The Craw Inn
Historic Inn in Auchencrow, Borders
Heritage Rating:
Auchencrow
Auchencrow
Borders
Scotland
TD14 5LS
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Accommodation Description:
A friendly village inn dating from 1680. Our award winning restaurant makes good use of local produce and has a wine list of over 50 wines to choose from. Great real ales are served in our traditional bar (CAMRA Borders Pub of the Year 20082009).The Craw Inn is a great location for outdoor pursuits; 5 miles from the beach for surfing and diving, several golf courses are nearby and it is ideal for exploring the Scottish Borders for country walks and fishing.Visitors can drive to Edinburgh in under an hour.
From: £49.00
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Facilities
- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
- Car parking available onsite
- Wi-Fi Available
- Restaurant
- TV
- Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
- Hairdryer in each room
- Iron And Board In Each Room
- Interconnecting rooms available
- Disabled Access Public Areas
- Disabled toilets on ground floor
- Wheelchair Access
- Wheelchair Access To Reception
- Wheelchair Access To Restaurant
- Wheelchair Access To Bar
- Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
- Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
- Private dining services
- Bar
- Breakfast to go
- [Channels] News
- Radio
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
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St Abb's Head -
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