About this property
This 3 bedroom luxury bungalow has a private hot tub and garden area. There is one double room with en-suite and 2 additional twin bedrooms (these can also be converted to double beds) a full size family bathroom and fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, fridge/freezer and microwave. Towels included. Complimentary luxury toiletries will also be included. No pets.
Site Description
Convenient access to the cosmopolitan city of Edinburgh yet located on the beautiful East Lothian coastline. At Drummohr Lodges, you can have the best of both worlds from your Scottish break - the bustle of the city and relaxation in gorgeous surroundings. Nestled in a secluded spot on Drummohr Camping and Glamping Site, with partial sea views towards Fife, these luxury hot tub lodges Scotland, have everything you need. Our holiday lodges are dog-friendly.
A peaceful, picturesque, sheltered site, the Drummohr Park was originally the walled garden of a monastery and retains its tranquil atmosphere. Our luxury Edinburgh holiday lodges, some with private hot tubs, are perfect for families and couples. There is a small shop, information point, laundry and children’s’ playground on the site.
Just 10 miles from the vibrant Scottish capital Edinburgh, accessible by bus from Drummohr, our East Lothian campsite is the perfect base to explore the landmarks, amenities and culture of this festival city. A 5-minute walk from site takes you down onto the John Muir Way, which hugs the East Lothian coastline from Dunbar. The area is rich for cycling, walking and golf, with east Lothian boasting 21 fantastic Scottish golf courses, making Drummohr the perfect base for a Scottish golfing holiday.
Musselburgh is just a couple of miles away, with its famous racecourse and Royal Musselburgh Golf Course is next door to this Edinburgh campsite. The beautiful East Lothian region of Scotland is rich in tradition and breath-taking coastlines and countryside. You’ll find quaint villages and harbours, quiet backwaters, award-winning beaches, industrial heritage, delicious seafood and charming pubs, with major attractions including the Scottish Seabird Centre at North Berwick and the National Museum of Flight.
Accommodation
Hot Tub
Reviews (1)
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Rosheen
We were swapped from a lodge to the bungalow due to maintenance issues at the lodge we had been allocated. we were told that this was an upgrade with a price difference of approximately £1400 but the price we paid would be honoured. On the surface the accommodation was lovely, light warm, sea view from the kitchen. Beds were comfortable and the hot tub was attended to twice daily. Just needed some upkeep here and there paintwork damaged in places en suite toilet seat moving around, and the shower head held up by elastic which fell off as soon as you moved it. Some of the crockery was not clean, cups with tea stains and a casserole dish very greasy.