The Linton Hotel

The room was very small with only one bedside cabinet and when you opened the door it hit off the bed making the space getting into the room very difficult. The en-suite was also very small. We stayed for four nights and not once did anyone go into the room to replace towels or tea/coffee etc. I had to go and ask each evening for replacements. The staff were friendly and the breakfast was cooked to order, although had to wait for quite a while on a couple of occasions. Was very disappointed with our stay especially after reading previous reviews. There was only parking for three cars so had to park on the street.

First time staying at this hotel and was very impressed how friendly and helpful everyone was. Food was excellent for both breakfast and evening meal in their restaurant and would also recommend the pub food. Stayed two nights and will be back to use this friendly hotel again.

We stayed one night and found the staff very helpful and friendly. We had dinner, bed and breakfast which was excellent. Would definitely stay again if in the area.

Great breakfast, friendly and helpful staff

nice food

More 'hostel' than hotel, rather disappointing and not great value. We booked 2 nights, double room in the Linton Hotel and were very disappointed. It's a good job we didn't bring our cat as the room (room 5) certainly didn't have room to swing it! There was hardly space to get into bed and no bedside cabinet on one side. This wasn't a double room, just a small single with a double bed squeezed in. I would estimate the room to be less than half that of an average Travelodge or Premier Inn room. That said, the bed was comfortable and the room quiet. The en-suite was cold being at the end corner of the building and there was no shampoo /soap etc. (We had to ask and even then just got 2 small bars of soap). Towels were provided which were of good quality and size. The TV worked but the remote didn't so we couldn't find a way to adjust the volume. We did ask for this to be fixed in the morning but apparently (we were told) the staff were too busy with a funeral to get it sorted and the handyman wasn't available all day. Breakfast was basic and not well cooked. Fried sausages were hardly cooked and not good quality, quality of the bacon and tomatoes was also 'basic', though they were cooked okay. Haggis and white pudding were very poor imitations of the real thing. There is an award winning butchers in the village - Why not use them? There were only four other people in the dining room hence no excuse for the food not being cooked properly. We had expected better.

Stayed here on my way to the Museum of Flight the next day as it’s only a couple of miles away. Managed to park in front of hotel but there is no actual car park. Would have had to have found a street parking space otherwise. Room was comfortable & food was good. Staff were very helpful throughout. Reasonable price considering it’s not too far from Edinburgh

Made to feel very welcome by friendly staff . Excellent breakfast super bath towels great beer. Hope to again.

Staff were friendly