County Hotel is a historic hotel in Selkirk with roots dating back to 1746. Located in the heart of Selkirk town centre, our hotel has been welcoming guests to the Scottish Borders for centuries, offering a blend of traditional charm, comfort, and warm Scottish hospitality.
Established in 1746, County Hotel is one of the most well-known historic hotels in Selkirk. Originally known as “The Grapes Inn,” the hotel has played an important role in the town’s heritage and continues to be a welcoming place for visitors exploring the Scottish Borders.
Over the years, the hotel has hosted notable guests including Sir Walter Scott, reflecting its long-standing reputation as a key part of Selkirk’s history. Today, it remains a trusted choice for travellers looking for authentic accommodation in Selkirk.
At County Hotel, we combine historic character with modern comfort. Our rooms are designed to provide a relaxing stay, whether you are visiting Selkirk for leisure, business, or a countryside escape.
Guests can enjoy comfortable accommodation, freshly prepared meals, and a convenient town centre location. Our on-site dining offers a variety of options, from hearty breakfasts to classic pub meals and international cuisine, ensuring a complete and enjoyable stay.
Located on Selkirk’s High Street, County Hotel is deeply connected to the town’s culture and community. Its historic architecture and long-standing presence make it a recognised landmark in the Scottish Borders.
Staying with us means experiencing more than just accommodation — it’s about enjoying a piece of Selkirk’s history while being perfectly positioned to explore nearby attractions, scenic countryside, and local experiences.