About Us

The Harrow Hotel has welcomed visitors to Dalkeith for well over a century. Today this historic category C listed building continues to offer guests an affordable stay while retaining the character and charm that have made it a familiar landmark in Dalkeith for generations.

The Harrow offers comfortable single, double and twin bedrooms with free parking and wi-fi for Harrow guests.

Accommodation is on a room-only basis with shared bathrooms. Tea and coffee making facilities and televisions are provided in all rooms.

The property is ideally situated with a range of shops, cafes, restaurants and take-aways on the doorstep.

Our Bar

When not out and about, guests are always welcome to visit our bar. Sample one of our wide range of draught and bottled beers, spirits and wines, or if you are feeling adventurous you may even wish to try one of the many malt whiskies we have available.

Transport Links

Transport links could not be better at the Harrow. Edinburgh city centre is only 7 miles away and is easily accessible by car, bus or train. Catch the bus to Edinburgh from one of the stops opposite the Harrow, or head to Eskbank Station and arrive in the city centre within 20 minutes courtesy of the Borders Railway.

Local Amenities

There are lots of options for a great day out for all the family in the local area. Kids will love a visit to Fort Douglas in Dalkeith Country Park, let them burn off some energy at nearby Ninja Kidz Action Park (formerly Ryze) or relax and see a film at the Odeon, Fort Kinnaird.

Give your wallet a rest and enjoy an almost free day out at nearby Vogrie Country Park with its extensive grounds, woodland walks and an impressive adventure playground. Or explore nearby King’s Park and Ironmills Park for a breath of fresh air.

If shopping is on your agenda, Fort Kinnaird and Straiton Retail Parks offer a wide range of shops and restaurants, and are both within a 15 minute drive.

History & Culture

For those interested in history and culture, in addition to the many attractions Edinburgh offers why not consider a visit to the famous Rosslyn Chapel? Founded in 1446 it is renowned for its extraordinary stone carvings, Gothic architecture and the mysteries popularised by The Da Vinci Code.

Or visit the award-winning National Mining Museum and learn about Scotland’s coal mining heritage through interactive exhibits and original machinery. You might even get the chance to speak to a real miner about what it was like to work “down the pit”.

Dalkeith Palace, Rosslyn Castle, Old Penicuik House, Crichton Castle and Newhailes House are first-class options for those who enjoy visiting stately homes and all are located within a few miles of The Harrow.