Dunfermline House Room Rates. 1st April 2002 to the 31st March 2003. Double Room £25-00 Per Person Per Night Twin Room £25-00 Per Person Per Night Single Room £25-00 Per Night. If staying 2 nights or more, rate per person per night is £23-00. Weekly rate £150-00 Per Person. Between 1st November 2002 and 30th April 2003, Special offer of 3 nights for the price of 2 nights £50-00. Freedom of the Fairways Golf Passport provides you with the opportunity to access all 20 of the Scottish Borders courses at a cost of only £80-00 for a 5 day passport and £55-00 for a 3 day passport working out at £8-00 per round when you play 36 holes a day for 5 days. Our offer when used in conjunction with the golf passport is: 6 nights Bed and Breakfast £135-00. 4 nights Bed and Breakfast £90-00. 5days golf, 6 nights BB £215. 3days golf, 4 nights BB £145. All prices include a hearty Scottish Breakfast. XE.com Personal Currency Assistant. Sample Menu BREAKFAST Served 8am-8.45am A selection of cereals and fruits followed by various cooked options. Full Grill Bacon, Sausage, Mushroom, Tomato, Fried Bread, Choice of Egg (Fried, Poached or Scrambled). Light Bite Poached or Scrambled Egg on Toast with Mushroom and Tomato. or Boiled Eggs. Healthy Option Poached or Scrambled Egg with Grilled Potato Waffle and Baked Beans. or Pitta Bread Filled with Sauted Mushrooms or Baked Beans. SPECIALS (Please order the night before). Porridge Pinhead Oatmeal, soaked overnight with a pinch of salt, cooked in a Porringer stirred with a Spurtle. Scrambled Eggs with Scottish Smoked Salmon Served on Triangles of Lightly Buttered ToastLight and Tasty. Kedgeree A Typical Breakfast Dish Served in Victorian Times of Smoked Haddock RiceDelicious. Haggis, Tatties Neeps If you have never tasted Haggis, then this is your chance! Served in the traditional way with Mashed Tatties Neeps. Reservations Request to register your requirements. To return to the top of the page click. Copyright© Designed by

Dunfermline House Accommodation 2 Double Rooms en-suite 2 Twin Rooms en-suite 1 Single Room Private Facilities. There are five light and roomy bedrooms. All but the single room have compact, en-suite showers, and that room, is compensated with a bathroom across the corridor that's bigger than the room itself.The bedrooms have pine furnishings, spruce, pastel dcor and generous little treats,like chocolate biscuits or home made sweets on the tea tray. As well as private facilities,each room has colour television,hair dryer and tea and coffee making facilities. Whilst some bedrooms overlook the delightful terraced garden,others have glimpses of Melrose Abbey. Dunfermline House operates a No Smoking Policy. Copyrightcopy Designed by

Dunfermline House Visitor Attractions Melrose Abbey by Floodlight. Dunfermline House is ideally situated for a touring holiday being convenient for many beauty spots and places of interest. Melrose itself is a small attractive Scottish Borders town nestling between the River Tweed and the Eildon Hills in the heart of the Scott Country. David 1st founded Melrose Abbey (a mere 50 yards from Dunfermline House), in 1136. Priorwood Gardens next to the Abbey contains a special dry flower garden and there is an excellent museum in the Commendators House. Melrose can also boast the first Teddy Bear Museum in Scotland giving timeless enjoyment to people of all ages. The award winning Trimontium Exhibition 'Daily Life on the Roman Frontier' gives an insight into the Romans life in Scotland. Birthplace in 1883 of seven-a-side rugby,Melrose is a popular centre and excellent touring base. Within a short travelling distance of Melrose, the following are some suggestions: Statue of William Wallace---The first ever statue of Sir William Wallace, erected in 1814 standing 31 ft. high and depicts Scotland's national hero dressed in ancient Scottish armour. The Historic Houses of. The coastal towns and fishing villages between Edinburgh and Berwick, like North Berwick, Dunbar, St Abbs, Coldingham and Eyemouth. Edinburgh is within an hours drive with its Castle, Scott Monument, Palace of Holyroodhouse, Royal Mile, Princes Street, many historic buildings, important museums, botanical gardens, Edinburgh Zoo and The Royal Yacht Britannia which is now berthed in Leith. To learn more about Thirlestane Castle and their visitor attractions please use this to access the Castle Website.

Dunfermline House Green Tourism. By participating in The Green Tourism Business Scheme, Dunfermline House is committed, along with the Scottish Tourist Board, to ensuring that our natural environment is safeguarded for future generations to enjoy. The Green Tourism Business Scheme, looks for evidence of positive action by Dunfermline House in some or all of 10 environmental concerns. Suppliers and Sub Contractors. Communication with Visitors. Wildlife Opportunities. The world's a colourful place. When we think of the open countryside, we think of the green hues of our rolling hills, the blues of our rivers, lochs and lakes and the golden richness of our meadows. But we also know that, to keep our world looking its best, now and in the future, our environment needs protection. In August 2001 Dunfermline House was awarded with a Silver Green Tourism Business Award.

Dunfermline House Visitor Activities Your stay in Melrose will suit the active as well as the less energetic. There are a range of activities and sports on the doorstep and Melrose is also placed on two well-known walking routes. The landscape of the Scottish Borders is characterised by green, rolling hills divided by beautiful river valleys; the most famous of which is the Tweed. Border Forests Walks The landscape of the Borders is characterised by extensive forests. Many of these forests were planted 40 years ago or more, and are coming to their first maturity. The Coastal Walk A superb coastline of approximately 32 miles with many small coves and natural harbours. The birdlife is magnificent, and St Abb's Head, managed jointly by the National Trust for Scotland and the Scottish Wildlife Trust, is a National Nature Reserve. Town and Village Walks There is no better way to find out about a place than by walking round it. There are local walks leaflets for many towns and villages, others are in preparation. Ranger Led Walks The Scottish Borders Council's Ranger Service operates a Guided Walks programme all year round, including winter walks. Long Distance Walks St Cuthbert's Way leads from Melrose, where St Cuthbert is said to have started his ministry, to Holy Island (Lindisfarne), where he ended his days. The Southern Upland Way For the experienced backpacker the Southern Upland Way, offers a challenging coast-to-coast crossing of Southern Scotland from Portpatrick on the west coast to Cockburnspath in Berwickshire passing through Melrose. It is possible to walk sections of the route in a day. Border Abbeys Way This circular route covering many of the main Borders Towns, as well as linking the four great abbeys on foot, is steadily being developed, and is being opened in sections as work progresses. Salmon Often called the Queen of salmon rivers, the River Tweed runs through the heart of the Borders. The long season runs from 1st February to 30th November and during it more salmon are caught on the fly than any other British river. Trout The Tweed with its tributaries the Teviot, Ettrick, Leader,Whiteadder and many other small burns (streams), provides first-class fishing for brown trout. Rainbow and brown trout fishing is also available in local lochs providing some excellent fishing. Course Fishing Although salmon and trout fishing predominates in the Tweed catchment, there are also many other fish to attract fishermen, such as perch, grayling, pike and roach. The Scottish Borders is ideal cycling country for all ages and abilities - with a vast network of quiet country roads, exhilarating forest trails, and family routes along river valleys. This is 'Scotland's Horse Country', where our local riding centres and schools cater for everyone from novices and small children to the more advanced. Golfers coming to the Borders can enjoy some of Scotland's most breath-taking courses- and make great savings on green fees- with a freedom of the fairways' golfing passport available when staying at Dunfermline House.

Dunfermline House Reservation Request General Inquiry We hope that you have been interested in what we have to offer the visitor. Please use this response form or any other means of communication to inquire about accommodation availability or to seek additional information. Electronic Response Form. Please enter your name. Please enter your mailing address. Please enter your telephone number. Please enter your FAX number. Please enter your e-mail address if it is different to the one you are presently using. If you wish to make a reservation inquiry please complete the following section of the form. Type of accommodation desired Single Bedded Room. Date of Arrival Date. Date of Departure Date. The box below should be used to make any request of a more specialised nature. To assist us in maintaining a quality service and to help us in our marketing we would encourage you to complete the next section of our reply form. Any input will be much appreciated and we will endeavour to act upon any suggestions or commments. How did you come to hear about our BB. Marketing literature. Scottish Tourist Board. Would you like a Dunfermline House brochure? Would you like a Melrose Mini Guide?

 Luggage storage
 Central situation
 Hairdryer
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace