilities, comfortable cocktail bar and lounge. See more images of our hotel in our gallery:
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Food & drink
For every day and every meal, the Kingsknowes Hotel has a tradition of serving good quality, affordable, locally sourced food.
With the ability to cater for Weddings, Funerals, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Christenings and everything in-between, the Kingsknowes Hotel offers the perfect venue for every celebration.
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Get married at Kingsknowes Hotel
Outdoor adventure in the heart of the Scottish Borders
The Scottish Borders area, around the Kingsknowes Hotel in Galashiels, boasts more than simple sightseeing. Visitors can enjoy walking, golfing, biking, horse riding, or fishing within the unspoiled landscape and take part in the events and activities which abound within this area of Scotland. There are many quaint local towns with award-winning facilities and food.
