Ednam House - Piatti

We went to Ednam House Hotel for afternoon tea over the weekend. The ambiance was charming, with a spacious drawing room furnished with cozy sofas and armchairs, offering a view of the river. The staff serving the afternoon tea were friendly, and we were all impressed by the assortment and quality of the tasty savory and sweet treats. It was definitely worth the money for a delightful and refined afternoon experience!

Awful food worse service! We were part of ad ance weekend tho not stying at the hotel.Dinner pre ordered was stone cold nd raw inedible.waited an hour for the wine list asked the more mature female waitress..to be sharply told "wait till weve finished serving! "Totally embarassing in front of our guests. Have written letter to the manager re our experience hasnt bothered to reply says it all.To all the dance community out there avoid at all costs! Not worth the money.

We have just returned from a 3 night stay and we’re pleasantly surprised after reading some poor recent reviews. This hotel is not as grand as it looks in the photos but it could be if some money was invested. The room looked ‘very tired’ in decor but was very comfortable and clean. Most of the staff were friendly, particularly in the restaurant. The food was superb at every meal thank you to all of the chefs. The gardens, once again looked very sparse some TLC is needed along with more planting. Kelso is a fabulous market town with lovely shops and surrounding areas. Visualizza piatti

Very nice hotel with lovely staff. Clean and comfortable. Great breakfast. I was in the attic room (obviously not the most expensive) and although pleasant, didn’t reach the excellent criteria even for the price paid. The room was very dated and felt like a moderate B&B. The reason for the ‘fair’ sleep quality rating was that, although the bed was comfortable there was a persistent humming noise coming from somewhere on the top floor. A pair of earplugs would have solved the problem. Very masculine undertones and can feel the once grandure history although the staff were not versed on this. The quiet, peaceful and friendly atmosphere pushed up the overall experience.

We received a voucher for an overnight stay, which included breakfast and dinner, from our family for a special anniversary. The hotel room was spacious but cold, and the bed was comfortable. The radiator didn't work, but there was an electric heater provided. Dinner was just okay and slightly disappointing. Additionally, we found the prices on the menu to be very high, even though it was included in our package. The service was satisfactory. However, breakfast was much better with a great selection of food. Upon check out, we were surprised to see a gratuity added to our bill without any prior notice. I mentioned to the receptionist that this should have been communicated to us to avoid any...

I was welcomed the moment I arrived in the dining hall by Stan, who asked if I'd like the table by the large window overlooking the river this was the perfect spot for me as a lone diner and a gesture which made me feel immediately at ease. All the waiting staff were attentive, smartly turned out and polite, and Stan spent time with each table, making sure everyone was happy and going that extra mile. The food was beyond expectations I had the Monkfish which not only looked beautiful on the plate, it was perfectly cooked and the flavours complemented each other perfectly wow. Pana cotta followed which was so pretty it was almost a shame to eat it wonderfully creamy texture which melted in my... Visualizza piatti

We stayed in the hotel for a wedding, and were given an attic room, at the price of £150 a night. The room was tiny, the shower/loo miniscule. The accommodation would have been more suited to a B&B, apart from the exorbitant price. It seemed like no attempt had been made to bring the room up to the standard of some of the other rooms we saw of a similar price. The curtains were tatty and threadbare, the sink in the bedroom was outdated, the furniture an odd collection, the shower/toilet the smallest I've ever seen. Again, fine for a B&B but not for a pricey country house hotel (with drinks from the bar very expensive too). We tried to complain when we checked out but the lady on the receptio...

Stayed for a few nights in Room 3, nice large room with bath in the bedroom and separate ensuite shower, etc. Lovely location, right in the centre of town so good access to shops and restauants A few problems, plumbing wasn't right. The bath didn't drain properly and when I flushed the loo with water in the bath, air bubbled up from plug hole into the bath. A jacuzzi with air from the toilet waste system, isn't exactly what you want when having a bath! The dining room was cold at breakfast and the dinner menu wasn't very enticing (and looked overpriced from the standard of the food at breakfast) so we didn't eat dinner there (lovely pub with good food and very friendly staff directly across...

My husband I stayed for a couple of nights dbb as part of a block booking. First impressions: The hotel has an old shabby style of decoration. I suspect not by design, but because of age. There 's a variety of public spaces little rooms dotted about. However, it suited the grandeur of the rooms The whole property is not accessible for those with mobility issues or prams. There 's steps down to the main dining area, the bar the function room. No lift in the property there are stairs at the main entrance. So if anyone in your party has mobility issues or has buggies this is currently not the place to come. It 's in the centre of Kelso with its own parking. Lovely outlook over the river substan... Visualizza piatti