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The Motel One Edinburgh-Princes is in the heart of Princes Street and less than a 5-minute walk from Edinburgh Waverley Station. This contemporary hotel features a bar and a 24-hour front desk. Modern hotel with quiet room, overlooking Princes Street with wonderful view of the castle. Close to great restaurants and a short walk over the bridge to Old Town
In the center of Edinburgh, the Motel One Edinburgh-Royal is a 5 minute walk from the train station, and only half a mile from the Castle. Guests can reach the historic St. definitely the location ! Right out of the Edinburgh Waverley Station and a few minutes to popular visiting sites
The Glasshouse, Autograph Collection is a modern 5-star boutique hotel set behind the historic facade of 172-year-old Lady Glenorchy Church. What got a great deal from booking.com. The Glasshouse was amazing and a wonderful to finish up our 50th Anniversary trip.
The Principal Edinburgh Charlotte Square (formerly The Roxburghe Hotel) is located in Edinburgh, just yards from Princes Street and George Street. I thought the room was very cosy and warm despite the small size. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Breakfast was awesome despite that I'm limited to muslim meals. Location is excellent as well. Definitely will recommend this place to whoever is visiting Edinburgh.
Located on Princes Street, The Balmoral has a Michelin-starred restaurant, a pool and a gym. Waverley Station and Edinburgh's main shopping area are within 5 minutes' walk. The rooms were spacious with high ceilings. Every part of the hotel was very clean. The concierge was excellent. Every staff member was warm and welcoming. Location was the best.
Boasting an enviable location in the Edinburgh city center, the historic and chic The Principal Edinburgh George Street, formerly The George Hotel, is close to Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street Gardens... The bed was really like a cloud & even though our room was near the road we slept beautifully.. no noise at all. The staff were amazingly kind & helpful. A special mention for Craig , concierge at the door,, kindness itself.
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It was a very nice hotel smack dab in the midst of all sights. The staff were friendly and helpful. Our room was a pleasant surprise because we unexpectedly had a side view of the castle. The accommodations were comfortable and spotless. We had a huge bathroom and amenities were plentiful. I want to go back there!
Edinburgh is lovely city. There is lots to see and do and good shopping options. Unfortunately many restaurants and bars close their kitchens at 9:00 pm. If you are arriving late or get back from a tour late, it can be quite challenging to find a place close by to eat. The old Waverly Hotel offers a delicious Haggis at their bar restaurant. If you are not familiar with the UK, skip included breakfasts with your hotel and instead go to a Marks & Spencer (M&S) or Pret-A-Manger for healthy and inexpensive breakfast items and lunches. There are enough of these around that there should be one close by. Near Edinburgh Castle there is the Edinburgh Wool Mill. If you go inside you can actually make your way down to the bottom of the building and watch wool and tartans be made; it's free and a neat things to be able to say you've seen.
Edinburgh is a beautiful historic city, but you really need to see more of Scotland. Fortunately, there are great one day tours that will give you a taste of the Highland and Loch Ness or the English border. You can spend a day in the mountains or castles and sleep in your nice Edinburgh Hotel. A 2-3 Tour will take you to Skye and the Atlantic Coast. All of these tours tend to leave from the St. Giles Cathedral area, in the center of the Royal Mile. We did four tours and spend two day in Edinburgh. In Eight Days, we saw a lot of Scotland. We used Highland Experience and Haggis Tours (Booked through Viatour). Both were excellent. The only caution is that Highland Experience has limited luggage size for multi-day tours.
Edinburgh never fails to please. From tea at the Balmoral Hotel to the Real Mary Kings Close tour, we were busy for 5 days. The museums are world class and the pubs and pub food is just plain fun. We recommend an apartment instead of a hotel if you are staying more than a couple of days.
Loved the city as a whole. We had one of the most romantic and best dinners at the Witchery Restaurant in the garden room.It's very easy to get to everything and our hotel was close to everything!!
Loved the Christmas Market - mulled wine, the fairground rides, the buzz! Found perfect presents in vibrant shops with savvy staff on George Street and Princes Street. Coffee in Valvona and Croll at Jenners on Princes Street. Lunch in Jamie's Italian on Rose Street. Dinner in Cucina at G & V Hotel in Old Town on day one - excellent hotel. Old Town was brilliant with The Street of Light experience. Supper at the Radisson on the Royal Mile on day two - and a perfect Room with a View. Taxi drivers are real pros to take you anywhere with lively chat. To be avoided: the awful floods in our city of Carlisle, which the staff at the G & V and the Radisson made bearable by re-arranging our travel when the West Coast Line was blocked.
Lovely hotel/free parking/welcoming reception. Great location as it's near the city centre so therefore makes exploring the place easier. Although we didn't go to the Edinburgh zoo it's right next door to the hotel. The breakfast was very good. A shout out to Andy, chef we met during breakfast. He went out of his way to meet our dietary requirement. He ensured during our stay he made vegetarian sausages specifically for us which just made our stay even better and we felt special. Thank you Andy!!
Extremely good location, opposite the Edinburgh Waverley Train Station for connections to other parts of UK. The hop-on-hop-off bus tours stops and Airport Airlink buses are located opposite the hotel too. There are also many food outlets around the hotel such as Costa Coffee, Burger King and Halal Chopstix cafe and of course, stores such as Jenners, H&M, TKMaxx, Primark, Topshop & Topman, New Look, Sainsbury, Boots, Marks & Spencer, Body Shop, Debenhams and many others are all within walking distance.
The property was picked due to its proximity to south Edinburgh. They have a spacious parking lot which we felt was very important in this area. The rooms were state of the art and featured super clean and updated furnishings and finishes. The bathroom rivaled those in hotels that cost 4 times as much with modern fixtures and lighting. The owners were super accommodating and recomended we eat at the sheeps heid inn which is very close by and the oldest pub in Scotland, circa 1320! Amazing hotel in a great area!
Excellent welcome, check in a breeze. Room was upgraded foc from what I had booked. The room was clean, warm and had all the things you would need, including an iron & ironing board! The double bed was large and comfy. The bathroom was modern, with a large bath and excellent shower. Our car was parked off street and the hotel is ideally situated for getting into Edinburgh city centre. 10 mins by any number of buses. The following morning, our breakfast was excellent and the staff could not have been nicer.
Quiet. Good value for money - colleagues also staying in Edinburgh paid a lot more for their rooms and were not so lucky. Is a fair walk from hotel to the city centre, but if you’re fit and enjoy strolls along canals, through parks and don’t mind being away from the centre its perfect. A small shower but hot and powerful; shared kitchen which was actually quite a nice thing. Fridge, freezer, microwave and utensils all provided. Good quality mid-budget accommodation
Friendly and prompt welcome made better by an upgrade. Hard to say what a ‘normal’ room would have been like but suffice to say that the upgrade was more apartment than hotel room. In the new block and very comfortable, clean and given on a busy road in middle of town pretty quiet. Windows double glazed. Location great. Easy (save for the hill!) walk to royal mile and Edinburgh Castle. Tram from airport stops on the same road just a short walk from the hotel.
Great location right across from Hayward tram. About a 20 minute walk to old town but a very nice walk. Close to the Hayward pub serving great food. The USB plugs next to the beds were great. The best part was the Handy phone. We took it all over Edinburgh and Scotland. We booked tours, researched and used it’s maps. Wish every hotel had one of these!
Prime location! Just in the middle of Royal mile, between the Edinburgh Castle, Old Town, New Centre, & Palace of Holyrood. Beds were comfy. Staff were friendly. All within walking distance. They gave us free brownies & ice cream. Fringe shows were playing in the premises. The hotel in itself is like an old castle!
All of the usual amenities provided, tea & coffee making facilities, iron, hairdryer etc. Beds are super comfy & had a great night's sleep (even the kids 'slept in' until 8.15am - which is unheard of at home). Fantastic bus services to the airport & Edinburgh City Centre just outside the hotel.
Good location, not too far out of the city centre. A bus route outside the hotel made getting in and out the centre very easy indeed. We bought a £4 day ticket which ran right for up till midnight so that was very helpful. Also got an outstanding view of Edinburgh from the window.
Great place to stay in Edinburgh we're there at least 5times a year. Close to the Playhouse and the city centre. Great food as well. The staff are really knowledgeable and friendly. I recommend to all my friends it's not a back packers hostel it's a five star hotel.
Hotel Du Vin is an easy walk to all the attractions in Edinburgh. The hotel is clean and well cared for. Beautiful place to stay. The staff was so friendly and helpful. I would highly recommend staying here and if I come back to Scotland I will return to the Hotel Du Vin.
The location was great. Just a very short walk to Waverly Station. From the back entrance of the hotel it was a few steps up a “close” to the Royal Mile. Perfect for shopping , restaurants and visiting Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Abby.
The hotel 🏩 was in the centre of Edinburgh city centre. (Princess Street) Had a great view of Princess Street, the park & a fab view of the castle. The hotel 🏩 was very clean & tidy with a a large comfortable bed.
Location is the best. Edinburgh Castle is just a short walk opposite the hotel. Easy to walk around to explore the city. Friendly and helpful staffs. Breakfast is very delicious and good value for cooked selection.
Location is perfect. Sandemans Tours, Highland Experience Tours, Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle are all within easy walking distance. Staff helpful and friendly. Hotel is clean and spacious. Thanks
Hotel was very clean. Great location. Staff very friendly. Very quiet. Comfy beds. Near coffee shops,supermarkets,bars and city centre. Good place to stay while on holiday to Edinburgh.
Location was amazing, in middle of the old town and the best part is the Royal Mile.
Staff were exceptional Food was really very good The hotel is well positioned to enjoy Edinburgh
If you like fish, go next to the hotel (Tower Building) for a great meal.
