Fan bar. Great banter. Staff awesome. All latest sports plus monthly live actaread more

Proper old fashioned Boozer, the food is to die for, real home-made chips, Ideal to watch football…read moreon big screens and drink a few hours away!!! Really friendly Bar staff, Colin the Chef is a really nice guy All in all, just a great bar and the rooms are supposed to be good as well

Good hotel, friendly staff, especially Amon the manager, monster breakfasts and loads of toast…read moreGood bar and restaurant, nothing special but very welcoming All in all, ideal for drinking, eating and listening to old Scots boys swearing their heads off!!

As long as the present owners are still there I will never be back there . We had booked a table…read morefor 7pm so 7.15i came we still had no table then 7.30 and so on . Then we went to ask why the table was taking so long and they told us they have not left their table yet . They kept ordering drinks and they would not ask them to leave and go through to the bar . Then the owner came through and accussed us of being rude to his staff which was a complete lie as the waitress confirmed . This guy was the rudest guy i have met . There was never any trouble like this before he took over . We did not get our table till 8.30 which totally ruined the whole night . This place has really went down hill with its service and manners so we will book elswhere next year for our christmas dinner .

Old stage coach Inn Built in 1760, Livingston Inn stands in its own grounds and is set within a…read moreScottish conservation village in Livingston, West Lothian. One famous resident was Robert Burns who stayed here and penned the song "The Bonnie Lass of Livingston" during his stay in the Inn. In many ways the hotel buildings are a monument to by gone days, the stables have been converted to open plan bar and lounge hotel area and have centuries of stories to tell new ownership recently. When you combine this tradition with the relaxed atmosphere and quality of service provided today, the Livingston Inn becomes an oasis in a sometimes too busy world tables outside left full with used glasses and paper all over the ground. When first used 2008 1St class but recently 2010 starting to get run down and tyred looking carpets in need of replacement?Great food reputation for serving top quality freshly prepared food using only the finest ingredients and local produce in season, The Livingston Inn is situated only 20 minutes by train from Edinburgh City Centre saving you the cost of city centre hotels and the hassle and expense of parking your car

I love the Livingston Inn. You can sit next to the fire and…read morewarm your cockles. Me and the guys once roasted marshmallows in the fire behind the owners back. We had chocolate sauce and everything but it was hidden under the table. We really were a crazy bunch in those days ;o) It does not sell Juliper though and that's not so good.

I have now stayed here for three different stints for business. The staff has always been friendly…read moreand helpful in ways ranging from special meals being made to local places that are "must-see." They even let us use one of the meeting rooms for conference calls. Some of the rooms are dated, but everything is clean and taken care of. The hotel restaurant and bar has good food for the area and the servers are always friendly and we have started to know several on a personal level. If you need a clean, (mostly) quiet (unless they have a party going on), this is the place to stay. Cheers and Happy New Year!