The staff is incredible!! They are so welcoming, friendly and handled any request with an “It’s nice to be nice” attitude. I cannot praise them enough. Such charm and community to this gem of an inn. Live music nights, movie nights on the lawn in summer. Just delightful and a beautiful location!! Easy to taxi to Edinburgh for the fringe festival then come home to this peaceful place.

Country Walking trails right outside your front door and the beautiful river. So peaceful. The rooms are charming and extremely well appointed and clean.

Lovely atmosphere of a real Inn. Welcoming and comfortable. Very nice rooms with everything you need and more. Coffee machine in the rooms with tea, coffee and hot chocolate. Great views of the canal and barges. Bathrooms well equipped with plentiful, quality toiletries. The bar areas busy, a good sign with lots of regulars as well as guests. Staff on the ball meaning quick service. Guitarist/singer and lively locals led to a brilliant singalong. A real party atmosphere. We loved it The bistro is excellent. Full yet quick service on a wide ranging menu delivered delicious meals. Staff work really hard and make the guest experience

Booking in could be smoother but that's it.

The room was very elegant with a chandelier and nice curtains. The bed and pillows were comfortable. The shower was spacious and nice. The restaurant downstairs had absolutely the best steak and ale pie that we had in Scotland and we ate many during our stay in Scotland. The location is perfect to begin or end your holiday stay if one is flying in or out of the Edinburgh airport. The towns around the hotel are very scenic and picturesque. Absolutely we will return on our next trip to Scotland. Dr. Monte & Connie

That we didn’t get to stay longer.

The location; close to the airport for an early departure and close to the Tram park and ride for a quick pop into Edinburgh, made this Inn a perfect for our needs. The breakfast was good (remember to book in advance) and dinner ( pub fair) was delicious. Be prepared for a lively, noisy atmosphere on the weekend.

The only draw back were the size of the rooms (we were in Bryce). And, small is to be expected in an Inn of that antiquity. The location and stroll along the Union canal was lovely!

Stayed at the Bridge Inn the night before flying out of Edinburgh. Quiet location on a canal in Ratho. Only a 15 minute taxi ride to airport. Hotel staff friendly and helpful. Street level includes a restaurant and bar. Rooms above. Has a local following. Plenty of food choices including a pub menu. Old building but well maintained and clean. Outdoor patio seating available with a view of the canal.

Only stayed during one rainy night so didn't get to enjoy the outdoor seating. No issues.

Room interior was well decorated & several extra touches added a touch of luxury (Nespresso, scented soap). Staff was nice, bed comfortable, room was quiet as walls seem thick. Restaurant food was very good & communication with the inn leading up to our stay was great. Proximity to the airport was great since we needed to catch a flight the next day.

Our queen bed room and bathroom was very tight. Just understand that when you book. The surroundings are not as scenic as the listing makes it seem. It was unusually warm when we visited but since it can be that way several months of the year, a nice touch for the price we paid would have been an electric air purifier/fan. The windows open but unless there’s a breeze, it was little help with the heavy draperies.

We stayed at the hotel two nights and ate once in the restaurant. We really enjoyed both. The staff really cares about the satisfaction of the customer and the place is really nice. The room was lovely, it had a charming view, and there is a great attention to cleanliness. There was a tray in the room with a kettle (very clean - for us it was important) for tea (which is now usual in most hotel), but there was also a coffee machine and very nice biscuits and a choice of tea that is truly appreciable. The center of Edinburgh can easily be reached by bus (there is a bus stop just next to the hotel) and train (but be organized for the bus schedule - one per hour).

Nothing.

The food was incredible. We had dinner and breakfast at the Bridge Inn and were very impressed. The atmosphere was wonderful and peaceful. We will definitely eat here again when we are in the area. The hotel room was clean and simple and very quiet. It was our first night in Scotland for a 3 week trip and a great place to land and rest from our flight.

I felt the cost of the room was a little high compared to other places we stayed in Scotland. To be fair, the Bridge Inn is close to Edinburgh and rooms cost more in that area, so it was not extreme. We felt the food was correctly priced for the quality of the meals. Of our 3 weeks in Scotland, this was the second most expensive hotel room, but was not the nicest of the rooms we stayed in during our trip. Again, the area is beautiful and the room was clean and comfortable.

The staff was excellent; friendly and helpful! They knew we had to be at the airport early and had a cab waiting for us. They gave us specific instructions on how to exit without setting off alarms early in the morning. Restaurant with great food was an added bonus. Very clean room with comfortable bed.

Only the tiny size of the room was a little challenging to try to get around. Not a deal breaker.

Good location for the airport (which was the reason for our stay), liked the fact it is on the canal. Food was very good, but pricey. Bed was comfy, good size bathroom.

It was expensive, we paid £200 for a standard rather small room, but guess you are paying for proximity to the airport. Food was rather pricey and drinks very expensive (almost £10 for a large glass of house wine) and we are used to Glasgow prices. Staff were very nice but they were short staffed in the restaurant (which was busy), by the time our drinks arrived we had almost finished our food.