Livingston Inn

General Information

Built in 1760, Livingston Inn stands in its own property and is set within a Scottish conservation countryside in Livingston, West Lothian. One widely-known resident was Robert Burns who stayed here and penned the song The Bonnie Lass of Livingston during his visit in the Inn. In plenty of ways the inn buildings are a monument to bygone days, the stables have been converted to open plan brasserie and hall hotel region and have centuries of stories to tell. When you unite this convention with the informal atmosphere and quality of amenities provided today, the Livingston Inn becomes a refuge in a sometimes too busy world. Our suites have been elegantly renowated to a high standard and now comprise 20 LCD flat screen TV's and WI FI I-net access, independent to hotel patrons. Visitors have complimentary tea/coffee making amenities in their apartment. All our suites are adjacent.

Transportation

1. Head northeast on M8 1. 1 mi two. At fusion 3a, take the A89 exit to BathgateBroxburnLivingston WA779 0. two mi three. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto A89Carnegie Rd heading to BathgateBroxburnLivingstonA779 0. three mi four. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto A779 0. five mi five. At the roundabout, take the first exit onto A779Starlaw Rd heading to Livingston 1. 0 mi 6. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit and visit on A779Starlaw Rd 0. four mi seven. At Toll Roundabout, take the second exit onto A705 0. five mi 8. At Mill Roundabout, take the 3rd exit onto B7015Kirkton N Rd 456 ft 9. Turn left to visit on B7015Kirkton N Rd 0. five mi ten. Turn right at Village Ln 0. 1 mi 11. Turn right at Main St Destination will be on the left 95 ft Livingston Inn2 Main StreetLivingston Village,