Orocco Pier

Located in a great, charming, small community only 30 minutes from Edinburgh, it offers a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the big city. The staff was exceptionally friendly, accommodating and helpful. A true small town feel.

I selected a room on the street side which was a bit noisy at times during the night, but that choice is on me as I am a bit of a light sleeper. I would definitely return to this hotel but choose a non-street side room.

It is in a quaint seaside town, close to EDI airport.Many rooms have nice views of the Firth of Forth and the bridges.Nice bars and restaurants on the ground level.Friendly staff.

Minor issues--There is only public parking on the street and in nearby lots.There is no lift, so bags must be hand carried to the 2nd and 3rd floors.

Location

Very expensive for what it was and didn’t even include breakfast. If was absolutely roasting hot throughout the hotel, no air conditioning

The room was a little difficult for us to get to as we are nearly 80 and there were a number of steps. The staff however carried our luggage.

The room was very hot and the space between the end of the bed and the wall was very narrow.

Well furnished compact room, very comfortable. Restaurant excellent, wonderful view of 2 bridges across Forth, shall be back. Excellent a la carte breakfast. Great stay at short notice.

WiFi not great, difficulty accessing cloud files. Parking once found around 150M away was good

Location and view

Rooms are dated and need upgrade

View of The Bridge.Range of TV channels (iplayer & YouTube)

There was no door between the swanky bathroom and the bedroom which was a big shock! No privacy.

The restaurant was lovely and the food was great. Waiter/Waitress service was excellent.

The room was a bit small and cleaning staff were noisy outside our room from around 9.45am.

Food, enviroment, location.

The mattress

We stay regularly love the place staff amazing vwry welcoming food good can't wait to return

Boutique hotel nestled in a quaint village looking onto the Firth o ForthCozy yet modern.

Perfect location for viewing the sea, the bridges, scenery amazing. Room we had lush balcony and beach right outside.

We weren't able to stay long, however I wish we could have. The room and facilities were very nice. The staff was very kind and check in and check out was very easy.

Location, room, staff, bar. My 2nd time staying here and I stay in a lot of hotels. Definitely in my top 3. Looking forward to visiting again. Highly recommend

Wonderful staff, comfortable room and great views.

Outstanding staff especially Heidi.Brilliant serviceGreat dining.Magical experience pre xmas

Beautiful building in a perfect location

Bed was a bit uncomfortable - springs were close to the surface

Great location on the Firth of Forth facing the 3 bridges.Our petite double was fine for 1 night, a longer stay would recommend booking a larger room.Lovely bathroom with excellent shower, lovely toiletries and smart fittings.Antico restaurant was a good choice; lively, relaxed atmosphere and the Mussels with crusty bread were the best we have had in a long time!

The great location on a one way street means no hotel parking. I dropped husband with luggage at the door and parked for free near the old rail bridge - about a 5 minute walk. If I had turned left on the main street I possibly could have parked for free near the old road bridge, only a 2 minute walk away. Thankfully it was dry.Queensferry (south) is one way and you do have to be careful when leaving the village to get back to the motorway junction as the signage does not make it clear.

Fabulous location. Great decor. Lovely food. Pleasant staff. Stunning views.

Lovely staff, very clean and comfortable. The Samphire restaurant was very good.