Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club
At a glance: 4-star · Since 1990 · Renovated 2019 · 215 rooms
Guests love: Atmosphere · Nature
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Christina C
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Dear Christina, Thank you for your lovely feedback. We are pleased to see that you enjoyed your stay with us and we hope to welcome you back soon. Best wishes, Guest Relations
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Hassan Rabbani
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Dear Hassan, Thank you for your high rating. We are pleased to see that you enjoyed your stay with us and we hope to welcome you back soon. Kind regards, The Dalmahoy Team
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For dining, the hotel itself has the Pentland Restaurant, the Brasserie, the Cocktail Bar, and the James Braid Bar, all serving Scottish and casual fare. Nearby, the Grey Horse Inn is about 1.8 miles away, and the Bridge Inn and Nat'A Napoli are around 1.9 miles, offering pub and Italian options. The Corner Cafe is 2.6 miles out for a lighter bite. For more variety, the city centre is about 7 miles away, where you will find many more restaurants.
The hotel sits in a rural country estate with rolling parkland, golf courses, nature trails and woodland, yet it is only 7 miles from Edinburgh city centre. The immediate surroundings are peaceful and green, with the A71 road nearby. Edinburgh Zoo is 7.9 km away, and the city's historic sights like Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile are roughly 12 km from the hotel. For a taste of the city, you can take the Lothian Country bus services X27 or X28 from outside the hotel into central Edinburgh. The estate itself offers walking loops and a bird hide to enjoy the countryside setting.
From Edinburgh Airport, take the A8 east, then the City Bypass and follow signs for the A71 to Kilmarnock; the hotel is 2 miles along on the left. The nearest train and tram station is Edinburgh Park Station, 4 miles away. From the city centre, walk from St Andrews Square to Princes Street and take Lothian Country bus X27 or X28, which stops outside the hotel entrance. The nearest bus station is St Andrews Square, 8.8 miles from the hotel. A taxi or ride-hailing service from the airport is a straightforward option.
In the evening, you can enjoy the hotel's own dining and bar options, including the Pentland Restaurant, the Brasserie, the Cocktail Bar, and the James Braid Bar, all within the estate. For a change of scene, nearby pubs like the Grey Horse Inn and the Riccarton Inn Pub And Dining offer a local atmosphere. Edinburgh's city center, with sights like Edinburgh Castle and the Scott Monument, is about 12 km away, so a taxi or the X27 or X28 bus can get you there for evening exploring. The hotel's rural setting means most evening activities are on-site or a short trip into town.
Dalmahoy is a good base if you have a car or use the bus. The hotel is about 7 miles from Edinburgh city centre, and the main sights are a drive away: Edinburgh Zoo is 7.9 km, Edinburgh Castle 11.8 km, and the National Museum of Scotland 12.2 km. The Lothian Country X27 or X28 bus stops outside the hotel and goes to Princes Street, from where you can walk to many attractions. For a day trip, the hotel is well placed for tours like Loch Ness and the Scottish Highlands, which depart from the city. You can also enjoy the hotel's own estate with nature trails and golf courses before heading into town.

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