Holiday Accommodation - Vacation Edinburgh - Glasgow - Linlithgow. Accomadation in Scotland

Style and Elegance

Cauldburn House has all the style and elegance befitting a Scottish Tourist Board Four Star Bed and Breakfast Country House. A rich blend of a new country house with Modern furniture, situated in the 105 acre Belsyde Farm and surrounded by over 600 years of history. Located in the very Heart of Scotland with easy access to the M8 and M9 Motorway, it gives you easy access to Edinburgh, Glasgow, Loch Lomond, Stirling, St Andrews, Perth, Fife and the Borders. This means that our bed and breakfast is the ideal spot for your holiday in Scotland!

Spring is here!

Spring is here! The lambs are skipping in the fields, the yellow daffodils blow gently in the breeze, and everything’s bright and new. You must see Scotland in the Spring with its bright sunny & frosty mornings, tress in Buds and birds hurrying to and fro building their nests. Cool, bright & sunny mornings are perfect for a drive round Bonny Loch Lomond, only 40 minutes drive away. Take in all the beautiful Spring scenery. Hear the famous one o'clock gun fire from Edinburgh castle. Visit and wonder at the workmanship and engineering of the unique Falkirk Wheel, before setting sail along the union canal and delight at the extraordinary experience of the wheel first hand. Take a trip down under at Deep Sea World and see many different fish and sea creatures. Explore Stirling castle, Stirling old town jail, Bannockburn and Wallace’s monument – “you can take our lands but you can never take our freedom”! After a day exploring the many sights to see in Central Scotland, get away from it all and relax. Snuggle in your comfy bed or sit in our warm and relaxing lounge with a beaker of hot chocolate and plan your next day excursions. We are also ideally situated for all business people visiting Falkirk, Grangemouth & Livingston Cauldburn is the ideal base to explore Central Scotland

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and to get you off to the perfect start, we have freshly prepared, local produce served in a spacious and airy dining room. Then you can relax in our visitors lounge and plan your day. With so much to do in the local area you will be spoilt for choice. With an abundant supply of activities, attractions and of course shops to keep you busy during your stay.

Braehead Double Room with Ensuite

This spacious king size bedroom with ensuite shower room has views over the forth estuary, surrounding gardens and countryside. This is a cosy and very tranquil room, tastefully decorated in salmon pink and greens, colours for all seasons. Large mirrored wardrobes provide ample hanging space, whether for that little black number or that exuberant ball gown. Before attiring in that party outfit and hitting the town, why don’t you relax, unwind and pamper yourself in the large ensuite shower using the complimentary toiletries, then snuggle into the large fluffy towels provided. Recover from that night on the town with a glass of sparkling Scottish mineral water or a creamy hot chocolate. Followed by a peaceful and restful night’s sleep in “Braehead’s” large comfortable bed.

Kettleston Double Room with Ensuite Shower room

The Kettleston room is decorated in shades of warm peach and cream. This room has a spacious king size bed and is tastefully furnished in limed oak furniture. This is a peaceful and harmonious room where you can “chill out” in a luxurious setting. You’ll feel a warm glow in this ground floor room as you watch the evening sun set over the surrounding gardens and countryside. Enjoy the private facilities of the large ensuite shower room. This shower room is decorated in luxurious gold and creams, warmth and colour is added to this room by shot silk raspberry curtains and other small hints of raspberry throughout. A large lighted mirror adds the final touch to this flamboyant and exuberant room.

Longcroft Twin Room with Ensuite

With pretty views of the garden, this spacious twin bedded, ground floor room is furnished in soft pale blues and soothing earthy browns. The colours and tones of this room will work their magic and help you to feel completely relaxed. Sip a beaker of creamy hot chocolate whilst bathed in a warm glow from the evening sunset and you will feel completely at ease. Enjoy a hot soothing shower in the ensuite shower room, wrap yourself in the large fluffy towels, this will add a final touch to your comfort and well being. Then snuggle into “Longcroft’s” single cozy beds and enjoy a sound sleep

Brief History of Linlithgow

This area has been at the heart of Scotland through much of history. Close to the River Forth, Linlithgow remains very much the attractive focal point of the area because of its position, mid way between Edinburgh and Stirling Castle. Linlithgow grew in importance through the middle ages when James I commissioned Linlithgow Palace in 1425 with magnificent views over the loch. The palace was left in the ruins you see today by Government troops pursuing Bonnie Prince Charlie in January 1746.

Edinburgh

Edinburgh is known as the “Athens of the North” and a vast arena of attractions awaits you. Edinburgh is a city for all seasons. It has the Book Festival, The Fringe and the Military Tattoo, in the summer and the Hogmanay, New Years celebrations in the winter. Edinburgh Castle, an all year round attraction, sits high on its rocky perch and looks down on the cobbled streets of the Grass Market and the Royal Mile. Follow the Royal Mile down to Holyrood Palace, The New Scottish Parliament and Dynamic Earth. There are many museums and art galleries to explore and many, many cafes, pubs and bistros to sit and rest your weary feet. Whatever time of year you visit you will be impressed by Edinburgh’s beauty and wide range of things to see and do.

Glasgow

Glasgow is Scotland’s largest city. It is famous for its architecture, museums, art galleries and shopping. Its most famous architect is Charles Rennie Macintosh and there are many examples of his work to see in the city. Glasgow was given the status of UK City of Architecture and Design in 1999. The most well known exhibition in Glasgow is the Burrell Collection. This is a large collection so leave plenty of time if you want to see it properly. Shopping in the centre of Glasgow is recognised as second only to London. So if you are in need of a little retail therapy, Glasgow’s the place to be! The old motto of Glasgow was “Glasgow’s miles better”, well there are miles and miles of attractions to see and do in this large cosmopolitan city.

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Spring is here!