Spacious rooms with ensiute toilet and shower room, beautifully appointed to a Four Star standard which hosts an array of added extras. Hospitality tray, Freeview LCD televisions, free Wi-Fi, Fridge and CD players.Our al-a-carte breakfast is cooked fresh for your arrival in The Bannockburn Room which is served to you at individual tables.
Cost from £70 Per Room
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About South Queensferry
The Royal Burgh Of Queensferry sits between the two world famous Road and Rail Bridges. A beautiful location which hosts numerous local attractions. A visit to Hopetoun House is a must for its elegance and architecture, or a trip on The Maid of The Forth boat which makes the journey under The Forth Rail Bridge down the River Forth to the historic island of Inchcolme where passengers can elight and explore the 9th century Abbey, then observe the sealife while travelling the 30 minutes back to the Hawes Pier, which is opposite The Hawes Inn where Robert Louis Stevenson penned the novel Treasure Island. For the more energetic, and for those who appreciate magnificent views, a walk over The Forth Road Bridge to North Queensferry is a splendid way to spend a morning, followed by a train trip back to South Queensferry over the Rail Bridge. Dalmeny House, Barnbougle Castle, Dundas Castle are all within walking distance to the town, and further afield within a 15 minutes drive there is The House of The Binns as well as Blackness Castle famous for its numerous movie location and Linlithgow famous for Mary Queen of Scots.The Scottish Capital of Edinburgh is only 20 minutes away, where histrory buffs will be in there glory with its numerous Museums, Edinburgh Catsle, Holyrood Palace the Famous Royal Mile and Art Galleries. After the bustle of Edinburgh a short Bus or Train trip back to the tranquil and serene sanity of Queensferry to eat at the numerous excellant restaurants or taverns.
