some of the cosiest in scotland! Set a little back from the road, Caddon View sits in its own grounds and has 8 very comfortable, individually designed bedrooms all equipped with those little extras to make you feel very much at home. The accommodation consists of: 1 standard twin room. 2 standard double rooms. 4 superior double (king size) rooms. All rooms have a remote control colour television, radio, alarm clock, plenty of wardrobe space, hair dryer, tea and coffee making facilities, bottled water, and en- suite bathrooms (with the exception of the twin room, which has its own private bathroom just a few steps away) with complimentary Arran Aromatic toiletries. Each room can also be made available to single guests if required (for supplements see our. ). We also have free WiFi in some of our rooms. More pictures of our rooms. Many of our guests come to Caddon View BB as a brief respite from city life. The Borders is a great place for a quick battery recharge. Everyone needs pampering now and then - our stylish rooms are perfect for a short romantic break. Why not take your loved one away for a bit of TLC?

Links - Other Local Websites attractions, services borders information. The following links will take you to websites offering information on local places of interest. Whether you are a couple planning to get married in The Borders, a keen fisherman, an avid hill walker or a window shopper, hopefully there is something here for you. Visit the Tweed Valley: places attractions. The oldest inhabited house in Scotland was home to many kings and queens and lies just a few minutes away across the Tweed river. If you are getting married at Traquair, Caddon View can provide the extra accomodation your wedding party may need. The Hub in the Forest. In recent years Innerleithen has become something of a mecca for mountain bikers. The Hub is the place to visit for anyone wishing to explore the many bike trails in Tweeddale. Mellerstain is one Scottish architect Robert Adam's finest creations. This masterpiece of Georgian grandeur has beautiful interiors, as well as some lovely walks. In high summer the rose garden is beautiful, and the little tea room provides welcome refreshments. The house is far less well known than it should be. Robert Smail's Printing Works. Another little-known Borders gem, the Printing Works will delight children of all ages and anyone interested to discover (and try) for themselves printing as it was done a century ago. Gen and the rest of the. National Trust for Scotland staff will make you glad it was raining that day! Call on 01896 830206 to check opening times. You can find out more about the Trust's properties in the Borders on their. Tweed Valley Osprey Project. Fantastic opportunities in spring and summer to see some of these magnificent Scottish birds as they rear chicks at their nests. Nearby both have viewing centres. websites information. Information site for the Tweed's excellent salmon trout fishing. Caddon View makes a great base for several good local beats. Guided all inclusive (equipment and permits) day packages for Wild Brown Trout/Grayling and Atlantic Salmon on the Tweed, one of Europe's premier rivers. Qualified instructors also available. Tel: 00 44 (0)7962 401770 or 00 44 (0) 1750 22279 Email us On. For a handy way to find out about many of the outdoor events taking place in and around the Borders when you're visiting, check Outdoor Diary's events calendar. Peebles town website. The town website includes a brief history of this ancient Royal Burgh, as well as an events calendar and suggestions for more things to do around Peebles.. Great local walks at. Handy sites for all you regular ramblers, hikers and trekkers - you need a subscription to get all the info at WalkingWorld, but judging by the selection of walks detailed just in the Borders it may be well worth it. For walking holidays in Scotland, including the Southern Upland Way, make tracks! The closest mountain bike hire shop for our guests, ProBikeSport is just at the other end of Innerleithen High Street. The Eildon hills, which overlook the nearby pretty market town of Melrose. www.visitsouthernscotland.com. Tourist information for southern Scotland. The worlds best mountain biking! www.southernuplandway.com. Walking holidays in southern Scotland. www.gallowayforestpark.com. Discover the wild beauty of Britain's largest forest park. www.gallowaycountryfair.co.uk. Southern Scotlands popular annual country fair http://www.lescrouquets.net/ - Visit les Crouquets for a wonderful holiday. to increase website visibility. Innerleithen Music Festival. 15th - 17th August 2008

Reservations Terms and Conditions. At Caddon View there aren't many do's and don'ts, but we've put the most important ones here, along with a few other miscellaneous things you might need or like to know before you arrive. If you cancel your stay less than 24 hours before arrival then a charge will be incurred equating to the first nights stay. We accept Visa or Mastercard credit/debit cards (and also cash for the balance). Please note: We do NOT accept cheques or AMEX. For current prices and related information please see our. Caddon View is no smoking. Guests travelling from overseas who may be unfamiliar with Scotland's anti-smoking campaign may wish to visit. An extra (sofa)bed in the room costs 15 per child. All prices include breakfast. Our twin room is ideal for older teenagers. We're sorry we can't allow your pets to stay, but if your faithful friend is accompanying you on your trip, there are two kennels and catteries nearby: Linnburn Farm Boarding Kennels Tel: 01721 720191 (just down the road beyond Glentress) The Nest Boarding Kennels Tel: 01896 850395 (in the other direction towards Clovenfords). Hikers, bikers, fishermen and anyone else who's ended up getting wet and muddy will be glad to know we have a drying room for clothes, waders, etc. We're happy to make up packed lunches if requested the day before - handy if you're wanting to make the most of your day on the trails or by the river! Caddon View BB has off-street parking for around six vehicles, with security cameras monitoring the car park. Additional parking is available on the street. If you have particular access needs, please let us know in advance and we will do our best to ensure you can park as close to your accommodation as possible.

Sample Breakfast Menu. Please let us know your choice of: Tea Coffee Herbal or fruit tea Hot chocolate Chilled milk Orange, apple or pomegranate juice. White or granary toast served with jams and marmalade. **************************. Cereals with chilled milk A selection of yoghurts Fresh fruit. Porridge with a choice of: cream, honey, brown sugar, dried apricots or sultanas. Traditional breakfast grilled pork sausage, bacon, and black pudding; eggs any way you wish; grilled fresh tomatoes and sauteed mushrooms. Bacon with two poached eggs on a bed of spinach, served on granary toast. Three egg omelette with either diced bacon, mature cheddar cheese or mushrooms, served with grilled tomatoes. Scrambled eggs with smoked salmon on granary or white toast. For a special breakfast we recommend a glass of champagne or Bucks Fizz for £5.  All our bread, fruit, veg, bacon, sausage, black pudding and eggs come from our local Innerleithen baker, greengrocer butcher

All our guests at Caddon View are welcomed with complimentary tea or coffee and home-made cake. At the end of the day our comfortable drawing room, with its cosy log fire, provides you with the perfect place to unwind. Our bookcase is filled with maps, games and various novels and we have a supply of magazines for you to read at your leisure. We also have fresh fruit for you to help yourselves to. The dining room, with its large bay windows and stunning original plaster work, overlooks the mature and charming gardens and is able to seat 20. Start the day with a leisurely. which is served between 8am and 10am. If you need to be away earlier in the morning then just let us know and we will happily provide an early breakfast. In the evening why not enjoy some excellent and great wines in our candlelit restaurant. We take great care to source our ingredients from local suppliers wherever possible. Picnics can be freshly made - all we ask is that you let us know the evening before. Our licensed restaurant is open to non residents although booking is essential.

Local Borders Attractions Things to Do the scottish borders will keep you busy! The small rural mill town of Innerleithen, renowned for its exquisite cashmere, is set in the heart of the Scottish Borders' rolling landscape in the Tweed Valley. It is surrounded by all the calm and charm of the countryside but still within easy reach of Edinburgh, which is less than an hour's drive away. The ceaseless industry of the old mills has given way to far more carefree pastimes, and the river is now one of the cleanest in Scotland. Many of our guests come to Caddon View respite from city life. The Borders is a great place for a quick battery recharge. There are varied attractions for guests to visit practically on the doorstep. Among them are Traquair House, home of the Stuart Kings and Scotland's oldest inhabited house; Robert Smail's Printing Works, which provides a fascinating glimpse into the art craft of letterpress from 100 years ago; and St Ronan's Well, a once famous spa with health giving properties and a very colourful history! Further afield, but still within easy driving distance, lie numerous stately homes gardens, castles and miles of spectacular scenery making this a perfect base for touring or a relaxing break. There are plenty of antiques shops for those who like taking bits of history home with them. You can find links to these and other local services, sites and things to do on our. Spring, summer, autumn or winter - whichever season you choose to take a break in Scotland's Border country you'll find something to put some spring back in your step!

 Breakfast may be served in the room
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Credit cards accepted
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Facsimile services
 Garage places
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Licensed bar
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 TV sets in rooms
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set