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Scotland on Sunday Review - March 24th 2013
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Scotland on Sunday, Interiors - February 2012
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Alastair Sawday Guide 2012
Windlestraw Lodge appears in the Sawday's guide and website. Read what Alastair Sawday writes about Windlestraw Lodge here »
Good Hotel Guide 2012
We are pleased to have been included in the Good Hotel Guide. Inclusion is on merit and not by payment.
Windlestraw Lodge chosen to appear in Eat Slow Britain
Windlestraw Lodge awarded 4 Gold Stars for
exceptional hospitality and service, January 2010
Chef Médaille d’Or 2008
24th February 2008
Windlestraw has been presented with the coveted Chef Médaille d’Or in The Scottish Hotels of the Year Awards 2008.
Presented at Prestonfield House on Sunday, 24th February 2008, to Alan Reid of Windlestraw Lodge
in recognition of Finest Cuisine representing an outstanding Taste of Scotland.
Hotel Review Scotland
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A real taste of Scotland in a very stylish restaurant with rooms
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Arts and Crafts period public rooms now gloriously light
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Hillside setting offers peaceful views of Border hills
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Dinner is served in intimate room by open fire
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A weave of contemporary and Edwardian
NFU Scotland Food Hero 2007
8th February 2007
Windlestraw Lodge has just won the Scottish Borders, Best Local Produce Champion, Farm to Fork award sponsored by NFU Scotland. The competition, now in its 15th year, invites members of the public to nominate their favourite eatery for its excellent food and customer service.
Windlestraw's proprietors, Alan and Julie Reid, have won many awards for their food over the years, and this is partly due to their philosophy of sourcing local produce for their menus.
Diners at Windlestraw knows the menus all feature locally sourced food. As Alan says, "I like to cook with locally produced fresh ingredients that are in season. The food is at its best and ultimately taste is what good food is all about."
