Livingston is home to Ashcroft Farmhouse. Dean Village and Grassmarket are notable landmarks, and travellers looking to shop may want to visit Royal Mile and Princes Street. Check out an event or a game at Murrayfield Stadium, and consider making time for Edinburgh Zoo, a top attraction not to be missed. Visit our Livingston travel guide
East Calder, Livingston, Scotland, EH53 0ET
What's nearby
Murrayfield Stadium
27 min drive - 13.6 miles
Princes Street
34 min drive - 15.2 miles
Edinburgh Castle
36 min drive - 15.6 miles
Royal Mile
36 min drive - 15.6 miles
Almondell and Calderwood Country Park
4 min walk - 0.3 miles
Getting around
Kirknewton Station
3 min drive
Ingliston Park & Ride Tram Stop
13 min drive
Edinburgh Airport (EDI)
25 min drive
Restaurants
The Yard
2 min drive
Costa Coffee
6 min drive
La Vita Restaurante
12 min walk
Domino's Pizza
5 min drive
Calderwood Café
2 min drive
About this property
Ashcroft Farmhouse
Upscale hotel
Ashcroft Farmhouse provides amenities, such as free cooked-to-order breakfast and a garden. Stay connected with free in-room WiFi.
Other perks at this hotel include:
Free self-parking
Smoke-free property
Room features
All guest rooms at Ashcroft Farmhouse have comforts, such as bathrobes, in addition to
Check-in start time: 3:00 PM; check-in end time: 9:30 PM.
What time is check-out at Ashcroft Farmhouse?
Checkout is at 10:00 AM.
Where is Ashcroft Farmhouse located?
Situated in Livingston, this hotel is 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Livingston Designer Outlet and 2.7 mi (4.4 km) from Jupiter Artland. Edinburgh International Climbing Arena Ratho and Dalmahoy Golf Course are also within 6 miles (10 km).
Can I cancel my reservation for free and receive a full refund?
Yes, this property offers free cancellation on selected room rates because flexibility matters! Please refer to the property cancellation policy on our site for more details about any exclusions or requirements.
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Reviews
Ashcroft Farmhouse Reviews
9.8
Exceptional
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Lovely place to stay, breakfast was great and beautifully cooked. Nice and clean, homely and welcoming. Ideally suited for Edinburgh if wanting a trip into the city, bus stop right outside.
A nice, quiet B&B outside the city. Elizabeth is wonderful and will make you feel right at home! Breakfast was lovely. It’s a nice place to stay if you want to avoid the chaos in Edinburgh and still be nearby and close to the airport.
Really lovely owner, went above and beyond for breakfast service. Genuinely cares for her guests.
Will 100% stay here again when im back for work.
The pub down the street has great food too.
Elizabeth the host cannot do enough for you. A beautiful place to stay with a fantastic breakfast. Ideal for holiday makers or business people who need access to Edinburgh or the surrounding areas. Much better than a corporate hotel, full of personality.
The owner was so kind and helpful and the food really good and large helpings.
The property had a home from home feeling, calming and restful with plenty of parking
Stayed 1 night in Aug 2024
Verified review
10/10 Excellent
Thomas or Jean
20 Jul 2024
Liked: Property conditions & facilities
The inn keeper and her son were so very sweet and accommodating. We loved our stay and we were sad when we had to return home. They greeted us and served a delicious breakfast.
The proprietor of this bed and breakfast was the highlight of the stay. She is advanced in years, but has more energy than someone half her age. Very funny and great to talk to.
Elizabeth is the real deal - friendly, attentive and a real character. The room was immaculate and the bed nice and comfy. There was a wide menu to choose from for breakfast and the portions were generous and the food nicely prepared. What’s not to like?