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Ravenous Beastie
Edinburgh & Lothians
B&B £££Hawthorne House is situated in the heart of the historic burgh of South Queensferry in a conversion of an old Merchants house close to the Inchcolm Abbey boat trip pier.
The Boathouse
Linlithgow
Fish £££The Boathouse has a solid reputation for preparing and presenting the best of Scotland's fish and seafood plates and a great following for the sizzling Angus steaks.
0131-331 5429 | Visit Website
Cauldburn House
Linlithgow
B&B £££Cauldburn House is a warm and friendly, family run modern bed and breakfast in Linlithgow perfect for visiting the Palace and canal centre in historic Linlithgow town.
The Dakota
Linlithgow
Fish £££The Dakota was the Scottish Seafood Restaurant of the Year 2009, Scottish Restaurant of the Year 2008 and Scottish Hotel Restaurant of the Year 2008
0870 4234293 | Visit Website
Battery House
Dunfermline Area
B&B ££Battery House is a Victorian Villa built in about 1880 in North Queensferry that overlooks the Forth Rail Bridge and is close by Deep Sea World.
Highfield House
Edinburgh Airport
B&B £££Looking to Bed and Breakfast by Edinburgh in Scotland? Here at Highfield House a warm, relaxed and peaceful atmosphere awaits you in our traditionally furnished Scottish Manse.
Priory Lodge Guesthouse
Edinburgh & Lothians
B&B £££Calmyn and Gordon offer guests home comforts and value for money at their 4 star Priory Lodge Guesthouse situated above historic South Queensferry with views of the Forth Bridges.
Bomains Farmhouse
Linlithgow
B&B £££Bo'mains is a working arable farm with modern farmhouse built to high standards midway between Edinburgh and Glasgow and the Gateway to the Highlands
2 x Double/Twin • 3 x Double • 1 x Family Room
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Expand Search: All Linlithgow Eating & Drinking (9)Archie Bouverie's guide:
Linlithgow
Linlithgow is a 16th Century town 18 miles outside of Edinburgh, that is easily visited by train, that was the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots. The main attraction is Linlithgow Palace which remains largely intact and makes a fascinating attraction, with displayed artefacts and illustrations of the way life was lived in Tudor times and what passed for the then Scottish Court. Linlithgow is also the home of the Edinburgh & Glasgow Union Canal Centre from where boats can be hired to experience the Falkirk Wheel or for the two and a half hour canal trip to the fantastic Avon Aqueduct.