Holiday Accommodation Hawick

Hawick holiday accommodation is found in a town in the Scottish Borders. There’s plenty of history here stretching back to the 1100s, when it was established as a Norman settlement. Today there are a number of visitor attractions within a few moments of holiday home cottages in Hawick – there’s the Hawick Museum, which documents the town’s evolution, and the Borders Textile Towerhouse, which dates to the 1500s and houses a museum devoted to the area’s proud and long textile tradition. There are also some lovely walking routes close to Hawick self-catering apartments, with two forests and the fantastic Hawick Walled Gardens.

A number of picturesque Border Towns can be reached within a short drive of Hawick holiday home cottages. Selkirk is little more than 15 minutes from apartments in Hawick, and features some lovely historic architecture. There are a number of important country estates and historic buildings here, including Buccleuch, a large country estate, which encompasses woodland, a loch and gardens. Bowhill is also impressive – dating to the 1700s it’s nestled in beautiful countryside. The royal burgh of Jedburgh is also less than 30 minutes from self-catering accommodation in Hawick. The magnificent ruins of an 11th Century abbey can be found here, where Mary Queen of Scots stayed for a short time in the mid-16th Century.

Weather

On holiday at self-catering accommodation in Scottish Borders you’ll experience mild to cool weather for much of the year. Summers bring moderate highs, in the low-20s, while winter temperatures usually remain just above zero.

Best Time to Visit

Summer is the best time to be at a Hawick cottage, when you’ll be able to make the most of fantastic local walks and excursions.

Reaching Hawick

Hawick holiday rentals are around 90 minutes in the car from Newcastle Airport (NCL), with connections to various UK and European destinations.