| a 2-minute walk from uddingston train station, this upscale pub with rooms is 4. 4 miles from m&d's amusement park. 2 miles from the david livingstone centre museum and 4. the bar and restaurant are decorated in a warm, trendy style, and offer classic pub-style dining. compact, simply furnished rooms with modern decor feature shared or en suite bathrooms, plus flat-screen tvs, tea and coffeemaking facilities, and free wi-fi. there's also a terrace, and parking is available. complimentary full scottish breakfast is included. check-in time: 2:00 pmcheck-out time: 10:30 am
Edinburgh Airport 43 min
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