The best available hotels & places to stay near Midlothian

Dalhousie Castle Hotel and Aqueous Spa is a magnificent 13th century fortress set within acres of wooded parkland on the picturesque banks of the River Esk. From the moment you arrive at Dalhousie Castle a warm Scottish welcome awaits. Whether relaxing in the the Spa, gathering in the library next to the open fire, dining in the vaulted 2 Rosette winning dungeon restaurant, or retiring to your chambers, you will always feel as welcome as the 'Laird'. Brimming with over 700 years of history, Dalhousie Castle is the kind of place that could have been plucked from the pages of a fairy-tale. But make no mistake, this ancient castle with its complex arrangement of turrets and towers is very much the real McCoy. Once the seat of the Ramsay Clan, the castle boasts an illustrious guest list that includes King Edward I, Sir Walter Scott, Oliver Cromwell and Queen Victoria. Today the castle’s long tradition of hospitality continues and you can still be assured a royal welcome and the highest standards of food and service at this fine four-star hotel. Please note that despite our best efforts it is has not been possible to install a lift in the castle. Instead we invite you to start discovering the castle from the moment you arrive, taking in every nook and cranny and peeking behind unlocked doors and to satisfy your curiosity on the way to your bedchamber.

Offering the best in modern accommodation, this is a high-spec low cost hotel near Edinburgh, Dalkeith, that will give you all the comfort and style you expect from a top-notch break but without the impact on your wallet. Ideal for a leisure break and for business users wanting easy access to Edinburgh, Innkeeper’s Collection, Dalkeith offers Hypnos beds, air conditioning, a 24/7 reception and luggage storage area for round-the-clock support. Each room is individually styled and full of the warmth and rustic charm characterised by The Melville Inn country pub next door. Continental and cooked breakfast plus parking are included in the cost of your stay.

Melville Castle, once home to the influential Dundas family, is set within a 54 acre estate of wooded parkland on the picturesque banks of the river North Esk. Located just 20 minute drive from Edinburgh’s city center this luxurious castle offers the tranquillity of a country setting on the doorstep of this thriving city. The 33 classically styled bedrooms offer all the luxury & comfort you deserve and our friendly team will take pleasure in catering to all your requirements during your stay. The Castle provides Bed and Breakfast accommodation and there are a number of award winning and highly recommended restaurants within 5 minutes drive. At one time the hunting seat of Mary Queen of Scots, the Castle was commissioned by the first Viscount Melville in 1791 for entertaining, which it continues to do to this day. We have ample free parking and a frequent 24 hour bus service to Edinburgh from the bus stop at the Castle Gates.

a hotel located in the heart of Penicuik A very warm welcome to you from the Craigie Hotel, a beautiful and totally refurbished hotel in the heart of Penicuik, just 20 minutes from Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh. With 16 elegant bedrooms, a first-class restaurant, a friendly bar, lovely grounds, and superb facilities for weddings and other occasions, the Craigie is the ideal choice – and our dedicated staff’s commitment to customer happiness ensures that your time here will be memorable. The Craigie’s History Our impressive Craigie house was built in 1885, designed by George Washington Browne for the eminent zoologist James Cossar Ewart. Ewart was born in Penicuik and went on to become Professor of Natural History at Edinburgh University. He is remembered for his pioneering genetic work with zebras, hence the appearance of that animal on our branding. Following Ewart’s death in 1933, the house was converted into a hotel. It remained as such for many decades, until the current own

The Sun Inn is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Dalkeith, offering a charming environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a flat screen TV, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the inn. The property also features free breakfast to make your visit even more pleasant. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. For those interested in checking out Dalkeith Country Park (2.1 mi) while visiting Dalkeith, The Sun Inn is a short distance away. While you’re here, be sure to check out some of the cafes, including The Coffee Shop at St Nicholas Buccleuch, Sheriffhall Cafe, and Restoration Café, all of which are a short distance from The Sun Inn. During your visit, be sure to check out Newbattle Abbey (0.8 mi), which is a popular attraction within walking distance of the inn. Enjoy your stay in Dalkeith!

Get into the swing of things at Premier Inn Hotel Edinburgh A7 (Dalkeith), with some of the world's most famous golf courses nearby, including Muirfield, the home of the Open Championship. And if you're here during the summer, Edinburgh Festival will be in full swing too. Take a hard-core test of your stamina at the Tough Mudder running challenge. Or take it easy strolling along Princes Street in Edinburgh. Explore the Lowlands and Midlothian thanks to the Borders rail link, or enjoy the high drama of the Royal Highland show. Good food awaits at our Table Table restaurant, and a comfy bed is waiting for you in your room.

The Laird and Dog, Lasswade is a popular bar restaurant and inn with accommodation near Edinburgh.Relax and enjoy your stay at the Laird and Dog in one of our 11 comfortable and welcoming first floor bedrooms. You can be assured of a great night’s sleep, excellent hospitality, together with modern styled en-suite accommodation.We have a mix of double, twin, single and family rooms and after a great night’s sleep you are treated to a full Scottish breakfast. If you wish something lighter we have that too!

Peggyslea Farm Luxury Bed and Breakfast near Edinburgh and Rosslyn Chapel Nestling at the foot of the Pentland Hills, half a mile from the historic weaver’s village of Carlops, Peggyslea Farm Bed and Breakfast is the ideal location to experience Midlothian and all the delights of Edinburgh, Scotland’s Capital City, 10 miles to the North East. The beautiful historic Rosslyn Chapel (featured in the Da Vinci Code) is just 5 miles away and Peggyslea Farm is the perfect base for wonderful sightseeing, walking, cycling, horse riding and shopping. Newly built in 2007 and furnished to an extremly high standard, Peggyslea Farm’s luxurious accomodation offers five spacious suites with breathtaking views across the rolling Moorfoot Hills and is a quiet retreat after a hectic day on the hills or in the city. Each suite features a seating area, 34" flat screen TV with en-suite bathrooms with baths and separate showers, one of which has been created specifically to cater for disabled guests.

About The Original Rosslyn Inn The Original Rosslyn Inn is an idyllic village inn, set in the romantic village of Roslin, just 8 miles from Edinburgh’s City Centre. This privately owned family-run hotel maintains the character and charm of an old inn while continuing to lead the way in customer service, charm and elegance. Only 12 miles from Edinburgh’s International Airport, this is a perfect base whether you are a tourist, or here on business. Perhaps you are a grail hunter, here to study our famous Rosslyn Chapel set in the beautiful Roslin Glen Country Park and thrust into the global public eye by Dan Brown’s worldwide bestseller The Da Vinci Code. Those here on business will find we are also very close to The Roslin Bio Centre, Edinburgh University’s Royal Dick Veterinary College, The Bush Estate, Bilston Industrial Estate and Straiton Retail Park. Whether it’s business or pleasure – to chase down tourist hot spots or to have a romantic relaxing get-away in our country park The O

Located 300 metres from Rosslyn Chapel on the old chapel cross, the Chapel Cross Guesthouse is a new business offering affordable accommodation for short or long term visits to the area and a newly refurbished Victorian tea room. Set in the historic neuk of Roslin 9 miles south of the picturesque capital of Edinburgh. The village most commonly known for its famous Chapel and its starring role in Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code also is the home of Dolly the sheep, the first cloned animal and Bovril Johnson the inventor of the drink Bovril. The guesthouse is run by Richard, Amy and baby Harriet it has been a labour of love since taking over in August of 2013. They have been carefully restoring the building and plan to provide an affordable service for all visitors with a friendly warm, authentic Scottish welcome. Only 12 miles from Edinburgh’s International Airport, Roslin is a perfect base whether you are a tourist, or here on business. We are very close to The Roslin Bio centre, Edinburgh