Here is our list of recommended cheap Hawick hotels. Wherever possible, we have excluded one-star hotels, hostels, apartments or other accommodation types, and anything rated below average by our verified user ratings. Hope you enjoy our recommendations!
Not cheap enough? It's often cheaper to stay a little bit out of town. How about trying Selkirk, Galashiels, Jedburgh, Melrose (Scotland), Kielder.
Address: 15 Brougham Place, Hawick, United Kingdom
Brougham House BB is a typical Scottish town house built in the 1820's. It is newly converted to provide luxury en-suite accommodation, with disabled access to the 2 bedrooms on the ground floor. This three storey building has an unusual spiral staircase within a 'turret' at the front of the building, and a large sunny garden with summerhouse for the use of guests at the rear. Parking is available for 4 cars and a free car park is only a couple of minutes' walk away. The BB's central Hawick location - just 150m from the High Sreet, means there is easy access to the local shops and public transport, while the town's award-winning Wilton Lodge Park, museums, cinema, leisure centre, and its other attractions and amenities all lie within a few minutes' walk. You can be assured of a warm welcome at Brougham House. Hotel Rating: Self Assessed 3 star
from 55 GBP*
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Address: Wiltonburn Farm, Hawick, United Kingdom
Working farm at the end of a lovely sheltered valley only 2 miles from Hawick and no passing traffic. Fabulous setting in peace and quiet with free parking and comfortable farmhouse bed and breakfast or pretty self catering cottage. Also cashmere knitwear shop and art gallery on site. Friendly welcome. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Bring your own horse on holiday too or hire one to do one of the many riding routes in the Borders.
from 71 GBP*
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Address: Weensland Road, Hawick, United Kingdom
The Mansfield House Hotel looks out over the town of Hawick from high ground to the south of the River Teviot. It sits in ten acres of its own gardens close to Mansfield Park rugby ground on the outskirts of this, the largest of the Border towns. Hawick is world famous for its knitwear, particularly cashmere, and is well known to rugby enthusiasts. Its annual Common Riding is ranked as one of the world's best parties alongside The Rio Mardi Gras in Rough Guides' World Party book because it combines the thrills of Pamplona's Fiesta de San Fermin with the concentrated drinking of Munich's Oktoberfest.'The house was originally called Thornwood and was the private home of the Oliver family, built in 1870. These entrepreneurs of the new industrial age tastefully influenced the many distinctive architectural features, from the thistle and rose ceilings of the reception rooms to the Russian pine shutters and doors throughout the ground floor. The attention to detail in the design and finish is a testament to the skilled local craftsmen that created this fine building. The Hodgson family acquired Mansfield House in 2009 and they continue the restoration and improvements to the hotel. Public areas are already being altered and new bathrooms are scheduled for winter 2009. The gardens have been gradually restored to their former glory and the wooded hillside that surrounds the hotel is an adventurer's playground. We still have our own spring water, although it is no longer used in the hotel and we have a growing contingent of shy red squirrels. As you might expect of a house built in the 1800s, each of the hotel's fourteen bedrooms have their own unique personal characteristics. However, all of the bedrooms have en suite facilities with colour televisions and direct dial telephones.
Address: Teviotdale, Teviothead, Hawick, United Kingdom
Address: Borthaugh, Hawick, United Kingdom
