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Windlestraw

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Windlestraw is an independently-owned small luxury Hotel/Restaurant with rooms overlooking the picturesque Tweed Valley in the stunning Scottish Borders. A magnificent Edwardian manor set in three acres of landscaped grounds, award-winning Windlestraw offers 5 star gold accommodation and an intimate two AA rosette dining experience. Our unique offering of luxury facilities and personal service makes us a truly unique destination and the perfect getaway.

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