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LOCAL ACCOMMODATION LIST (Updated January 2016) LOCAL ACCOMMODATION LIST (updated January 2016) Bed and Breakfast Arden House Mrs Alice Chute 26 Linkfield Road Inveresk House Musselburgh 3 Inveresk Village EH21 7LL Musselburgh Tel: 0131 665 0663 EH21 7UA Tel: 0131 665 5855 [email protected] www.ardenguesthouse.com http://www.milford.co.uk/scotland/accom/h-a- 1743.html B&B: from £80prpn, single occupancy £50prpn, 3 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEFhGZWgGS8 bed family room £30pppn [email protected] B&B: £100 prpn Distance from Loretto: 0.2 miles Distance from Loretto: 1 mile Annie Deacon's Bed & Breakfast 53 Eskside West Musselburgh Mrs Lindsay Morrison EH21 6RB Inwood Garden Tel: 0131 665 2875 Inwood Carberry www.aboutscotland.com/edin/eskside.html Musselburgh [email protected] EH21 8PZ Tel: 0131 665 4550 Annie speaks Italian and understands some Mob: 07796 526824 French and German. She would find it helpful if Email: [email protected] you could let her know your nationality. www.inwoodgarden.com B&B: from £25-30 pppn B&B: from £45pppn, single occupancy £60prpn Distance from Loretto: 0.8 miles Distance from Loretto: 3.1 miles Mrs Catherine Home Winterfield Lodge Bed and Breakfast Winterfield Lodge 1 Fidra Road North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4LY Tel: 01620 892 962 www.winterfieldlodge.com Distance from Loretto: 16.7 miles Local Hotels Premier Inn Best Western Kings Manor Hotel Carberry Road 100 Milton Road East Inveresk Edinburgh Musselburgh EH15 2NP Edinburgh Tel: 0131 669 0444 EH21 8PT Tel: 0871 527 8358 www.kingsmanor.com [email protected] www.premierinn.com/en/hotel/EDISWE/edinburgh- a1-musselburgh Distance from Loretto: 1.8 miles Distance from Loretto: 2.3 miles Premier Inn Carberry Tower 91 Newcraighall Road Musselburgh Newcraighall East Lothian Edinburgh EH21 8PY East Lothian Tel: 0131 665 3135 EH21 8RX Tel: 0871 527 8362 www.carberrytower.com [email protected] www.premierinn.com/en/hotel/EDICUD/edinburgh- a1-newcraighall B&B: from £139prpn (continental breakfast). Please ask for Loretto local rate. Distance from Loretto: 2.5 miles Distance from Loretto: 2.8 miles Edinburgh Lodges Nr Carberry Tower Musselburgh Edinburgh EH21 8PY Tel: 0131 653 5588 http://www.edinburghlodges.com/ [email protected] B&B: from £35 room only Distance from Loretto: 2.8 miles Edinburgh Hotels Macdonald Holyrood Hotel The Scotsman 81 Holyrood Road 20 North Bridge Edinburgh Edinburgh EH8 8AU EH1 1YT Tel: 0131 550 4500 Tel: 0131 556 5565 www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/our- www.thescotsmanhotel.co.uk hotels/macdonald-holyrood-hotel [email protected] Distance from Loretto: 6.1 miles Distance from Loretto: 6.5 miles The Balmoral Hotel Hotel The George 1 Princes Street 19 - 21 George Street Edinburgh Edinburgh EH2 2EQ EH2 2PB Tel: 0131 556 2414 Tel: 0131 2251251 www.thebalmoralhotel.com www.edinburghgeorgehotel.co.uk [email protected] Distance from Loretto: 6.8 miles Distance from Loretto: 7 miles East Lothian Hotels Greywalls Hotel and Chez Roux Restaurant Open Arms Hotel Main Street Muirfield Dirleton Gullane East Lothian East Lothian EH39 5EG EH31 2EG Tel: 01620 850241 Tel: 01620 842 144 www.openarmshotel.com www.greywalls.co.uk [email protected] [email protected] Distance from Loretto: 12.6 miles Distance from Loretto: 14.1 miles Macdonald Marine Hotel and Spa Cromwell Road North Berwick East Lothian EH39 4LZ Tel: 0844 879 9130 www.macdonaldhotels.co.uk/our-hotels/marine Distance from Loretto: 16.1 miles Self Catering Accommodation Clach Taigh, 78 Millhill, Musselburgh, EH21 Is a lower villa situated on the cobbled streets of Millhill, a few hundred yards from Loretto School. This self-catering accommodation consists of a living room, dining room, kitchen which is fully equipped to meet the needs of guests including washing machine, tumble dryer, cooker, microwave and dishwasher, bathroom with separate shower, double bedroom with superking size bed, twin bedded room and garden to rear with off street parking. Wifi available. Tel: 0131 665 9639 [email protected] Distance from Loretto: less than 0.5 miles Gateside House, Hill Road, Gullane, EH31 2BE Luxury Self Catering House, sleeps up to 10. Photos can be seen https://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/rentals/gullane/650134. Please contact Fran McGhie. Tel: 07966 086846 or email [email protected] to discuss requirements and for discounted rates. Distance from Loretto: 12.7 miles Accommodation also available at our two main golf courses: Craigielaw Golf Club and Craigielaw’s Lodge Craigielaw Golf Club is located on the south east coast of Scotland, only 30 minutes from Edinburgh and under 10 miles from Loretto. A Championship links course designed by Donald Steel. Close to traditional Scottish links courses such as Gullane, Muirfield and North Berwick. Craigielaw golf course, practice facilities and clubhouse are perfect for visitor golf outings and corporate golf days. The clubhouse is open to everyone – members, visitors and non golfing visitors. The Lodge at Craigielaw is a fantastic base to enjoy the wonderful facilities at Craigielaw Golf Club as well as exploring the golfing county of East Lothian and all the attractions of Scotland's capital city Edinburgh. Attached to the clubhouse, the lodge boasts 25 well appointed rooms which can be set up on a double or twin format. If you would like to tie in a stay at Craigielaw’s Lodge or perhaps play a round of golf during your visit to Loretto please contact Craigielaw on 00 441875 870800 www.craigielawgolfclub.com Archerfield Links and Archerfield House From Loretto the drive to Archerfield which is only 15 miles away will take take approximately 30 minutes. Following the coastal route you will pass many first-class golf courses along the way. Archerfield is a magnificent estate situated between Gullane and North Berwick in picturesque East Lothian. Should you wish to book accommodation or a round of golf please contact the reservations team on 00441620 897050. Website is www.archerfieldhouse.com You may also live to view VisitScotland’s website at www.visitscotland.com for other options. .
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