Great value. Friendly people. The location is central to most tourist attractions in Central Scotland. Room was clean and modern. Breakfast was outstanding. When I go back to Scotland, I will stay at Priory Lodge in South Queensferry.

First off, I was greeted by a woman with a boy's name. I found this very strange, however she was pleasant enough. I was disappointed with the color of the wallpaper, that was another first impression. As I said, the woman was very nice, however she lacked the professionalism I had seen from many other guest houses. My wife worked in a guest house many years ago and she couldn't believe a woman was running this business all on her own. I was tempted to ask how she coped, but I will give her that much, she was strong and courageous.

We checked into our room and the smell of smoke was very strong. I was put off at first, but as a smoker it gave me freedom to smoke inside the room without worrying. The next morning I needed to buy groceries but the nearest place was miles away and I had sore feet, we were told there was a small place to pick up cigarettes and liquor however at that point, I was just annoyed.

The breakfast in the morning was good, but I did not appreciate the man serving food. HIs attire for work was not the best and I would have expected a table waiter to be dressed better. He looked friendly and tried to make conversation, but his strong Scotch accent overpowered any means of communication, I was about to ask him to write down what he had said, however out of annoyance for everything, I didnt.

I checked out the following night and made our way into the beautiful city of Edinburgh and found a cheaper guesthouse, however the appauling attitude of the staff was very unrefreshing and we deeply regretting not staying in South Queenferry. Queenferry is a small and unsettling city and I recommend to anyone, that although the quality may not be better it is worth visiting the beautiful city of Edinburgh.

Overall, my wife and I enjoyed our trip although we will never ever come back. If we do we shall be staying in the beautiful city of Edinburgh. We appreciate everything Callum did for us during our stay, and we recommend her services to anyone, but it really just wasn't for us.

I took some cards home to Hartford and they may be interested in visiting, maybe they will appreciate the guest house to its proper value.

We found this place after lucking out at the first place we tried, and were we glad! What a wonderful find. Calmyn is a wonderful hostess, and made us feel so welcome. The room was delightful and beautifully decorated and appointed, and the full breakfast next morning was so tasty and filling that it took us until at least one o'clock before we even thought about lunch. We only had to walk round the corner to get into the village, so it's very handy for sight-seeing. Altogether an extremely positive and uplifting experience, and one that we'd be happy to repeat if we're that way again.

We stayed at this B&B for four nights recently while we attending the Edinburgh Festival. The B&B is very handly to Bus transport and we had no problems fining our way on and out of Edinburgh. Queensferry itself is an intersting place with some nice restaurants and walks. The breakfasts were excellent and including some Scottish traditional dishes. Recommend this B&B to others.