Smiddyhill Lodge, Innerleithen self catering holiday let

This newly built lodge was partly funded by LEADER, an EU initiative and part of the Scottish Rural Development Programme to support growth in the rural economy.
Smiddyhill Lodge is a luxury two bedroom wooden cabin located in the beautiful Scottish Borders. The Lodge has large windows which overlook on one side green fields and on the other the river Tweed. It has double doors and 4 velux windows that let plenty of light in. The Lodge can accommodate 4 people.
Disability ramp for easy access, with decking back and front.
The cabin has a large living area with a comfy sofa and chairs, and a dining area. It is an Open plan design that is fully equipped.
Gas central heating through out and a log burner for those cosy evenings.
There are two bedrooms , one double and one twin. Both have ensuite facilities. (Shower rooms).

There is a garage area and storage facilities for cars/van, motor cycles, mountain bikes, fishing tackle etc.

The Lodge is sited on the A72 between Innerleithen and Peebles, and nestles between some of the best mountain bike trails nr Innerleithen and Glentress.
Just up the road towards Peebles is an 18 hole golf course at Cardrona, a 9 hole golf course on the outskirts of Innerleithen and another course at Peebles.
The river Tweed is close by and offers some of the best salmon and trout fishing.
Permits can be bought online or locally.
The whole property has security surveillance, lighting and is well fenced.
A private water supply feeds the cabin. Smiddyhill has its own UV system fitted. The quality of the water has been tested safe to drink.
Cabin

Under ASSC protocol, Smiddyhill Lodge is Ready To Go. We have followed government guidelines and advice of how to minimise the risk of Covid-19. Due to the location of the cabin and rural setting it is classed as low risk. The cleaning regime in place will provide reassurance to all visitors. We are following stringent guidelines on cleansing the property after each let. Could visitors please air the property and bag up all linen before departure.


What to do if a guest develops or arrives with COVID-19 symptoms
●  According to UK Hospitality guidelines, if a guest presents themselves with symptoms or Covid-19 or is asymptomatic but declares the need to self-isolate, they should be advised to check out and return home to self-isolate according to current government guidance. If the guest has acute symptoms, has breathing difficulties, or their life is at potential risk, seek medical help immediately. Businesses should refer to NHS Inform for further advice on what action to take in the event of a known or suspected case of Covid-19 within the premises.


Call 111 for NHS 24 medical advice.
In an emergency call 999


● It is understood that if anyone staying in the property contracts the virus they will immediate inform their host/manager who can inform of the next steps to be taken.