Welcome to the
The
Gordon Inn
Yarrow
"Where for 200 years friends meet"
affectiona
tely known as
"The Gordon"
Welcome to Eldinhope
You can find us at the crossroads of the
A708 and B709
A Hotel of historical interest situated in the rolling border hills near St. Mary's Loch.... yards from the river Yarrow. Changed little since it was the meeting place of James Hogg and Sir Walter Scott.
With a roaring fire and a warm welcome; combined with a selection of great wines and beer
and local 
cuisine
makes it a real Border experience.
Trout and Salmon Fishing, Hunting, Golf and Stately Homes such as Traquair
and Floors Castle provide a break from the peace and tranquility. 
En-suite rooms
Heated Bunkroom
Residents Lounge
Secure Bike Storage
Bike washing area
Fishing in the Yarrow river or at St Mary's Lock
To Contact Us
Phone: 01750 82222
e-mail: 
Yarrow Valley, Selkirkshire
Scotland TD7 5LE
Rooms starting at 28.50 BB pp(dbl occp)
Rooms starting at 37.50 BB (single)
Bunkhouse 18.50 BB per person
Bedding available
The Redroom
The Gordon Arms
200 year old Inn - frequented by local poets, writers, musicians and artists.
Old Borders coaching inn at
historic crossroads
deep in James Hogg country.
LINKS
Robert Graham Global Whisky Shop
Order your favorite
Cigar and Whisky
from
Robert Graham in Edinburgh
and they will be waiting for you when you arrive.
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Dogs Welcome
Our Bunkhouse
is used by world class mountain biking competitors
There are mountain biking facilities in the area and bikes can be hired at Innerleithan - approx 7miles from the hotel. A mountain bike ride, reputed to be the best downhill course in Britain.
The world famous Tweed flows on the edge of the town of Innerleithan on its way South East to the North Sea and is a popular attraction during the trout season (April-October) and salmon season (October-November) - tickets for trout fishing are available at the Gordon Hotel.
The Gordon has provided inspiration for writers, artists and musicians - past and present.
Those known to visit have been Robert Burns, Sir Walter Scott, James Hogg, and Wordsworth