Well, what can I say. We had spent the week travelling around Scotland and our final port of call was Adam Drysdale House. We arrived in a back street, and parked outside a small terraced house that had seen better days. Things didn't improve. We were shown to a very small pokey room, with a broken window and a ensuite in a 'wardrobe' The door wouldn't close and swung about unless wedged. There was so little room that you could literally get off the bed and be in the ensuite in one step. It felt damp and dirty, and not a place you would have chosen if you'd known better. The breakfast was ok, but we were glad to leave and wouldn't recommend it to anyone! more