Eyemouth·8.6
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The Old Grain Mill in Eyemouth is a historic hotel housed in a charming 19th-century building, offering a unique atmosphere. Guests can unwind on the sun terrace or stroll through the beautiful garden. The hotel features family rooms, a lounge, business area, games room, sauna, and outdoor seating area. Eyemouth Beach is a 16-minute walk away, and Edinburgh Airport is 92 km distant.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The property is lovely, with fantastic facilities and gorgeous décor – we’ll definitely return! Cleanliness could use a bit of extra attention, but given the size of the estate it’s understandable.
Leoni·2 weeks ago
The renovation was thoughtful, and the harbour is just a short walk away, about ten to fifteen minutes. The sofa bed needed some work to make it comfortable, and a few legs were missing their fixing bolts.
Richard·3 weeks ago
The communal areas were stunning, tastefully decorated with designer furniture, but I only stayed one night and didn’t get to enjoy them fully. The room itself was cramped, with designer furnishings and soft décor that felt excessive for the space. Heating was uncontrollable and too hot (25 degrees), so I had to leave a portable fan on and keep the window open. The bathroom sink had a stone effect but the covering was cracked all around the edges, exposing the material underneath. A curtain was missing, and the single remaining one didn’t cover the window completely. Three chairs in such a small room were too much; a coffee‑machine table would have been more practical, yet they were placed low on a tray atop a chest in the corner. I felt the room was overpriced at £125 for one night with no breakfast included. To add insult to injury, I received an email 40 minutes before check‑in telling me to contact the owner and pay an additional £30 for travelling with a dog – this was the first mention of any dog charge and the email gave no owner contact details.
Smethurst·3 weeks ago
The place is super quirky, which sets it apart from the bland, white‑labelled bedrooms. I’m not sure if breakfast is available; I thought I ordered one but didn’t see any facilities.
Chris·A month ago
We basically had our own private house for a few days, more like an Airbnb vibe than a hotel, and the location was good – close to town.
Dana·A month ago