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10 Top-Rated Bed and Breakfast Inns in East Lothian, Scotland
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in East Lothian, Scotland including The Dolphin Inn, The Linton Hotel & Steakhouse, Old Aberlady Inn, Goblin Ha' Hotel, Garleton Lodge, The Rocks - Rooms, The Castle Inn, The Dean Bed and Breakfast, Ravelston House, The Crown Guest House.
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1. The Dolphin Inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 45 reviews
An independent hostel within the conservation area of Dunbar situated on the coast of East Lothian. Recently refurbished the hostel has 11 bedrooms, a mix of twins, doubles, bunks and a large family / group room. Lounge, dining room, kitchen and large courtyard.
Wonderful gem and outstanding staff
Reviewed By ScottishFionWe stayed here for 3 nights, parent and 4 year old. The place was spotless, like a home from home, with everything you might need. Decor is beautiful and a joy to see. Lisa and Neil were on hand all the time for anything and made lots of effort with my little one, and really helped in any way they could to make my stay more relaxing and easy as a single parent. Little touches like tea and coffee and a well stocked but clean kitchen was just fab. Location is perfect too, everything you need or want to do on hand, or a very short drive away. A really perfect holiday and our first since Covid, made wonderful by all at the Dolphin Inn, would highly recommend this gem of a place!
2. The Linton Hotel & Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 213 reviews
Situated in this beautiful conservation village of East Linton in the heart of East Lothian, we are ideally located for fishing, golfing, walking and sight seeing. Our fantastic chefs offer menus featuring local and seasonal produce. Come and sit by the fire or in our unique walled garden (when the weather allows) and sample a few real ales or a chilled glass of wine. We hope to welcome you soon!!
What a place ?
Reviewed By paulpX2203OSStayed for one night whilst travelling and can’t recommend it enough, best steak by far and was made welcome by not only the staff but also the locals A great pub with a great restaurant with great people Don’t miss this place
3. Old Aberlady Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 268 reviews
Finding an ideal family-friendly inn in Aberlady does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Old Aberlady Inn, a nice option for travelers like you. Rooms at Old Aberlady Inn offer a flat screen TV providing exceptional comfort and convenience, and guests can go online with free wifi. Free breakfast will also help to make your stay even more special. If you are driving to Old Aberlady Inn, free parking is available. If you like Indian restaurants, Old Aberlady Inn is conveniently located near Grace of India. Best of all, Old Aberlady Inn makes it easy to experience some great Aberlady attractions like Gosford House, which is a popular historic site. Old Aberlady Inn puts the best of Aberlady at your fingertips, making your stay both relaxing and enjoyable.
Lovely Inn with great hosts!
Reviewed By sharonbY85CCMy friend and I stayed at the Old Aberlady Inn on our John Muir walk across Scotland. Of the 11 places we stayed on our walk this Inn was my favorite. It was clean, cozy and the hosts-John and Michael-were very friendly and warm. The restaurant is superb and a good value. 5 stars to The Old Aberlady Inn!!
4. Goblin Ha' Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 488 reviews
The Goblin Ha' is a warm and inviting country inn with seven comfortable bedrooms. The two bars are full of character with log burning fires and great friendly service serving a selection of real ales, beers, spirits and wines.Our varied menu contains something for everyone and is freshly prepared to strict guidelines and recipes by our team of chefs using only Scottish assured beef.
Warm welcome
Reviewed By Ruth JWe have been visiting Gifford on holiday for 15 years and after realising the Goblin Ha was under new management we returned for a relaxing few drinks... So glad we did. Chris the owner introduced himself and welcomed us and our dog. All I can say is that if the welcome is anything to go by, we can’t wait to return to the Goblin Ha.
5. Garleton Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 312 reviews
Welcome to Garleton Lodge – The Perfect Choice for Your Stay or Event in East Lothian. Garleton Lodge is our luxury B&B/small hotel/restaurant/spa and home in the Heart of East Lothian. From our hilltop position offering spectacular panoramic views across unspoilt countryside, the Forth and Edinburgh, we offer our guests a choice of six en-suite rooms and full facilities including a residents’ lounge with fully stocked bar, restaurant, spa/treatment room, hot tub, relaxation room, BBQ hut and golf facilities including practice bunker and putting green, golf club storage and drying room. Situated only 30 minutes from Edinburgh, Garleton Lodge offers a great location for your weekend getaway or longer stay. We provide an ideal base for golf parties playing the numerous courses on Scotland’s Golf Coast as well as a unique venue for your private party, special celebration or corporate event. We look forward to welcoming you to Garleton Lodge!
Super stay
Reviewed By FrankieV35Wonderfull place to stay. Very friendly people who took care of all we asked for. Breakfast was top and the rooms were super clean. David made all the arrangements for golf for us If we play golf again around this area we will sure stay here again.
6. The Rocks - Rooms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 401 reviews
An 11 bedroomed Hotel incorporating doubles, twins and single rooms. Restaurant seating approx. 80 people with an option for private dining. fabulous views from both sides of the building with facilities to sit outside.
At first impressed but score dropped steadily during the stay
Reviewed By groovy1970sOn arrival all seemed good, nice decor friendly staff ( wish I'd got the name of the girl who checked us in - by far the best member of staff we encountered) The room was £49 with £10 per head breakfast. We were shown to the room , which on first impression looked good, tasteful decor & nice view, so now we're into the problem areas. Makeup light in the bathroom didn't work, kettle lid didn't shut & was dented where some previous guest had tried to close it, the shower only gave lukewarm water ( spent a good 15 minutes running it & going through every setting multiple times) Most annoying though was the complete lack of compliance to Covid rules, in the Hotel we were the ONLY ones wearing face covering no other guests of staff were wearing masks. £69 B&B for this want good value & a crying shame on how it used to be. Not planning on a return trip
7. The Castle Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
The Castle Inn is a family run coaching inn overlooking the village green and the 12th century Dirleton Castle. All rooms are ensuite with flat screen TV and full free wireless internet access. We have a Bistro and a Restaurant serving award winning food all day every day from noon with last orders at 9:00 pm.
Dinner
Reviewed By E1661GGaudreydBrilliant food & service. Such friendly staff. Popped in & it wasn’t a problem to have a few drinks in the beer garden before having our own candle lit table ready whenever it suited us. It was our first visit. We will be back!
8. The Dean Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 68 reviews
The Dean is spacious and elegant, each room filled with curio and antiques of interest and accommodation to a high standard. There are two beautifully decorated double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, one bedroom with private bathroom and another double bedroom and twin bedroom with a bathroom that can be private to either, depending on which way the rooms are let.
You won't be disappointed
Reviewed By markhM9189MZMy son and I have stayed every year for 5 years running when up playing golf. You will not meet a more helpful, friendly lady than Caroline who has become a true friend over the years. Always accomodating, rooms always impeccably clean, food and service always brilliant, just always an awesome experience.
9. Ravelston House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 83 reviews
Ravelston House is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Musselburgh, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Given the close proximity to St Michael's Parish Church (0.7 mi), guests of Ravelston House can easily experience one of Musselburgh's most popular landmarks. Guests have access to newspaper and baggage storage while staying at Ravelston House. In addition, Ravelston House offers free breakfast, which will help make your Musselburgh trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While staying in Musselburgh, you can check out a popular Mediterranean restaurant like Dal Patino, which is serving up some great dishes. Should time allow, Newhailes and Fisherrow Harbour are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Enjoy your stay in Musselburgh!
Very unfriendly service
Reviewed By DavyW344Been coming here for years, and so I thought it would be a good idea to bring friends here for lunch. Unfortunately the place seems to have gone badly downhill since my last visit. Very disappointing service, from a very unfriendly waitress. I’m afraid I won’t be back for a long time. Food was OK, otherwise it this would be a one star review, purely because of the miserable service.
10. The Crown Guest House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 4 reviews
Cottages SHAKE - next to major train line
Reviewed By uk54321Cottage SHAKES every time a train passes. I booked a cottage expecting a modest house in the village per the description. The owner fails to disclose that the cottage is built up against a train embankment. The major train line between Edinburgh and London runs on this, so trains are going past as frequently as every ten minutes. Each time the sound is deafening and the whole house shakes. The master bedroom and another bedroom face this embankment and the windows open on to it. As a light sleeper this was completely unacceptable to me. I would expect a decent owner to note this in the description as it is a major noise issue. The owner also claims a “courtyard view” but what this really means is that there’s a view of asphalt and a brick wall from the small living room and kitchen windows. The bedrooms have a view of the train embankment or no view at all.
