Comfortable rooms, seasonal fine dining, and a private table games lounge, all within a 19th-century manor just outside Edinburgh.
A simple path from booking to arrival at the Lodge
Browse our room types, from cosy manor singles to the Garden Suite, and select the setting that suits your visit to Edinburgh.
Confirm your stay directly with our front desk by phone or through the contact form, with dining and evening plans arranged in advance if you wish.
Check in at the manor's original reception hall, where our staff will walk you through the property, dining hours, and the gaming lounge schedule.
Dine in our restaurant, then step into the on-site gaming lounge for classic table games in a relaxed, private setting before retiring to your room.
Rooms, dinner reservations, and gaming lounge access are all arranged together for a smooth visit.
We stayed two nights for our anniversary and the Garden Suite had this lovely view over the old grounds. Dinner in the restaurant was slow-paced in a good way, and we spent the last evening in the gaming lounge playing roulette with the dealer chatting away. Nice mix of quiet and lively.
Booked a single room for a work trip into Edinburgh and honestly the manor itself was the highlight. Staff remembered my name by day two, breakfast was properly cooked, not a buffet afterthought. Tried the blackjack table one night just to see the room, ended up staying an hour chatting with other guests.
My parents wanted somewhere with character for their trip up from London and this delivered. The dining room still has the original fireplace which they loved. They're not big gamers but said the lounge felt more like a private club than anything flashy.
Four of us took the manor for a weekend, split between two rooms. Chef did a set menu for our group on request which was a nice touch. We played a couple of hands of blackjack after dinner each night, dealers were patient with us since none of us really knew the games well.
The Heritage Suite has this huge old writing desk by the window, I got actual work done there between meetings in the city. Restaurant menu changes with the season which I appreciated, had venison in October and something completely different in December when I came back.
Came for a quiet midweek stay and ended up extending a night. The lounge isn't loud or flashy, more like sitting in someone's drawing room with a card table in it. Staff at reception were genuinely helpful about local walks around the grounds too.
What sets our manor apart near Edinburgh
Original stonework, fireplaces, and grounds dating back generations, kept comfortable and well maintained for present-day guests.
A restaurant menu shaped by what's fresh each season, prepared by our kitchen team and served in a relaxed, unhurried dining room.
A private lounge with classic table games such as roulette and blackjack, staffed by professional dealers, open to guests each evening.
A small, consistent team who get to know returning guests and take care of details, from room preferences to dinner timing.
Reach us directly to check availability or ask about the manor, dining, and the evening gaming lounge.
The core of a stay at Dunmarly Lodge
From single manor rooms to the Garden and Heritage Suites, each room is furnished to a comfortable, unfussy standard for a restful stay.
Seasonal dishes served in the manor's original dining room, alongside a curated selection of wines suited to the evening's menu.
An on-site casino lounge offering classic table games in person, staffed by professional dealers, open to guests as evening entertainment.
Set on quiet grounds just outside the city, close enough for day trips into Edinburgh yet removed from its noise and pace.
Landscaped gardens and walking paths around the manor, open to guests for a slower morning or evening stroll before or after dinner.
The manor's dining rooms and lounge can be arranged for small private gatherings, from family dinners to modest celebrations.