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A vintage Edinburgh-area inn in South Queensferry, rumoured to be where Robert Louis Stevenson penned part of Kidnapped, with 14 characterful rooms and seasonal pub menus from the attached Vintage Inns. Overlooking the Firth of Forth railway bridge, The Hawes Inn by Innkeeper's Collection, is just 20 minutes’ drive from the historical city centre of Edinburgh. A log fire and beer garden are featured in the Hawes Inn country pub and restaurant, which is attached to the Hotel.
Please note that the latest check-in at the lodge is 11 pm.
A deposit may be required at the property.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed. Cots are not available.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in.
Free parking is available on site.
WiFi is available and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children of any age are allowed. Cots are not available.
Guests must be at least 18 years old to check in.
Free parking is available on site.
WiFi is available and is free of charge.
Non-smoking throughout.
Contactless check-in/check-out is available.
Sehr nettes Personal, besonders am Morgen beim Frühstück.
Characterful, quiet, relaxing stay with good food. The staff were also very helpful and friendly. Plentiful parking.
Food and staff brilliant
Lovely old building. Fabulous location. Friendly helpful staff. Enjoyable meal
Beautiful bedroom and view but the furniture was missing and it was very dark as light was missing/broken
Very poor breakfast
Location and very dog friendly
Most of the staff were lovely but the exception was one of the staff at the counter on our arrival. Indifferent to us.
One man who checked us in stood drinking a glass of water while he tapped us in on the computer!
The lady who served breakfast was very friendly and welcoming. Very helpful
Great restaurant, close to a train station, kind staff
Cold rooms
Lovely old building very friendly staff , great location
Room was a bit cold
Das Zimmer 10 und 5 waren hervorragend. Super gross und sehr hübsch eingerichtet.
Das Essen im Restaurant war sehr fein.
Das Frühstück sollte bereits ab 7.30 möglich sein, wegen den Flügen am Flughafen.
The location is amazing, and the pub is really nice.
Tons of mold in the bathroom (pictures below),which stinks up the whole room. Extractor fan barely functions so it doesn’t alleviate the smell. Sink plugged. The staff told us they were too busy to do anything about either issue.
The meals were excellent and lots of choices. Its setting on the Marina is lovely and the Inn has an "Old World Charm" about it. At night it did get noisy outside with cars/motorbike traffic being right on the roadway!
The Staff were pleasant but when requested there was no Tourist Information Brochures available or offered by Staff or in the Room. We would have expected a range of info ready to provide to Visitors noting places to look out for, best modes of transport and parking into Edinburgh. The room was warm when the heating kicked in at night and the bed was comfortable but at a reduced rate through my Genius level 3 with Booking.com, my wife and I still paid £320 for 2 Nights Accommodation. Quite expensive for what we received. The room had no small fridge or wardrobe to hang clothes but there was an open rack with a few hangers there. The shower was just bearable "warm" but very little water pressure. No bathroom cabinet or ledge to put toiletries on so they sat on the floor. We were only in Edinburgh for one full day over two nights so it would be helpful if the Staff promoted this amazing City and all that it offers with more effort and information. Would definately go to Edinburgh again. Its beautiful but would probably look for a place with more facilities on offer for the money.
The staff were helpful and friendly.
The welcome upon arrival was cold and unhelpful. The location and room were both great.
The food and service were very poor. I had a steak for dinner and it was inedible. I sent it back and was offered another meal, which was a Cesar salad and that was also not very good. Breakfast was also of poor standard.
Location and access to local train travel into Edinburgh Waverley. Great food. Comfortable rooms. Welcoming and helpful staff.
The noise late on a night from local 'boy racers' in their cars travelling up and down the road in the village. Both nights still revving engines and loud exhausts till approximately 1am. It's a magnet for motorbike and car meets.
The pub was also closed early on the Saturday night when we got back from the city around 10pm with no prior notice. Would have been nice to have a nightcap in the pub after a long day.
The hotel mostly met my expectations. A few things I liked about the hotel were the designated parking lot, the cozy lobby restaurant area, and the beds were fairly comfortable.
The hotel is quite old, and our room could have used some repairs to the walls and updating. The room had a smell of bleach.
The pub and food were exceptional. Room was cozy and comfortable. The location was really good for us because we were walking the John Muir way and the hotel is right on the path.
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