Welcome to Inglestone House
Your Kelso Retreat
There is nothing quite like the charm of a Scottish market town, and at Inglestone House, we invite you to experience it from the best seat in the house. Located in the very centre of Kelso, our 6-bedroom Georgian guest house is full of character, warmth, and comfort. Each of our six spacious en-suite bedrooms is tastefully decorated, and our award-winning breakfast ensures a memorable start to every morning.
We are especially proud of our accessible ground-floor rooms. With a dedicated access ramp at the rear of the property, we make travel easy and worry-free for guests with mobility difficulties—a thoughtful feature that brings returning visitors back to us time and again.
Whether you are here for the famous Kelso Races, a dedicated fishing trip, or simply to relax, our location cannot be beaten. Stroll down to the River Tweed, enjoy our vibrant local dining scene, and make yourself at home in the heart of Kelso.
Short Term Lets Licence SB-00241-F
EPC rated D
The beautiful Scottish Borders
Kelso is perfectly positioned for visiting neighbouring Border towns, the rugged East coast and North Northumberland being only 5 miles from the English border. The coastal splendour of Eyemouth, St Abb’s and Berwick-Upon-Tweed are great for a day trip. Edinburgh is only 35 miles away with regular buses and trains making the capital city accessible for all. Wherever you venture from our lovely town you will be captivated by the sheer beauty of the surrounding Scottish Borders countryside. Whatever you are looking for, the Borders has it all; walking, cycling, golf, equestrian and traditional country pursuits, an abundance of country houses and castles showcased by a landscape with a truly turbulent history. If something more leisurely is required, of course we do that too with an abundance of coffee shops, short riverside strolls and retail therapy.
If you are looking to explore where Scotland begins, then Inglestone House in Kelso is the perfect base. Any questions please contact us.
Guest reviews and comments
Guests are invited to leave reviews online. We also have a Guest Book on our reception desk where you can leave your comments the old fashioned way. Read more guest reviews or get in touch to ask a question.
“We received a warm friendly welcome on arrival. Rooms are large, clean and comfortable. Excellent central location.”
“The owners could not do enough to make us feel welcome. This is an excellent business and one I would thoroughly recommend.”
“First class B & B with all necessary facilities and more + a superb freshly cooked piping hot breakfast cooked to order.”
Accreditations and awards
Torwoodlee Tower via a circular walk
We love free entry to a historic hidden gem and Torwoodlee Tower was easy to find using one of the many Scottish Borders Council books. The "Paths around Galashiels" guide directs you to start in Clovenfords, follow the easy instructions to arrive at the long ,...
The Capon Tree, Jedburgh
Just outside Jedburgh is the Capon Tree believed to be the last survivor of the ancient Jed Forest. The tree is a hollow Oak tree now held up in places by wooden supports and is thought to be about 1000 years old. The tree can be visited by parking just opposite or a...
Bar of silver
April 2022 brought us two brothers both here for the fishing on the beautiful River Tweed. Congratulations goes to Mr Rob Burns who landed this lovely 8lbs salmon caught between the coals on the Rutherford beat. It's great to see fish being caught up here in the...












