This expansive hotel boasts 84 rooms and 6,000 square feet of event spaces as well as the Lawn restaurant, Bass Rock bar and a decadent spa. It all overlooks the 16th hole of North Berwick’s West Links which itself has glorious views out across the Firth of Forth. [Right] The impressive entrance has bespoke tiling, panoramic views and deep bookshelves that entice you to stick around. Rich-hued, tactile decor makes the space feel luxurious but approachable
All the upheaval of the past couple of years has caused a shift in our collective psyche. We’re no longer craving newness at every turn; nostalgia, rather, has captured our hearts – as the Marine at North Berwick will testify. There’s always something romantic about a traditional gem being restored to its former glory, but the acclaim for this recently completed project is coming from all quarters, not just from holidaying golfers delighted their old favourite has reopened.
This story is from the March - April 2022, issue 141 edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland.
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