Situated on the banks of the river Teviot, the Teviot View Lodges offer spectacular river views. An ideal place for golfers, walkers, fishermen or anyone wanting a relaxing break in a beautiful location. The lodges are pet-friendly, boast hot tubs, modern furnishings and a comfortable and cosy place to stay for a short break with friends, family or partner.
Enjoy a morning coffee on your veranda whilst taking in the beautiful riverside views. There are no on-site facilities at the Teviot View Lodges at Riverside, however, this is often the appeal to most guests who stay here for the peace and tranquillity. With an outdoor hot tub, beautiful views and plenty of countrysides and nearby cities to explore, there is plenty to keep you busy. At nearby country parks, clay pigeon shooting and golf is available for visitors to take part in, a great activity to do on your short break on the Scottish border.
The lodges at Riverside offer guests deluxe accommodation that comes with an en-suite double room, twin room and open plan kitchen, living and dining area. In the open living area, there are doors that open out to the patio where you will find garden furniture and a hot tub, the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee, breakfast and afternoon BBQ in the summer. On the edge of the riverbank, the lodges offer beautiful views for guests to enjoy from the morning they wake up until they go back to sleep on the night time.
Teviot View Lodges are located close to Hawick, the Scottish Borders. This gives guests plenty of places to explore in Scotland and the North of England. If you’re going to explore the nearby area by foot, you will be able to walk through the trails alongside the River Teviot and take lots of Scottish beauty. You’ll also find quail towns nearby as well as stately homes, small real ale pubs and lots more that are waiting to be explored.
Ingenious compact living space, modern style and exquisite luxury. These pods offer a ‘home from home’ feel creating a cosy place to relax after a day exploring your surroundings. The modern, calming green interiors within the living area have created a sense of calm and with a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, oven and microwave, it has everything you could possibly need for a relaxing break.
The River View Lodge boasts a modern, chic interior ideal for those seeking a chilled getaway. With two bedrooms, one king and one twin, this holiday home is perfect for families, friends and couples alike with one master shower room and one en-suite shower room. The open plan kitchen includes everything you need to whip up the perfect meal. Outside you will find a decking area for your own private use, equipped with outdoor seating perfect for a meal or some evening drinks.
Deluxe lodge with one double with en suite shower and two twin. Shower. Open plan lounge/kitchen/dining area with doors leading to decking with garden furniture and outdoor hot tub. Images are representative and may not be the specific accommodation assigned on booking.
28 reviews from guests who stayed at Teviot View Lodges at Riverside
"Cant say anything bad about the place the pods are done to a very high standard"
"Excellent accommodation with everything you need for your stay.Living area is very good with table sofa coal effect fire. Kitchen area has microwave, cooker and oven. Fridge with freezer drawer and dishwasher.Bedroom quite spacious with wardrobe shower room and free standing bath."
"We had a an amazing stay!! We stayed in Kirkton View Pod 2, was just perfect, everything you needed, very modern, great wifi, liked that the lodge had canopy above sitting area out front so not too exposed so you would be able to sit out regardless of the weather! We and had a lovely walk along Teviot River, really nice place to stay and we will definitely be back??"
"The pod is fantastically designed, luxurious and full of amenities. The hot tub, the veranda, the lounge area, bathroom and bedroom are perfectly sized, clean and very modern."
"Our Teviot View Lodges at Riverside review: Lovely site near Hawick, the pod was excellent and clean. Surrounding area was very leafy as well. Would come back. ian"
"Really enjoyed the whole experience today"
"Perfect for a laid-back weekend, just what we needed to unwind and recharge our batteries."
"After battling through Covid together, it was such a relief to finally unwind. This place really delivered on everything we needed. Definitely recommend it!"
"A perfect spot to relax and leave all worries behind, really nice."
"We had a wonderful stay! The hosts were genuinely warm and welcoming, making us feel at home right away. The lodges cleanliness and beauty really stood out."
"We had a lovely time away and would certainly book again"
"Really enjoyed unwinding after all the holiday madness."
"Really enjoyed our stay, will return soon."
"Great place, would definitely stay again"
"Really impressed, cant wait to book again next year. That says it all!"
"Great place to stay, Lovely Lodge, Great place for our dog , some lovely walk,s from our lodge will be back again soon thank,s again"
"Lovely clean lodge. Myself and the family had a lovey relaxing stay. Would absolutely recommend"
"Such a beautiful place,so tranquil and peaceful.
The staff were so helpful and would definitely be back"
"A absolutely beautiful break away.. very quiet and relaxing ?
We will be back"
"Lovely, clean and well maintained lodges. Lindsay and Gus were fantastic hosts, nothing was too much trouble."
"Lovely we place for weekend, hot tub was amazing, staff very helpful"
"Another great stay here with my family , always so helpful and lodges are very spacious and extremely clean and looked after ? will be visiting again soon"
"Having been to Hawick twice now in December and July the caravans with the hot tub are very deceiving from the outside but when you go in you get the wow ? factor absolutely spotless and everything you could need like a home from home.
Lynsey & Gus operate a fabulous site and always on call if you need them for anything would highly recommend for tranquility and relaxation myself and my family will definitely be back."
"Good value for money staff very helpful nice and quiet to rest and relax. Would go there again"
"Relaxing holiday with my family, we booked a lodge right next to the water and we had a hot tub as well. Weather was lovely all week. We have booked to come back in October with friends."
"We were there for my husband 60th birthday what an amazing time we had everything was perfect and the staff were as well so helpful and caring thank you so much for making our stay perfect"
"Wonderful honeymoon. So peaceful and tranquil thank you xx"
"Beautiful clean lodge with majestic tranquil surroundings. Perfect for a relaxing getaway"
The best-known attractions within an easy drive of Teviot View Lodges at Riverside, with real driving times.
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A brooding border fortress in remote Liddesdale, once called the guardhouse of the bloodiest valley in Britain.
Hermitage Castle is a semi-ruined stronghold in the remote valley of the Hermitage Water, in Scotland's wild border country. It was targeted for 400 years because of its role in controlling the Scottish Middle March, and it has a name as one of the most sinister and atmospheric castles in Scotland.
Tip: In the summer season (1 April to 31 October) it is covered by the Historic Environment Scotland Explorer Pass, but not in winter, so check before you go.
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A Borders estate house on the River Tweed with a Victorian walled garden and riverside walks.
Floors Castle is the seat of the Duke of Roxburghe, near Kelso in the Scottish Borders. Despite the name it is an estate house rather than a fortress, designed by William Adam in the 1720s and later given its turrets and battlements by William Playfair.
Tip: Different parts of the estate open at different times, so check the Floors Castle website for what is open and how to enter before you set off.
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Wander the remains of one of Scotland's largest and wealthiest medieval abbeys on the edge of Kelso.
Kelso Abbey was founded in the 1100s and was one of Scotland's largest and wealthiest religious houses. The monks moved here in 1128, close to King David I's new castle at Roxburgh. Next to nothing remains of the sprawling monastery precinct, but what survives of the church is one of the most spectacular architectural achievements in medieval Scotland.
Tip: Smailholm Tower is about 6 miles away and Dryburgh Abbey about 9 miles, so both are easy to add to the day.
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A remarkably complete 15th-century tower house with wide views and strong links to Sir Walter Scott.
Smailholm Tower is a 15th-century tower house near Kelso, in the care of Historic Environment Scotland. It is a remarkably complete laird's residence that still stands roofed and floored, perched on a crag with wide views over the surrounding countryside.
Tip: Book your visit online in advance for a specific date and time, and consider pairing it with nearby Dryburgh Abbey.
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A Robert Adam country house in the Scottish Borders, with decorated interiors, gardens and a woodland walk.
Mellerstain House is a Borders country house, and one of the first buildings Robert Adam designed in his 'Castle' style. Guided tours take you through rooms with his delicate plasterwork ceilings and wall decoration. The library is the finest of them. On the top floor, the gallery displays costumes, fans, embroideries and documents.
Tip: The house is open for tours only part of the year, while the gardens stay open year-round, so check the Mellerstain website before you set off.
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A Borders mansion claimed to be Scotland's oldest continually inhabited house, with a maze, woodland walk and working brewery.
Traquair House, near Innerleithen in the Scottish Borders, is claimed to be the oldest continually inhabited house in Scotland. Built in the style of a fortified mansion, it has 50 rooms, including the King's Room where Mary, Queen of Scots stayed in 1566, a Museum Room with a 1530 mural, and an 18th-century library. A Roman Catholic chapel was added in 1829.
Tip: Follow the brown signs from Innerleithen to the main entrance gate, as some sat navs direct you to the exit gate.
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A Grade I listed Northumberland fortress with grand rooms, gardens, a torture chamber and ghost tours.
Chillingham Castle is a 13th-century fortress in Northumberland, listed Grade I. It stands on what was once the border between England and Scotland, and was repeatedly attacked and besieged. Edward I stayed here in 1298, and James I in 1617. Inside you can see its grand rooms, including the great hall, and walk through the gardens and grounds. There are lakes and a tearoom too.
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