Quaint studio apartment in a lovely sea side village setting.
Complimentary Tea, Coffee, FRESH milk and Orange Juice, not to forget the tub of 'Mackies' Ice Cream in the Freezer and the Chocolate Chip Cookies to go with it made for a very good welcoming.
Overall, we had a very nice relaxing stay in a room with a fantastic view of the Firth of Forth and the River Almond Estuary (10m outside the front door and you are on the bank of the river!).
Check-in is a doddle, just unlock the key box and let your self in. Check-out just as easy.
If you're near 6' tall, mind your head on the low (well padded) central beam, but other than that there is plenty of headroom for most people.
Shower lacks a bit of power but there is plenty of hot water available and remember to bring a hair dryer as there is not one provided.
Being picky, you could suggest that the bath should be replaced, as it has had an obvious repair carried out on it, but although aesthetically it is not brilliant, it still works perfectly well as the designer/manufacturer intended i.e. holds lots of hot soapy water to wash and relax in.
If you want to escape the hassle of today's digital world then lack of WiFi is a bonus, but if you believe you can't live without the internet and (anti!) social media, then you will need to bring your own "life support system".
Cramond Falls Cafe (250m upstream) does a great "Scottish Breakfast" and the Cramond Inn does a fair range of Sam Smith's beers/spirits etc. BUT at time of our visit only took cash (it must have been quite funny seeing 2 x 50 somethings scrabbling around for pennies to buy a second round of drinks!!).
Frequent bus service (Lothian Buses, route 41, every 20 min from Cramond Glebe Rd) to Edinburgh costs £1.70 Single or £4.00 for All Day and takes about 30 mins.