Teviotside Travel Inn is a lovely 3-star Victorian townhouse built in the 1800s nestled within the beautiful Scottish Borders town of Hawick (the home of cashmere).
Our seven guest rooms are newly upgraded with very comfortable beds, tea & coffee making facilities, television, and WiFi.
Teviotside Travel Inn is just a short walk (five to ten minutes) to restaurants, shops and entertainment within in the town centre.
For those without transport, the border buses run to all local towns plus the city of Edinburgh. There is also a direct train service from Tweedbank (Galashiels) to Edinburgh, a journey time of under fifty minutes.

Please feel free to explore our website. Take a look at our photo gallery, or learn a little about the town of Hawick. If you are interested in staying at Teviotside Travel Inn, or have any questions for us at all, you can get in touch with us via the contact page.

Pet Friendly – £10 additional charge per animal

Please Note – No meals are provided, this is a “Bed Only” establishment.

Hawick is an old mill town, located on the river Teviot in the Scottish Borders. It is a town steeped in tradition, full of friendly folk, and surrounded by stunning scenery. Hawick’s famous exports include rugby and cashmere.

Hawick celebrates many events throughout the year: we have the Blues festival, the Reivers festival, and perhaps most famously, the Common Riding.

Described as “one of the best parties in the world,” the annual Common Riding is a celebration of the ancient custom of riding the boundaries of the common land, and the capture of the English flags by young men from Hawick. For more information on the Common Riding, please visit Hawick Common Riding.

There’s a huge range of places to visit and activities to do, both in and around Hawick. From golfing to fishing, and abbeys, there’s something for everyone.

Some Hawick facts: In 2001, the population of Hawick was 14,801 people. Hawick is one of the farthest towns from the sea in Scotland. People from Hawick are know as “Teries.” Some famous faces from Hawick include Sir Chay Blythe, and Bill McLaren.