Lovely welcome, loads of original features. Clean even though it’s a little dated. Great location, no issues with parking, breakfast was great! Full cooked with a poached egg and ample toast.

All minor issues which did not impact on our stay. As mentioned, is a little dated, deco just a little dated. Plug far from mirror which made hairstyles a bit of a challenge. Cooked breakfast might have stayed hotter on a warm plate, again must stress these are minor issues.

We were travelling from Dorset for a family wedding, we unfortunately broke down an hour from hotel and were unable to make last check in time, Abdul allowed our brother whom he knew to collect our key to give to us as we didn't get to hotel til 3.15 am, lovely breakfast was served each morning, clean towels put in room every day, location was close to our brother and the Abbey where they were getting married, we enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back again.

There was nothing, we enjoyed it.

PERSONAL service is the key to my stay here, in a rather quaint and characterful hotel full of charm. You don't get a bland white box for a room, you get an odd-shaped room with where everything is there but perhaps not how you expect it. The shower took ages to pump hot water through, but once the water was hot, there was one of the longest baths I've ever seen, and the shower over it worked well. I got tea-making facilities. My bed was a bit bouncy, but it didn't stop me sleeping like a log, and waking refreshed. It is likely that every room here is different from the next, and some may not have private facilities, but mine gave me everything I wanted. Breakfast was 'full English' (even in Scotland), and the personal service I mentioned adapted this to my vegetarian requirements, and everything was fresh cooked to order. There is free car parking, but it was tricky for me to find, but I found a little square behind the hotel with parking.

The WiFi was so weak as to be unusable. But this had the advantage that I got out of my room and explored lovely Jedbergh. Plenty of little restaurants and cafes for you to eat at. Also a large food store where you will get almost anything you need for a holiday

Location was great friendly staff and clean room. Owner was very helpful.

Squeaky floors so could hear everything and too many stairs to the family room with lots of bags, 9 year old and 1 year old. Also was difficult not being allowed to check in till 4 would have been better an earlier check in

Nice position in the centre of the high Street. The owner must be the hardest working man in town. When we arrived, he was up a ladder fixing the light, he then checked us in showed us our room, worked behind the bar and in the morning cooked the breakfast. The town has a nice community feel and we were made welcome by the locals in the bar.

Suffering from arthritis in my hips, the amount of stairs was not the easiest for getting to the room. But it shouldn't put anyone fit from staying.

Very central location. The hotel is very old, which is part of its charm, but it also could do with a spruce up - it looks a bit tired. However, mine host was very welcoming and so helpful and friendly that the drawbacks of an old and tired building could be overlooked.

The decor needed an overhaul, but everything still functioned perfectly - so only a cosmetic issue.

I booked this because I was not prepared to pay over £200 for a room in Edniburgh for a business meeting, and the Spread Eagle suited our purposes for a business trip. The owners were really friendly and we chatted in the bar about the challenges they faced taking on a building that was over 500 years old. I actually really liked the quirkyness of the accomodation the rooms were clean and the shower worked well which is what I needed.

Its an old building so don't expect all the facilities like in a modern hotel.

Friendly staff, good location, good coffee and nice breakfast

Nothing I didn’t like. Building is very old and is in need of some work. However you can see that this work would cost a fortune due to age of property and it being listed, so owners doing what they can on a budget. Price of stay reflects this so it is still value for money

The owner of the hotel was very friendly and welcoming on arrival. He explained checking in, booked breakfast time for the mornings and checking out on the final day. Everytime we saw him he was smiling and very polite. Breakfast was lovely. Remembered our food order and there no wait time for food. Room was homely and clean, bathroom a good size.

The shower took a while to warm up.

The location in the centre of Jedburgh was wonderful. After a day of hiking on the Borders Abbeys Walk, we were ready to arrive at a comfortable destination. And staying in a hotel that might have the remains of the building where Mary, Queen of Scots, spent time, was a connection with an interesting piece of history of the Scots borderlands.