A friend and I stayed at Drumfin the first three nights we were in Scotland, after flying into Edinburgh Airport. Rosemary was a wonderful hostess. We had a bit of confusion (our fault, not Rosemary's) the day we arrived--gave the taxi driver the wrong address and then were stranded there after he drove away. Passersby let us use their phone to call Rosemary to tell her of our plight, since we were already late from when she had been expecting us, and our intention to walk with our suitcases the several blocks to Drumfin--and instead, she drove over immediately and picked us up there. Drumfin is an easy commute to the Royal Mile on the 41 bus, and Rosemary explained all about how to do that, and even loaned us change for the bus that first day when we had nothing but large bills from the ATM. Breakfasts were wonderful, Ginty the dog was friendly, and the room was fine (we had a twin, and it was on the first floor). We paid 35pounds each for the ensuite room (the bathroom was exceptionally large), and Rosemary even gave us that same price for the final night we stayed there two weeks later, in August, before our flight home. This was during the height of Edinburgh Festival season, when the standard price was higher, so that was a very nice thing to do. We enjoyed visiting at breakfast each morning with the other guests and met folks from the US (like us) as well as New Zealand and England. All spoke highly of Drumfin. Seeing Rosemary again at the end of our two week driving vacation was like returning home. I hope to stay with her again on a future trip to Scotland.