Hotels With Wifi in East Lothian, United Kingdom

The overall experience was alright but not highly satisfied. I chose the hotel because we hope to stay in the Mansion with long history and heritage that hopefully make our family journey more enjoyable. Before we go, I searched for the comment on websites and found some travellers give bad comments e.g. small bathroom with mold, dusty table and floor mat, etc. Thanks for providing these honest comment so I reduce my own expectation a little bit. When we enter the hotel room, warm welcome received from hotel staff. We arrived at 15pm and thought we can have some teatime in the hotel but sadly we were told teatime must be book 24hrs in advance. They can serve us scones and tea instead. Then we went to our the double bed room 14sq.m one and it does look small, especially the toilet is small like a hostel or affordable stay instead of a hotel room charging gbp170 a night which we have expected it should be more than that. The sink was so small, have to wash hands really carefully otherwise water will be spitted everywhere. The tea corner, the alarm, the window were dusty, The cup and spoon were not clean properly. Despite all these, The bed was fine and comfy. The hotel building itself is historical and beautiful, with multiple dining rooms serving lunch, tea, dinner. Bar service serving drinks, large library, board games available for kids, very spacious greenfield and beautiful rose garden. Morning breakfast 8-10am is a self-service one and the food were hot and fresh. In overall, the beautiful nature surrounded and the historical building itself make the whole experience happy, but the hotel service and hygiene level do recommend for improvement.

A short 1 night stay while visiting friends nearby. In short the location, service, & breakfast were all good, but the hotel building is need of some work. It's a lovely period property in the style that is expected with creaking floorboards, sash windows, and curious corridors leading to uniquely shaped rooms. The single room was compact and had been somewhat modernised, the bed was comfortable and clean, but sadly that didn't extend into the bathroom/shower-room that needed some work. Perhaps most noticably there are many simple things that would bring the room fully up to scratch such as sorting out the grouting in the bathroom, replacing the noisy extractor fan, removing mould from around the bathroom ceiling, replacing the dirty net curtain on the window, washing the carpet regularly & hoovering more carefully. Similarly with the front of the building, give all the painted areas a refresh, peeling paint is not a good first impression when parking the car. The full scottish breakfast was cooked to order and delicious. Hopefully if I do return on a visit next year the owners will have made some improvements to the building as it could be a lovely hotel with much higher review scores.

We had a lovely time at The Law. The central location is perfect, the room was very clean, the bed was super comfy, and both the breakfast and service were a total 10/10 Just a quick heads-up for families, though: the soundproofing between the bedrooms is quite thin. Between the nearby church bells and being able to hear pretty much every noise from the adjacent rooms, our sleep was disrupted late at night and early in the morning. When travelling with children, it's just something to be aware of since you can hear your neighbours quite clearly. It’s a fantastic spot with great energy, but if you’re travelling with kids or are a light sleeper, it's worth keeping in mind!

Let me talk about the advantages first. This inn is on the outskirts of Edinburgh, about 10 kilometers drive, and the location is good. Accommodation in Edinburgh is high and parking is difficult. Therefore, choosing to stay here is quite good; the other is that parking is very convenient, the hotel is in front of the parking lot, parking spaces are sufficient. 9 pounds a night, this parking fee level is simply cabbage price in the UK, very friendly for self-driving. The inn can see the idyllic scenery of the UK at the entrance of the inn, very beautiful. The disadvantage is that the price is not cheap, there is no elevator, although the floor is not high, there are 3 floors, but if there is a lot of luggage, it will take a little effort. The air conditioner in the room cannot be adjusted by itself and it is hot enough. There is nothing wrong with it.

This is one of the most stunning hotels in the area! We had a room with a private hot tub overlooking the sea and it was fantastic 😍 That hotel has everything to offer for a pleasant stay; the views, comfortable rooms, attentive personnel, delicious food and an amazing selection of drinks. Breakfast has a variety of options for vegetarians and vegans, so if you are a plant based, you will find lots of options on the menu.

The view from the only window comprised a rusty old tractor and a dark green container so there was no outlook over the nearby countryside and highland cows. The bed was really uncomfortable The cooker/hot plate did not work and displayed an error code in its digital display The room was clean but whatever fluid had been used to clean it left a sticky residue on all surfaces

The hotel is close to Edinburgh, making it suitable for travelers planning a trip to Edinburgh by car. It's conveniently located, offers free parking, and the owners are warm, hospitable, and easy to communicate with. However, it's an old house, so all facilities are dated, don't have too high expectations.

Nice hotel, located near supermarket, local shops, pubs, the beach and harbour. The hotel has a beer garden and covered outdoor area as well as the bar and restaurant. On a wednesday all main course items are half price.

Clean and cosy room with old style key entrance. Big bathroom with a tub and shower and free snacks. Bed was a bit bouncy for me but I still slept well.