The Ship’s Quarters
Review
Number two in this families portfolio, is that of the Ships Quarters. Situated above the local pub, The Ship, the six rooms that they have here are a great example of what rooms above pubs could and should be like. Parking isn’t that bad either, as there are plenty of spaces on the quay. Also, being a family run business, they are not too big not to care and they really do their best to make sure that your stay with them is one that you’ll treasure for a long time. I think it’s also worth mentioning that even though we have featured the pub downstairs in the food section of this chapter, they had a great menu, I know this, as I’ve eaten there! All in all, you’ll not be disappointed with your choice here, just don’t forget to tell them who sent ya!
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Location
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Nearby Attractions
Eyemouth Rib Trips
Eyemouth Rib Trips are your key to exploring the stunning Berwickshire coastline of the Scottish Borders. With highly experienced powerboat skipper Tim Grimshaw at the helm,
Gunsgreen House & Museum
Gunsgreen house was built in 1753 by a local smuggler John Nisbet, and of a JOHN ADAM DESIGN the architecture includes secret hiding places were smuggled goods were kept.
Chain Bridge Honey Farm
The Chain Bridge Honey Farm visitor centre was established in the early 1990s to allow the public to discover first hand the extraordinary tale of bees and honey.
Nearby Eating Out
The Ship
The Ship has been a long standing pub in the town of Eyemouth for well over a hundred of years and has always been the hub of the community since
Ebbcarrs Cafe
St Abbs, is just a stone's throw from the quaint Scottish Border fishing village of Eyemouth. Nestled perfectly on the quay, Ebbcarrs Cafe is housed in what
