The small town of Haddington, in the East Lothian area of Scotland, is an historic and extremely picturesque destination. Though it has a population of just 9,000, Haddington was once one of Scotland’s most important cities, surpassed in size by only Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Roxburgh. Hotels in Haddington play host to many tourists. Some come to Haddington to enjoy the fine architecture and landmarks that stand in testimony to a rich history of industrial and political power. Situated on the banks of the River Tyne, Haddington once boasted some of the country’s most important textile mills. Today, Haddington hotels provide excellent access to a wide range of historic buildings. One of the biggest in the town is St Mary’s Collegiate Church, which dates from 1375. Historic houses and the remains of others can be seen at different places in Haddington. Tourists can find a range of lodging among hotels in Haddington.

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