Hotels in Edinburgh

"The apartment was in a great location, just a 5 minute walk to Princes Street and a little further up the hill to the castle. We had a one bedroom apartment, was great to have the extra space. Unfortunately we were in the basement so had no natural light and had to keep lights on all the time. Due to the age of the building and being at the bottom the pump for the water was a bit unreliable and almost flooded the bathroom by not draining the water. We were woken up at 3am by the pump going every 34 seconds for over an hour (we timed it). Having a large fridge and microwave was handy and had we been staying longer could have made use of the washer and dryer. Overall we would stay again, but only if we were above ground."

"Great location being walking distance to everywhere. 10/15 to Victoria street/royal mile. 2 mins to haymarket and where the airlink bus drops off. Close to lots of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, supermarket. Friendly & welcoming staff. Good continental breakfast with lots to offer all very yummy. Very clean although basic small rooms it’s all you need for a little weekend away. Pillows are abit hard and no fridge in the room or tea/coffee makers (but they have that in the lobby). Overall impressed with the hotel & I would stay again."

"The time required to walk from the train station to the hotel is about 20 mins. There are some stores near the hotel. There are 2 floors for the hotel. We live in a room on the 1st floor. The size is decent and the equipment is sufficient. However, the window is at the height of a peoples's head. The people outside can easily look into the room and privacy is a issue. Also, there are some problems in the bathroom. The light in the bathroom is automatic and this is a disadvantage. When I sit on the toilet, the sensor in the bathroom cannot detect my movement and will turn the light off every minute. It will be a lot better if I can switch the lights on manually. Also, the method of changing the temperature of the shower is very unhuman. Overall, it is a fine aparthotel but there are some problems"

"Nice service but need improvement on cleanliness and maintenance. When we arrived at our room, we see a bunch of flies flying above the bed because of the opened window. The staff at the reception soon replaced it with an upgraded room. Room is nice but there’s mould in shower and bed sheet wasn’t perfectly fitted. Also the window of the room cannot be securely closed and locked."

"The hotel is ideally located very close to the train station, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. It's also not far from attractions, with Calton Hill just nearby. The front desk staff were exceptionally warm, professional, and attentive. Our room was spotless and well-appointed, ensuring a comfortable stay."

"My sister and I loved our stay we got a very warm welcome at check in our room was clean and the facilities was more than we expected in our room it was very spacious we did not check out the food but will nxt time I go we were very central to everywhere in Edinburgh local pubs ,attractions also supermarkets for provisions for ourselves bus services were easy to get to from our destination to city centre and attractions Edinburgh and our Hotel did not disappoint us"

"The location is perfect, within walking distance of all the historical sites you’d want to see. The hotel staff are even better than the location: friendly, helpful, and very attentive. The cleanliness of the hotel is excellent. I would definitely recommend it to everyone."

"The hotel facilities were decent, and the room itself was quite spacious. The front desk staff were very patient; upon check-in, I mentioned my preferred room location, and they patiently discussed it with me. We were on the second floor, though I imagine higher floors would offer better views. There's a large supermarket nearby. The bathroom had a bathtub, but the toilet area felt a bit cramped. The hotel was very clean. The main drawback is that it's a bit far from the city center. A taxi to Princes Street cost us around £8-£10, while a bus fare is a little over £2. For groups, a taxi is more cost-effective. The journey typically takes about 10-20 minutes. Breakfast was a decent English buffet, with options like bacon, scrambled eggs, bread, and juice. They offered both firm and soft pillows, which was a thoughtful touch. After checking out on the second day, we stored our luggage at the Scottish National Gallery. It cost £2 for a locker token, and you could store items until 5 PM. The locker was spacious enough for a 20-inch carry-on suitcase plus a backpack. The gallery is very close to the train station, which was very convenient as it meant we didn't have to return to the hotel to collect our luggage after exploring the city center."

"I booked a windowless room, which was quite affordable. The hotel is fully equipped, but it's a bit old, and some areas could use better cleaning. There's also room for improvement in their service. However, it's very close to the city center, so it's a good option if you're not too concerned about the ambiance."

"Absolutely loved this hotel! The staff are so enthusiastic and helpful- nothing is too much trouble! The rooms are fantastic: larger than average, and equipped with EVERYTHING you could possibly need as a traveller: tea & coffee (sugar, tea, coffee), a microwave, stove, working fridge, and AMPLE table space options! There was even a portable clothes line in the bathroom. Five ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"