Dear Guest,
In order to follow government guidelines of protecting our guests, staff, friends and families health in relation to the spread of Covid-19, we have temporarily closed.
I would like to reassure you that this will only be temporary and by adhering to these guidelines we will see through this unfortunate time.
We look forward to resuming our usual standard of service and welcoming you with a warm and heart felt smile.
We would like to thank you for your understanding and continued support and wish you and your loved ones good health during this time.
From all at Greywalls
Welcome to Greywalls Hotel, An Elegant Scottish Edwardian Country House
Greywalls Hotel is uniquely situated on the edge of Muirfield championship golf course with stunning views over East Lothian and the Firth of Forth. Overlooking the world famous greens of the 9th & 18th holes, it has earned itself a reputation as 'a golfers' paradise'!
Offering one of the very best country house accommodations in Scotland, Greywalls' stylish Edwardian splendour makes an ideal retreat for individuals, golfing holidays, family gatherings, weddings and corporate entertainment. Massage therapies are also on offer.
Designed by the celebrated Edwardian architect Sir Edwin Lutyens as a 'dignified holiday home' Greywalls was built in 1901 and still retains the charm and character for which it is renowned. A haven of peaceful tranquillity it enjoys a reputation for the excellence of its food and service. As well as the elegant drawing rooms and delightful dining areas the house has 23 en suite bedrooms. The delightful walled gardens are attributed to Gertrude Jekyll and contain a grass tennis court, croquet lawn and putting green as well as borders filled with herbaceous plants.
With 10 golf courses within 5 miles of Greywalls this proves to be the perfect venue for anyone wishing to sample Scottish golf.
Whether you wish to stay at Greywalls for a night or for a week you will instantly feel that it is your 'home from home'.
Yehudi Menuhin, the famous violinist, and his family stayed at Greywalls for three months in the summer of 1948 (the year the hotel opened) when he helped participate in the foundation of the Edinburgh International Festival. Watch this priceless footage below.