Tel: 01750 705000 EMail: reservations@countyselkirk.com
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"The Coonty", as it is affectionately known by the townsfolk, is located at the heart of this thriving Borders
market town is proud to be a supporter of many local organisations and charitable societies. Its earliest
beginnings are traceable to 1746 and remains an important part of Selkirk's history. In earlier times the
property operated under the name "The Grapes Inn".
The property has had many prominent guests during its time as the meeting place for The Forest Club, who's
members included Sir Walter Scott, Mungo Park and Prince Leopold of the Belgians.
We have an ongoing and extensive program of refurbishments and upgrades in progress and we have scheduled
these with first class, local tradesmen so as not to disturb our guests or detract from your enjoyment of
our hospitality.
We are "dog friendly", and your well-behaved four-legged friends will be welcome in our lounge area as well as your bedroom or our
courtyard garden (weather permitting). Children and young persons are also welcome at all times.
We have a combination of single, double, twin, family and executive rooms, all en suite. Please be advised that none of our rooms
offer disabled access and it will be necessary for you to climb and descend stairs. This is a listed building and neither the design
nor the regulations will allow us to make the significant alterations that would be necessary to enable a lift to be installed.
Each of our bedrooms are comfortable and functional. Feather light duvets, fine Egyptian cotton linen, complimentary biscuits, tea and
coffee making facilities along with digital flat screen televisions are to be found in every room.
All of our bedrooms have a good size working desk, and free good WiFi internet access. The executive rooms are fresh and
modern with large walk-in power showers and king sized beds.
At this time we are not opening our restaurant and we are not currently operating a bar service. You will
be welcome to bring in your own food and beverages (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and to use the facilities in our residents' lounge to
dine. There are a good selection of restaurants and take-away food outlets within 5 minutes walk of The County and there is some information
published HERE which was verfied at the time of
writing, but you are advised to check with the establishment before making your plans.