Ednam House Hotel

Have stayed at Ednam House twice before we were very disappointed with the hotel standards in the rooms and also the general cleanliness of the hotel. There was cobwebs everywhere and dust which was visible. In our room there was water marks on the wall and dust and cobwebs. The bath overflow was not properly fitted and the wall panels were not joined correctly

Oldy worldy 3 star hotel in centre of the market town Kelso. Staff were very helpful and breakfast was good. Some areas of the hotel were cold as I believe they had a heating problem but sat next to the coal fire and our room was warm. For the price good value for money.

Well worth a visit. The staff very helpful. The breakfast great and rooms clean. Heating in some areas not working, fan heaters supplied. Great atmospheric hotel situated near town center.

We first stayed at Ednam House Jan 23, to celebrate my partners Birthday. With us both being 'fans' of the Georgian architectural style, the Ednam made quite an impression. It is simply stunning! Beautiful Room overlooking the Tweed, professional and attentive staff, excellent food and wonderful Drawing and Dining Rooms. Not to mention the setting - Kelso is a lovely, unspoilt market town. This year we had no hesitation in returning for B'Day celebrations. However, outside temps were a good bit colder and there a couple of things we felt were lacking. Previously the Dining Room had been lit entirely by candlelight and a good fire was blazing in the grate. It was so evocative of 18th Century dining! So warm and intimate.This year, despite being colder outside, no fire, no candles. Just harsh, bright electric wall lights and a single radiator that failed to heat the room. It didnt help that both large windows - single glazed - radiated the cold. Whilst provided with original shutters and heavy curtains, these were not closed / drawn. Similarly in the Drawing Room, the large, real flame gas fireplace failed to heat the whole room, whilst the large windows were left with shutters open and curtains tied back. To help with Eco targets it surely must make sense to reduce heat loss / cold transfer by closing shutters and drawing curtains at night. This, and use of candles over electric lights, would also help increase the overall ambiance that a place like Ednam naturally exudes.

Staff were brilliant, however restaurant was overpriced for what was on offer.

Staff were excellent and rooms very comfortable and breakfast was excellent , defiantly will return.

Absolutely lovely hotel. Not modern or 'sleek' by any means but steeped in history. Decor is very traditional for an old building and it just works. Plenty of quiet areas to just sit and relax. Word of warning, if you have accessibility issues, there are stairs everywhere that you can't avoid. We were in the orangerie building out the back and it was beautiful and peaceful, with great views right beside the river. Food was lovely, with great breakfast options. The hotel sits in its own grounds right at the start of the main shopping area, so plenty of parking and straight out the gate to the shops and restaurants. Lots of alternative eating places in easy walking distance. We found all staff to be friendly and helpful, but you need to treat them with great respect first.

The hotel is in the town cemtre of the pretty market town of Kelso. So perfect for our needs over weekend.

The grounds are fantastic and take you back to an earlier period. The scenery is wonderful with a look out over the River Tweed. The hotel itself is a bit sad in places and could do with sone restoration and using the history of Ednam House as a selling point, with grand bedrooms and restored bathrooms perhaps!