The trip exceeded our expectations in all aspects. From the greeting, at the door, when we arrived to the breakfast before we left. The staff are amazing, friendly and very welcoming. We were shown to our room and helped with our bags. The room was a good size, clean and cosy and the bed was very comfortable. When we went downstairs, the welcome was again there from staff and locals and we were invited to sit by the fire with our drink. The food was very good, not a massive menu but more than adequate and the quality was top notch. A truly exceptional place buried away in the Borders of Scotland.

Nothing, everything met or exceeded expectations

Cross Keys B&B provided us with a delightful weekend escape. Nestled in a charming, lovely country location, the B&B offers a traditional and welcoming atmosphere, complemented by exceptionally clean and comfortable bedrooms. The high standard of bedding and well-regulated warmth through the night ensured a restful stay. The B&B is perfectly situated for exploring the surrounding area, offering access to wonderful local walks and a short driving distance to stunning locations such as the Grey Mare's Tail and St. Mary's Loch. Furthermore, its proximity to the Borders and Scotland's farther reaches makes it an ideal base for further exploration. The staff and food perfectly matched the charm of this lovely Scottish retreat, leaving us with a desire to return.

This was a favorite stay on our trip. We stayed at many different places during our trip, but my kids liked this place the best. The staff was super friendly, the food was awesome, and the area was so quiet and quaint. There isn't a lot in the town, so if you are looking for shopping this may not be the place for you. We woke up and went for a long walk, the locals were very friendly and helped us find a good route. The inn was comfortable and clean. The restaurant was a surprise, we assumed basic pub food, which was not the case. It was fresh and delicious.

This was our first hotel in Scotland and it was definitely a great place to start our trip. Such a lovely little pub in a very cute village surrounded by nature and lovely views. The staff were friendly and attentive. We had dinner in the pub and it was one of the best meals we’ve had all trip, so definitely eat here if you can. Very reasonably priced too for the quality!

Breakfast was perfect. There was a choice of different things so suited our whole party. The staff were absolutely spot on - it instantly felt like our local rather than just a ‘country pub’. So friendly. The drinks bill was even allocated to the relevant room without having to ask! The room was quiet at night even though it was on the main roads through. Lovely oldy worldy feel to the whole place. Plenty of parking round the back. Felt safe (and we’ll looked after) the whole time we were there.

Ideally there would have been a bit more shelf space (easy remedied) in the bathroom as my wife and I didn’t have enough room for our toiletries. The pillows were a bit firm for my liking (although I can also apply this to some other hotels).

Location is great, property is good with fantastic staff who are so pleasant and helpful. A great place to stay in this lovely friendly pub. Breakfasts are amazing! We had 2 evening meals which were both good too.

Maybe, for us next time we would book a larger room for a 3 night stay. The room we stayed in was small but cosy and we didn’t not like it, just our personal preference.

Lovely peaceful location for an onward journey to Ingliston the following day. Room very well decorated, furnished and equipped, with a comfortable superking bed, beautifully clean bedroom and bathroom. Country pub with a good atmosphere and plenty of local trade. Evening meal excellent! Cannot comment on breakfast as we wanted to set off before 7 am, but we were kindly offered the option of a packed breakfast to take with us, which I am sure would have been really good and I do wish we had taken up the offer.

Nothing. We had a loud-ish minibus party outside the window at closing time (on a weekend night, Friday), but all good natured and part of the life of the pub/village/community so this isn't a "not like" item at all, just noting that remote-ish country locations should not be expected to provide complete quiet.

Very friendly welcome, very nice and comfortable room.( was given a choice of two rooms!) Good food served by helpful staff at all levels.

We came by way of Moffat on a narrow road with dozens and dozens of motor cycles weaving in and out of traffic as part of some sort of event. On our return we went via Peebles and it was a slow run back to the central belt. Not something anyone, can do about the road infrastructure.

The Cross Keys Inn was an overnight stay between Xmas and New Year and it was just what we needed... Amazing food.. Clean comfortable room charming staff.. Selkirk the nearest town was good for mooching round shops and coffee break... Worth a visit....

Nothing really it was good to get away from soulless hotels and busy traffic noise.. We would certainly return.

The Cross Keys was everything a village pub should be but also had the feel of a boutique hotel. The staff were welcoming and attentive, the food and especially the breakfast were excellent, the bed very comfy and our room spotlessly clean. The location is idyllic and peaceful and a perfect place to walk, cycle and explore. Would definitely return and have no hesitation in recommending as a super place to stay

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