Me and my boyfriend stayed here for location only as we had a wedding to attend 10 miles away. The place isn't a hotel, it's more like a pub with rooms above it. We stayed in a double room which was small and mainly just consisted on a double bed, which doesn't bother me really but i know it does... More

The Castle Hotel in Coldstream is by far the best place to stay in the town. The town was made famous by Guards, but there seems little or no military presence today. The town is mostly all on the high street, I looked into all the other places to stay in town and was put off by one thing or... More

Excellent value for money. Very friendly and helpful staff. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Other reviews had me worried that heavy trucks would be rumbling by all night - The Castle is on a main road and you can hear cars going by - but as this is a 30 mph area they were not racing through the town - didn't hear a single truck all night. As a comparison, I often stay in... More

I have just returned from 3 days in the Scottish Borders where I stayed with my cousin at the Castle Hotel in Coldstream. The accomodation is basic, but the staff are absolutely wonderful, our thanks go to Myra, Helen and Lauren for the lovely warm welcome and the home from home feeling whilst we were there. The food is to... More

It was a bargain price but it still should be up to standards these days, Room small for a double, roller blind at window which fell down as soon as it was touched, no curtains, bed very uncomfortable, paper hanging off walls, water dripped into room from ceiling,ensuite very shabby,just hard stools to sit on, LCD TV too high up,... More

I stayed there for one night but fortunately I had booked a twin room so I could cover myself with an extra blanket from the other bed. The room was cold, the radiator glacial, the floor just as squeaky as the rest of the building and the windows could barely curb outside noise knowing that the room was overlooking the... More

Stayed at The Castle Hotel while on a golfing break in the Borders in June. Read the reviews after we booked so gave the organiser 'stick' before we got there. On arrival the hotel was warm and welcoming. As for the 'bad beer' the reviewer obviously wasn't drinking the John Smiths or the Guinness. The staff & locals were very... More

Room was very small & basic which you expect for the money. What you dont expect is a mouldy shower, a smell of sweaty socks, the drawers to fall to bits, bad beer and to be given toast with mouldy edges for breakfast. Stay here...... and you'll have a real shan do!