The Wheatsheaf Hotel, Swinton near Duns, Berwickshire is your home away from home. Offering dog friendly accommodation and welcomes well behaved four legged friends.

All the bedrooms at The Wheatsheaf offer first-class Scottish Borders accommodation to ensure your comfort. They are light, airy and tastefully decorated to a high specification.

The Executive Rooms have bath or shower rooms en suite supplied with Arran Aromatics, luxurious deep-pile bath towels, and 600 thread count cotton linen. The Executive en-suite bedrooms feature 5 foot beds with 1200 pocket sprung mattresses.

The Superior Rooms have bath or shower rooms en suite supplied with Arran Aromatics, luxurious deep-pile bath towels, and 600 thread count cotton linen. Superior en-suite rooms have separate bath and shower. They feature 6 foot beds with 1200 pocket sprung mattresses. For your comfort, we provide bath robes.

The Double Rooms have bath or shower rooms en suite supplied with Arran Aromatics, new luxurious deep-pile bath towels, and 600 thread count cotton linen. The Classic Double en-suite bedrooms, with either bath or shower, feature 4 foot 6 inches beds with 1200 pocket sprung mattresses.

All rooms are provided with flatscreen TV with digital channels, WiFi and a hospitality tray including complimentary Highland Spring mineral water as standard.

The Wheatsheaf also have a two bedroom cottage available in addition to the hotel rooms they provide. The cottage is located in the village and is suitable for families.

Their culinary team specialises in elevating locally sourced food to new heights and brings real creativity to the kitchen. They source their fish from Scottish waters, and specialise in the use of local produce.

All their menus reflect the very best of seasonally available local ingredients and bring about a fusion of modern and traditional culinary styles. If perhaps you prefer a simple bar meal, drink, and convivial chat, join them in their cosy bar featuring an open fire during those colder months.

The Wheatsheaf Hotel is surrounded by stunning landscape and the dark history of the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland is just waiting to be discovered.