The Bridge Inn

A traditional inn on the Union canal. Check in was simple and friendly. No elevator but only one flight of stairs. Room is on the small side but this is an older property, Bed was comfortable, duvet could be a little larger, it fitted the bed just but was perfectly warm. I like fresh air and the room had an opening window which is becoming all too rare. One minus was that the water supply to the bathtub was wrongly connected.. The hot tap gave out cold water while the cold tap gave out scalding hot water. Forgetting this, I nearly burnt myself once or twice. The bathtub was very deep which allowed for a really pleasant soak but it would have benefitted from a handrail to assist getting out of it. Breakfast had an excellent choice of dishes. Lunch and dinner was pub food. Lively bar with a good atmosphere. Long walks can be had along the canal towpath either side of the Inn.

Claire was amazing. She gave us guidance to activities in Edinburgh and arranged transportation for us. Above and beyond!

My husband and I only stayed one night at the Bridge Inn. We'll have to come back as we really enjoyed our stay. The location is convenient and very quaint. We had a restful night, following the most delicious single malt and dinner. We found the staff to be particularly friendly and knowledgeable. In the morning, we also had a delicious breakfast before heading to town. Thank you for a delightful experience.

I loved the old-world feel in the bar area, and the extreme attention to detail by all of the staff !!

If you're looking for peaceful and quiet, you can't go wrong with Bridge Inn. Tomas and his team were warm, welcoming, and made everything perfect. The setting was idyll, breakfast delicious, and facilities pristine. Everything was kept exceptionally clean, and the heated floor in the bathroom was a delightful discovery. Would highly recommend for the traveler seeking serenity.

Very hospitable friendly staff, Location and amenities excellent. Food incredible! Cant wait to go back.

We stayed overnight to catch an early flight in Edinburg... great stay, food, etc!

Quaint, quiet, friendly and charming don't adequately describe The Bridge Inn.

Fawlty Towers eat your heart out. Was welcomed by the barman who was doubling asa receptionist. His office was the dining room bar. He promply tried to sell breakfast to me, this was on arrival at 5pm. He helped usupstairs with our luggage and gave us no further information other than if we wished to enter or leave the building between 11pm and 6am we must use the fire exit. He did not tell us there was no milk with the tea and coffee facilities in the room. If you wanted milk you had to go to the bar to get it. Pity if you needed it between 11pm and 6am. Then we get to the ensuite! You need to be a 15year old gymnist to get in and out of the clawed bath. When you got in the cold water tap dispenses hot water and the tap marked hot gives you cold water. The so called shower is simply a showerhead in the bath. You cannot wash your upper body and hair as there is no shower curtain so you flood the bathroom when attempting to. Finally there in no rails to support you when alighting from the 60cm high bath resulting in a real danger of slipping.