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4-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in East Linton

East Lothian » 13 Lauder Place, East Linton, EH40 3DQ
Sleeps up to 8
Pets 2
Hot Tub
Bedrooms: 4
Perfect for large families or groups of friends, this superb, dog-friendly, house is set in a tranquil location on the outskirts of East Linton, where you’ll find shops (including an award-winning butcher) and places to eat and drink. Visit the Garden Centre in Dunbar or East Fortune (both 6 miles) where you can refuel at the cafe and pick up local produce to take home. The long, sandy beach at Tyninghame is less than 4 miles away, perfect for long walks or paddling. There are more beaches in North Berwick (6. 5 miles), a picturesque harbour town where there are also two world-renowned golf courses.
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Perfect for large families or groups of friends, this superb, dog-friendly, house is set in a tranquil location on the outskirts of East Linton, where you’ll find shops (including an award-winning butcher) and places to eat and drink. Visit the Garden Centre in Dunbar or East Fortune (both 6 miles) where you can refuel at the cafe and pick up local produce to take home.

The long, sandy beach at Tyninghame is less than 4 miles away, perfect for long walks or paddling. There are more beaches in North Berwick (6.5 miles), a picturesque harbour town where there are also two world-renowned golf courses.

Visit the Scottish Seabird Centre and take a boat trip to spot seals, dolphins and the world’s largest colony of gannets, or hike up North Berwick Law and enjoy incredible views from the summit. Aviation enthusiasts will enjoy a trip to the National Museum of flight (6 miles).

Or a day trip to Edinburgh is just 23.5 miles by car or 20 minutes on the train from East Linton station. Thoughtfully designed for both style and comfort, the spacious stone house is set over two storeys, with some internal steps.

From the vestibule, stroll through the hall and into the light-filled, open-plan living space, where everyone can gather for cooking, dining and relaxing – perhaps firing up the wood burner for glowing warmth on cooler evenings. The sleek kitchen boasts an array of appliances, including a microwave and a dishwasher, and the elegant dining table comfortably accommodates eight people.

As an added bonus, you can even chill bottles and cans in the retro-style drinks fridge to accompany your meals. Afterwards, sink into one of the sofas for some well-deserved down time, or head to the separate lounge, where there’s more soft seating and a Smart TV, ideal for cartoons, a family film or a favourite box set.

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Top Days Out Near 4-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in East Linton

The best-known attractions within an easy drive of 4-Bedroom Hot Tub Cottage in East Linton, with real driving times.

Castle 12 min drive · 7.4 miles

Tantallon Castle

Sat nav: EH39 5PN

A ruined red sandstone clifftop fortress facing the Bass Rock, with battlements you can climb.

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Tantallon is a ruined 14th-century fortress near North Berwick, set on a clifftop headland above the Firth of Forth. A massive red sandstone curtain wall blocks off the promontory, with sea cliffs protecting the other three sides. It was home to the Red Douglas family and was besieged three times, the last by Cromwell's army.

Tip: Head up to the battlements for the views over the North Sea to the Bass Rock and its seabird colonies.

Aviation museum 11 min drive · 5.7 miles

National Museum of Flight

Sat nav: EH39 5LE

Scotland's national aviation museum, set on a wartime airfield with Concorde-era airliners, jets and a Vulcan bomber.

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The National Museum of Flight is Scotland's national aviation museum, part of National Museums Scotland. It sits at East Fortune Airfield, just south of the village of East Fortune, in the original buildings of RAF East Fortune, a well preserved Second World War airfield. The whole site is a scheduled monument.

Historic ship 35 min drive · 23.8 miles

Royal Yacht Britannia

Sat nav: EH6 6JJ

Step aboard Queen Elizabeth II's former floating home, berthed at Leith in Edinburgh.

  • Rainy days
  • 2-3 hours
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Britannia was the royal yacht of the British monarchy from 1954 to 1997, travelling more than a million nautical miles to ports in 135 countries. Now retired, she is permanently berthed at Ocean Terminal in Leith, Edinburgh, and you tour her five decks at your own pace with an audio guide available in 36 languages, plus BSL/ASL and Braille options.

Tip: Book tickets online in advance to save money, and allow about 2 hours; the tour starts on the second floor of Ocean Terminal, which has a free multi-storey car park.

Royal palace 33 min drive · 23.2 miles

Palace of Holyroodhouse

Sat nav: EH8 8DX

The King's official residence in Scotland, at the foot of Edinburgh's Royal Mile, rich in royal history.

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  • Rainy days
  • 2-3 hours
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The Palace of Holyroodhouse is the official residence of the monarch in Scotland, standing at the bottom of Edinburgh's Royal Mile, opposite Edinburgh Castle. It is closely tied to Mary, Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie, and the tour takes in the State Apartments, the Great Gallery, the Throne Room and Mary's 16th-century rooms.

Tip: Free coach parking is next to the palace via Abbeyhill, and accessible spaces are on Horse Wynd, first come, first served.

Historic castle 39 min drive · 24.6 miles

Edinburgh Castle

Sat nav: EH1 2NG

A volcanic-rock fortress above Edinburgh, home to the Honours of Scotland and 1,100 years of history.

  • Rainy days
  • 2-3 hours
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Edinburgh Castle stands on Castle Rock, the plug of an extinct volcano, and has been a royal castle since the 11th century. It has served as a royal residence, prison, arsenal and military fortress, and is now cared for by Historic Environment Scotland. Research has counted 26 sieges in its 1,100-year history.

Tip: Book tickets online in advance, as they often sell out and none are sold at the castle once online tickets are gone. Allow at least 2 hours.

Historic chapel 31 min drive · 24.9 miles

Rosslyn Chapel

Sat nav: EH25 9PU

A 15th-century chapel with richly carved stonework, just seven miles from Edinburgh city centre.

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Rosslyn Chapel is a 15th-century chapel in the village of Roslin, Midlothian, founded by Sir William St Clair. It is still a place of worship and remains in the ownership of the family who founded it. The ornate stonework and its symbolism have drawn writers, artists and visitors for generations, and the chapel featured in Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code and its 2006 film.

Tip: Check the official website before you go and book your visit in advance.

Museum 36 min drive · 24 miles

National Museum of Scotland

Sat nav: EH1 1JF

Scotland's most visited attraction, with galleries spanning Scottish history, natural history, world cultures and science, all in central Edinburgh.

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The National Museum of Scotland stands on Chambers Street in central Edinburgh. It is made up of two connected buildings: the modern Museum of Scotland, which opened in 1998, and the former Royal Museum, with its Victorian façade and a grand cast-iron central hall. Entry is free, though some special exhibitions are charged for.

Tip: Self-service lockers in the Entrance Hall can store luggage, and the Lunch Space there is available if you bring your own food.

Landmark tower 34 min drive · 23.8 miles

Scott Monument

Sat nav: EH2 2BY

Climb a Victorian Gothic tower in Princes Street Gardens for panoramic views over Edinburgh.

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  • 1-2 hours
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The Scott Monument is a Victorian Gothic tower in Princes Street Gardens, built in honour of Sir Walter Scott. It is one of the largest monuments to a writer anywhere in the world. At its base sits a carved Carrara marble statue of Scott with his dog Maida, and the stonework carries dozens of figures from his novels.

Tip: The highest platform is reached by 287 steps up spiral staircases, so be ready for a climb.

Drive times are typical times by car with no traffic. Check opening times and book tickets on each attraction's own website before you go.