The Linton Hotel
4 StarsHistoric East Lothian surroundings, Linton Steakhouse and grill
Historic East Lothian surroundings, Linton Steakhouse and grill
Indoor and outdoor thermal suite, The Lawn restaurant
Historic fire station building, Proximity to West Links Golf Course
Village green and castle views, Historic 19th-century coaching inn
Rooms named after Scottish malt whiskies, Central North Berwick High Street location
Aubigny Leisure Centre access, Modern Scottish brasserie dining
Traditional Scottish inn experience, Art-filled bar area
Historic boutique hotel experience, Relaxing sun terrace and garden
The Little Duckling Restaurant, Sun terrace and garden
Panoramic golf course and sea views, Restaurant with local produce
Convenient Edinburgh transport links, Picturesque garden and sun terrace
Historic 17th-century coaching inn, Traditional Scottish dining
Dramatic cliff-top coastal setting, Panoramic conservatory restaurant
Family-run boutique hotel experience, Discounted access to nearby spa facilities
Tranquil separate lodge concept, Convenient A1 corridor location
AA Rosette 1902 Bar & Grill, Family-run Victorian charm
Coastal terrace views, Family-friendly accommodations
Chez Roux fine dining restaurant, Massage therapy services
In-room record players, Family-friendly accommodations
Historic RMS Mauretania dining room, Victorian charm with modern touches
Michelin Guide Bib Gourmand dining, Individually designed bedrooms
Riverside walks along the Tyne, Central Haddington location
Traditional British restaurant, Outdoor garden and picnic area
Views of Bass Rock, Homely and unique hotel experience
Outdoor sun terrace, Prime golf coast location
Excellent transport links to Edinburgh, Facilities for disabled guests
Panoramic rooftop walkway views, 14th-century castle accommodation
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The National Museum of Flight charts the history of flight from the Wright Brothers through to Concorde. It is open daily from 10am until 5pm and admission costs £8.50 for adults and £6.50 for concessions Children under 12 are free. Many of the exhibits are housed in hangers which make it an all weather attraction. In July each year there is an air show which includes a range of aerial displays. The Ticket price for this includes admission to the museum. The Aviator cafe provides a range of hot and cold snacks and the museum also has a shop. Disabled facilities are available with ramps in the hangers and specially adapted toilets.
National Museum of Flight is a top attraction in East Fortune, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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