1. Left alone - no one to deal with for checkin etc. 2. Very tranquil location. 3. Loved the highland cattle outside 4. They have dogs, but they never, ever made any noise at all. Very weel trained

1. Car is def required - Haddington is a mile away and requires walking on the verge, which at night, after a few shandies, could be dangerous 2. AC would help as it did get very hot this summer and the lodhe seemed to really heat up, even at night. 3. The driveway is blind, so pulling out in rushour would be challenging.

Excellent location, not far to the city and just down the road from a lovely town. Room felt secure, clean and had everything we needed. The cows, of course, made it even better. They have a large area they are free to roam but we still found them outside our lodge at least once a day. We loved hearing them mooing and watching them being cheeky trying to get into areas their owners were working!

Bed was slightly too soft for my liking but did not affect my overall stay

Self contained lodge, great shower, toiletries all eco, clean and tidy and well organised. Bed and pillows very comfy. Heating made room cosy. Microwave kettle and toaster all worked, fridge could have been colder. Oven and hob were old, hobs didn’t work but there was a single hob gadget that did work. Loved seeing the highland cows. Car parking well arranged. Felt safe due to electric gate on property.

It looked and felt a bit weary, and in need of a general spruce up. See above regarding kitchen equipment. Saw a gentleman on site coming from main house - did not interact or even smile or wave at us when coming and going which we thought was a bit rude.

We weren’t provided with breakfast. We were happy to cater for ourselves. The location is perfect for us as it’s very close to Haddington where we were attending concerts in the Lammermuir Festival.

A casserole dish would have been useful as we like to cook our own meals. Also we found the microwave to be difficult to use as there were no instructions. Nor were there any for the television which was much more sophisticated than we’re accustomed to. Simple instructions as to how to reach BBC 1 would have been helpful. However the owner very kindly spent some time showing us how to use it. We felt that the lodge would benefit from having lights in the kitchen area. Also the light in the fridge didn’t work.

The surroundings were stunning , and the cows well they were stunning , but gutted they were never in the field right outside our lodge but honestly they were beautiful - the bed was probably the most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in in a hotel ! The shower was also brilliant .

There was a huge damp stain on the carpet , it may have been from just the previous guests but it was pretty unsightly , the walls also so thin could hear next door talking which is what it is but worth mentioning .

This is a great location just outside of Haddington and a short drive of around 20 minutes to Edinburgh. Haddington is a beautiful town with great eating places such as Diggory's and the Waterside Bistro. St. Mary's Church was completed in 1462 and is a must see. There were four lodges at this quiet, pastoral location. There is ample parking available. The lodge we stayed in was comfortable for two persons and was equipped with a kitchenette and a good bathroom facility. There are also four Highland Cows in the pastures nearby. You cannot touch them or feed them but having them nearby was a nice experience. Check in was easy and accomplished remotely. We never had contact with the host in person and that was fine.

Perfect location for us visiting family in nearby Port Seton then journeying on for a perfect day in North Berwick. The accommodation was very comfortable and clean and had everything we needed. I particularly liked the eco products used around the property. Self check in and check out which suited us perfectly. I was thankful for the ability to book for just one night, unavailable at alternative options nearby. A great stay all round. Thank you.

No complaints. The entrance/exit was right next to a fast straight road so careful driving required. We missed the sign on first passing, but simply doubled back. A very minor detail though.

Lovely location, highland cows outside your lodge were lovely to watch in the mornings, clean , tidy, extra little touches lije snacks and drinks , shampoo etc

Wouldnt say we didnt like but they Could do with some ground solar lights on the pathway to lodges for late evening arrivals we was out all day and didnt want to leave the outside light on wasting energy but it was cery dark getting back to the lodge, could do with lines on the ground parking bays as we had a little bit of a tight squeeze on the evening due to the neighbours car being a little into our bay, and lastly the shower head just wouldnt stay up but that is an easy fix. We would definitely come back

A nice little cabin on the edge of Haddington, not far from Musselburgh and Edinburgh. Very quiet! Minimal kitchen so don't plan to do much cooking. As others have noted, the hairy coos are excellent neighbours.

More thought could have gone in to the choice of furniture: the dining chairs were extremely uncomfortable, with needlessly sharp corners, and there was room for a bigger (& more comfortable) bed if the bedside tables were replaced with smaller ones.

Just what we needed - large, comfortable room, great space, very quiet. The hosts were kind enough to let us check in an hour early, which was great.

Somewhat lacking in power points - we had to do some judicious juggling to make sure all appliances were charged properly overnight. The directions provided were more suited to people arriving from the north/driving south than those, like us, coming up from the south. One thing that’d make locating the property easier would be a larger, double-sided sign placed on the verge immediately opposite the driveway entrance.