Hawes Inn — Hotel in Edinburgh

You can find The Hawes Inn just outside the city, in South Queensferry beneath the Forth Railway Bridge. Originally established as a pub in 1890 and later reimagined as an accommodation venue with dining, it's known for riverside breakfasts and views of the Firth of Forth. Locals and visitors typically come here in the evening for drinks or dinner, especially given its direct view of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. The hotel offers a relaxed atmosphere where families and couples gather, supported by highchair availability and changing tables.

The Hawes Inn is a listed building with Victorian Gothic architecture, first opened as a pub in 1890. It has operated continuously as a public house and later evolved into a hotel, retaining its heritage protection status. Inside, it features country pub classic decor with warm lighting, crackling log fires, and moderate noise levels. This design supports the relaxed character of the space across time. The venue is well suited for groups, families, and couples looking to unwind in a historic setting just outside Edinburgh.

The Hawes Inn hosts evening drinks or dinner with cask ales, fine wines, and British gin, ideal for social gatherings among families and couples. Guests often choose the riverside breakfast experience, rated highly at 8.5/10. The venue’s signature feature includes direct views of the Forth Railway Bridge and its proximity to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Check out the log fires and historic links to Robert Louis Stevenson, who wrote part of 'Kidnapped' here.