I absolutely love the UK and I love traveling about it. Tantallon Castle and some others, drew me to Dunbar and the Rossborough Hotel. I stayed in the twin room overlooking the street on the top floor. I think it was room 6. The room is furnished with particle board funiture and some older chairs that are too big for... More

Stayed here recently as a group of 8 golfers.I have travelled both in Scotland and abroad on many occassions with both family and friends and have never before felt the need to post a negative review about anywhere I have stayed. I wasn't expecting much from reading the reviews and wasn't looking for much,just somewhere to get a decent nights... More

Ideal location on Coast and Castles bike ride. Bar not good, locals say avoid Rossborough if looking for bar. I had single room, it was ok, small, couldnt get tv to work, doors a bit fiddly. For 1 night stopover it was somewhere i could get hot bath, drink and only few minutes to other pubs and bars. Not the... More

I am struggling to know where to start. Overpriced - normal room rate over £100 per night, reduced to £95 - if it wasn't so dire it may be funny (not). This is B and B rate by the way. We have here a "hotel" charging 4* rates for minus 4* quality. Room - not clean, cobweb next to the... More

After a 35 mile (53 km) drive starting at the Airport then part inside roadwork plagued Edinburgh, part on the A1 motorway leaving Edinburgh and then mainly on narrow B roads (single lane traffic in to and from), we arrived at the The Rossborough Hotel in Dunbar. It offers parking for its guests which is a positive note. The hotel... More

The hotel is in a good location, slightly out of town but near the beach. The staff were really attentive, helpful and efficient. The room was spacious with a lovely bathroom, The food was very basic & a disappointment. (maybe because I am a vegetarian)

We were very pleased with this hotel overall. As our room faced the main road we thought it would be noisy, but not at all. We had a really lovely ensuite room and with a small couch in the bay window. If I was being picky I would ask why there was no soap in the bathroom and why is... More

During a short trip to Edinburgh I stayed at the Rossborough Hotel in Dunbar, mainly because of its beautiful location and convenience to the city centre (via train which was a 5 min walk from hotel via a quiet sandy beach). The train journey was very comfortable and has the option of travelling first class only using 15-20 minutes of... More

if you are after a propper 5 star hotel, go book one and pay its prices. If you want a functional branded hotelroom identical to any other youve stayed in then Edinburgh has lots for you! Where this place wins every time is its cozy, cumfortable, family run atmosphere with a major emphasis on value for money and qualitty associated... More