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Holiday homes in Melrose
Set in the heart of the Scottish Borders, Melrose is a popular destination for walking breaks, countryside escapes and relaxing self-catering holidays. Surrounded by rolling countryside and overlooked by the Eildon Hills, the town offers a great mix of outdoor adventure, historic attractions and independent shops, cafés and restaurants.
Our holiday cottages in Melrose provide a comfortable base for exploring the Borders, whether you're planning a romantic break, a family holiday or a getaway with friends. With a range of accommodation in Melrose to choose from, you'll find everything from cosy cottages for couples to larger holiday homes perfect for families and groups.
Looking for places to stay in Melrose? Our collection includes dog-friendly cottages, countryside retreats and self-catering accommodation close to the town centre. Simply use our search filters to find your perfect retreat.
Why choose a Melrose cottage holiday?
A stay in Melrose offers the perfect balance of relaxation, outdoor adventure and local heritage. Our Melrose holiday cottages are ideally placed for discovering some of the area's best-loved attractions, including Melrose Abbey, Abbotsford and the scenic Tweed Valley.
Jessica McMonagle, Regional Marketing Manager at Cottages & Castles, recommends starting your day with a walk up the Eildon Hills: "My top tip for anyone staying in Melrose is to head up the Eildon Hills early in the day. The walk starts right from the edge of town, and the views across the Tweed Valley and wider Scottish Borders are well worth the climb. Afterwards, it's easy to spend a few hours exploring Melrose Abbey and the independent cafés and shops in the town centre."
For more inspiration, take a look at our guide to the Scottish Borders and start planning your stay.







