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It is tricky to find stops at this point on St. Cuthbert's Way so we detoured into Jedburgh for one night. Allerton House is a beautiful, historic B&B-exceptionally clean and with modern facilities. Breakfast was outstanding re: quality and choices. She may not appreciate me saying so but the owner threw in a load of laundry for us (aforementioned walking creates laundry!) for a small fee:) Location is up a steep hill but very walkable to town-we spent the next morning exploring the Abbey, the Castle/Jail (interesting and free) and the Mary Queen of Scots house (also interesting and free!)

Very comfortable guest house . Large spacious room . Very clean . Very tasty Scottish breakfast but plenty of choice . Close to town centre

Fantastic stay here, at the start and finish of walking the Borders Abbeys Way. A great, warm welcome from host Nina and her team. The house is very classy - I had a brilliant room (Ferniehirst) which was super comfy and had everything you could want right down to a fridge and a Tunnocks caramel log as snack! The bed was exceptionally comfortable and I got a great sleep. We appreciated that breakfast was served from 0730 so we could get on the trail as early as possible. Breakfast itself was lovely - I had the avocado and poached egg both times - there was a good choice of other things too and everything came quickly. It's a bit of a trek into town but only takes about 10 minutes and is quite a pretty walk in itself. All in all, completely faultless. An excellent guest house and thoroughly recommended.