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Few hotels in and around Edinburgh can match this lodge for its views or place in literary history. Many of its 14 cosy rooms look out over the iconic Forth Road Bridge and the Firth of the Forth estuary, and it's said that legendary author Robert Louis Stevenson wrote part of his famous novel Kidnapped here - there's even a mention of The Hawes Inn in the book.

Just 10 miles from the city centre, the South Queensferry lodge is an ideal base for visiting Scotland's historic capital, where you can explore Edinburgh Castle, the shops of the Royal Mile or the city's many museums and restaurants.

Also perfect for golfers, it's within striking distance of Carnoustie and St Andrew's and close to the birthplace of golf at the East Neuk of Fife. The Tudor Gothic Dalmeny House and Georgian Hopetoun House are also well worth a visit.

Travelling
By Road

From the M8, follow signs for the Forth Road Bridge
Exit at Junction 2 on to the M9, which becomes the A8000
At the roundabout, take the B907 and continue to the Junction with the B924
Turn right and you'll find the lodge near the Forth Railway Bridge in Newhalls Road, at The Hawes Inn Vintage Inn