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| A 17th century coaching inn now a family run business, offering comfortable accommodation all year round. Our hotel dates from the early 17th century and is a category 'B' listed builing, having special architectural interest. |
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| Rooms are as follows:- 2 double en-suite rooms 1 twin/family room en-suite 1 double room standard 1 single room standard All rooms have remote control colour TVs, hospitality tray (with a "wee" complimentary sherry) All rooms are centrally heated. |
| A full Scottish breakfast is served in our quaint coaching inn dining room. |
| The Staghead Hotel is open all year round and has magnificent views overlooking ancient harbour of South Queensferry, nestling between the famous 'Rail' and 'Road' bridges. Private car parking. Payment by: Access, Eurocard, Visa, Mastercard or Delta. Cheque with valid guarantee card travellers cheques in pounds sterling. A deposit is required to secure a booking, minimum notice of cancellation is 48 hours, otherwise a cancellation fee will be charged. |
| Our guide to South Queensferry The Staghead Hotel is located on the towns High Street and Gote Lane, which ambles down to the ancient harbour where many an artist can be seen sketching the bridges. South Queensferrys marina (Port Edgar) offers a wide selection of water sports including sailing, windsurfing and water skiing. The town is within easy reach of many historical places of interest; Dalmeny House, Hopetoun House, Blackness Castle, Linlithgow Palace and Queen Margarets Departure point to Dunfermline. On our doorstep the priory church can be found - a 15th century monastery inhabited by the Carmellite monks. Directly opposite the hotel is Roseberry Hall which was originally the town Hall. Queensferrys name derives from Queen Margarets crossings to Dunfermline Abbey on her visitations to the monks there. Queen Margaret (laterally given Saint status) wife of King Malcolm of Scotland resided in Edinburgh Castle where an interested visitor can view her very own chapel (circa 1200) within Edinburgh Castle. |
The ideal place to base for touring Central Scotland Edinburgh Airport - 3 miles Edinburgh city centre (& Castle) - 9 miles Railway Station (Dalmeny) - ½ mile Glasgow Airport - 45 miles Stirling - 25 miles Perth - 41 miles Dunfermline - 5 miles St Andrews - 36 miles Balmoral - 94 miles Pitlochry - 65 miles Gleneagles - 23 miles Loch Leven (Castle) - 14 miles Deep Sea World - 2 miles Callander (Trossachs) - 50 miles Royal Highland Showground - 3 miles Linlithgow Palace (birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots) - 12 miles |
| Hoping these tantalising details will whet your appetite. (............and we've not yet mentioned our ghost!!) Looking forward to seeing you soon, Karen and staff PS John and May (The Proprietors) are keen fly fishers and bookings for fly fishing can be arranged at notice on our beautiful local lochs. Boat trips to Inchcolm Abbey on the "Maid of the Forth" are available from the "Hawes Pier" South Queensferry. |
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