South Queensferry Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in South Queensferry, United Kingdom

The Hotel staff are very good and the hotel has a relaxing feel to it. The location is very good for Edinburgh old town and the University.

First time at this hotel. Didn't use any facilities other than the room so can't comment. Comfortable bed, very clean and great consumables. shower had good pressure and plenty of hot water. There are no taxis around so be prepared to pre book.

Close to everything. Easy walk to train station Plesant staff and big rooms

We stayed as a family in 2 adjoining rooms which were lovely. Teenagers enjoyed the pool and spa. The location is central and so convenient to exploring. Enjoyed Scotch bar, the breakfast, and all staff were pleasant and professional. Would delighted to return.

Lovely hotel, very nice staff and an excellent Scottish breakfast. My room had a particularly lovely view out over the Firth of Forth. Would definitely stay again for business or pleasure.

Dalhousie Castle is the ideal place if you're looking to stay in a castle in the Edinburgh area. It's about a 20 minute taxi ride from the city center which is just far enough to be out in the peaceful Scottish countryside. The castle itself is absolutely beautiful, and sits on grounds that are equally so, with archery, falconry, and several great walking paths. The staff at the hotel were extremely nice and accommodating - we were even greeted by a nice gentleman in full Scottish garb who gave us a brief history of the castle. The castle and grounds are very quiet and peaceful - fantastic for relaxing with a good book. The food was absolutely spectacular, from the home-baked pastries that came with breakfast to the truly magnificent three course meal you can get through the Dungeon Restaurant, which I highly recommend. Overall an amazing experience with my only regret being that we did not stay longer.

From the pictures on the Expedia and hotel sites, I thought I was getting a modern room with lots of light. Unfortunately, instead of the room I expected, I got an extremely funky room (in an adjoining building, down several steps from the elevator served floor) with a dark painted (peeling) beam ceiling, a throw back kind of "chaise longue", tiny bedside tables, and an armoire which was small. There was a working desk and a cute old desk which I used to store my folded items. The bathroom was quite modern. The light level was only decent during the sunny hours. At dusk and at night, there was not enough light to read. I asked for another light and received a floor lamp with a 40 watt bulb. The sconces were equally dim, having colored glass shades. There was no safe in the room, and I had to hand over valuables to the front desk to put into their general locked area. There was no receipt offered until I asked for one. The staff were mostly helpful. Leave some extra time if you need a cab as they have to call one for you, though it was fairly quick. The room had normal single glazed windows which did not block the street sounds, esp. the bag piper (bad) who played continuously till 7 pm. The room had no air-conditioning, and because of street noise, an open window was not an option until about midnight.

Characterful, historical former tower house in magnificent grounds ideally situated for trips to Edinburgh. Friendly staff, great leisure complex. Rooms slightly tired but comfortable. Will be back!

Absolutely loved it great food lovely staff, nice pool and beauty room. Very good value.

Staff were very friendly and helpful and made a difference. A relaxing break.