Greywalls

Accommodation
Every room at Greywalls is uniquely decorated and features a tv and wi-fi for entertaining and staying connected, and has an en-suite bathroom for unwinding after a long day.

Room options
Caddie’s Closet Rooms with single bed, overlooking Muirfield Golf Course and Firth of Forth; Small Double Rooms overlooking the hotel driveway; Large Double Rooms with king-size or twin beds, overlooking the Golf Course or garden; Premier Double Rooms with king-size or twin beds, freestanding bath and steam shower, overlooking the garden.

Self-contained accommodation
Greywalls has various rooms available, but if people prefer more privacy, they can stay in one of the two self-contained accommodations on the property.

The Colonel’s House can house up to eight people, with two of the bedrooms having en-suite bathrooms, another two have their bathroom outside the bedroom, and the last two are single rooms with a shared bathroom. There is a fully fitted kitchen and a lovely drawing room with access to the private garden and terrace. Enjoy the hotel's amenities and breakfast each morning while still having the privacy and luxury of your own property.

The Cottage Rooms are separate from the main hotel building, yet guests still benefit from the bespoke hotel amenities. There are four Large Cottage Rooms with king-size or twin beds, parking, bathrooms with bath and shower. And two Small Cottage Rooms with double beds, parking and bathrooms with shower.

Restaurant
The Chez Roux restaurant offers a fine dining experience that suits any occasion, season or time of day with excellent service and a welcoming yet refined atmosphere.

Facilities
Enjoy some of Scotland’s finest golf at Muirfield Championship Golf Course or treat yourself to one of the massage treatments at the hotel.

History
Greywalls was built in 1901 for Alfred Lyttelton after he commissioned a renowned architect named Edwin Lutyens to design a home next to the Muirfield Golf Course. Originally the house was called High Walls, and its design was Lutyens’ Arts and Crafts style; he was also responsible for the garden layout.

In 1905 Evelyn Forbes and her husband William Dodge James purchased the house from Lyttelton and commissioned Lutyens to add three lodges to the property. Later in 1911, Sir Robert Lorimer built an extension for the James family. At the house, the Jameses entertained Edward VIII. After WW I, the house was leased, and in 1924 Sir James Horlick bought it.

During WW II, the house was used as a hospital, and Horlick left the property to his daughter and son-in-law, Colonel John Weaver. They transformed the house into a hotel in 1948. Over the years, the owners added several extensions, and the property is to this day managed by the Weaver family.

Touring Guide
Greywalls is the ideal location to explore this stunning part of the UK on your Private Tour of Scotland. Explore the Palace of Holyroodhouse, which is the official Scottish residence of the Queen or marvel at the beautiful landscapes in Scotland whilst horse riding. If you’re into legends, visit the mysterious Rosslyn Chapel that has attracted many myths from Masonic connections to the Knights Templars and even The Da Vinci Code.