An 8-minute drive from Edinburgh Airport, ibis Budget Hotel Edinburgh Park lies just off the City of Edinburgh Bypass and 30 minutes’ walk from Edinburgh Park Train Station.
Mariona
France
Very conveniently located close to the airport, with a tram stop just a few minutes walk away that allows you to reach both the airport and the city centre easily. There's also a taxi service available at the reception with taxis arriving within 10 minutes which is highly efficient.
The breakfast is very complete.
On Princes Street, opposite the Scott Monument and National Gallery, Mercure Edinburgh City - Princes Street Hotel has an excellent location, a friendly atmosphere and views of Edinburgh Castle.
Tracey
United Kingdom
Location is great. Staff friendly. Breakfast was delicious. View from the 7th floor is fantastic!
Situated in the centre of Edinburgh, the Motel One Edinburgh-Royal is 5 minutes’ walk away from the train station, and only half a mile from the Castle. Guests can reach the historical St.
Located within a 5-minute walk of EICC and a 12-minute walk of Edinburgh Castle, Hampton By Hilton Edinburgh West End in Edinburgh features a fitness centre and rooms with free WiFi.
This boutique hotel sits on the banks of the Forth in Leith, and boasts a state-of-the art gym, free parking and a stylish bar. Edinburgh city centre is just 10 minutes’ drive away.
Christopher
United Kingdom
Great hotel, great location, very comfortable bed.
Radisson Blu Hotel, Edinburgh City Centre features a spa/ fitness centre, bar and bedrooms with free Wi-Fi. Waverley train station is just a 5-minute walk away.
The Haymarket Hotel in Edinburgh city centre is located down a cobbled street in the historic Haymarket area.
Anonymous
United Kingdom
The interior decoration was charming and cosy feel. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The location of the hotel is perfect, very close to the tram and train station.
Overlooking Carlton Hill, Princes Street Gardens and Waverley Station, the 4-star Scotsman Hotel was originally built in 1905. This majestic, listed building was once The Scotsman newspaper.
Louise
Australia
Suite was lovely spacious rooms with beautiful panelling, reception and concierge staff were really helpful. Location close to main tourist sites.
This luxurious 5-star retreat has a fine-dining restaurant and romantic bedrooms about 3 km from the Royal Mile. Prestonfield is surrounded by gardens and a golf course.
The staff was exceptional! The grounds were beautiful!
Situated conveniently in Edinburgh, 100 Princes Street offers air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi and a bar. This 5-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
La gentillesse de l’équipe et la décoration.
Les petites attentions quotidiennes
L’emplacement de l’hôtel était parfait
Virgin Hotels Edinburgh features a fitness centre, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Edinburgh. With free WiFi, this 5-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
The beds were super comfy and the shower wonderful.
Located in Edinburgh, 10 km from University of Edinburgh, Melville Castle Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Hotel was spotless, grounds stunning, food fantastic.
Well located in the centre of Edinburgh, voco Edinburgh - Haymarket, an IHG Hotel provides air-conditioned rooms, a fitness centre, free WiFi and a shared lounge.
The staff were very knowlage about Edingburgh and very helpful .
An 8-minute drive from Edinburgh Airport, ibis Budget Hotel Edinburgh Park lies just off the City of Edinburgh Bypass and 30 minutes’ walk from Edinburgh Park Train Station.
Very clean and staff were very friendly and helpful
This boutique hotel sits on the banks of the Forth in Leith, and boasts a state-of-the art gym, free parking and a stylish bar. Edinburgh city centre is just 10 minutes’ drive away.
Great hotel, great location, very comfortable bed.
This small, family-run metro hotel has easy access by bus to Edinburgh city centre, less than 2 miles away. It offers free on-street parking, free WiFi, en-suite rooms and a bar.
Absolutely lovely hosts, made us feel very welcome
Set in Edinburgh and with Murrayfield Stadium reachable within 1.6 km, Tynecastle Park Hotel offers concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
The service provided by the employees was excellent.
Situated in the centre of Edinburgh, the Motel One Edinburgh-Royal is 5 minutes’ walk away from the train station, and only half a mile from the Castle. Guests can reach the historical St.
It was very close to the attractions and nightlife
Rabble is set in Edinburgh, 600 metres from Edinburgh Castle. Guests can enjoy the glass roof garden and free WiFi throughout. Every room has a TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a fridge.
It was sooo central walking distance to everywhere
Just 0.5 miles from Edinburgh Waverley Rail Station, this 4-star Ten Hill Place, WorldHotels Distinctive is owned by the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh and offers free WiFi.
The hotel is exceedingly well maintained and clean.
Just metres from Holyrood Park, Edinburgh Marriott Hotel Holyrood features an award-winning restaurant and spa. With Edinburgh Castle just a mile away, guests have free WiFi access and large rooms.
Very friendly and helpful staff, rooms were great,
In Edinburgh’s historic Old Town, this Hotel Du Vin has uniquely styled bedrooms in a former city asylum. At the hotel’s heart is a French Bistro, serving produce from the Lothian region.
everything was good except the view out of our window
Situated conveniently in the Edinburgh City Centre district of Edinburgh, Eleven Stafford Street Townhouse is set 1.6 km from The Real Mary King's Close, 1.6 km from Edinburgh Waverley station and 1.7...
Easy to find, great location had everything you need.
The Royal Scots Club offers grand country-house charm, a cosy club atmosphere and free WiFi in Edinburgh city centre. In the peaceful New Town district, there is a hotel lift for access to all floors.
It’s beautiful and old yet perfectly styled inside
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A city of heritage, heart and of course Hogmanay, Scotland’s capital is vibrant and edgy. Whether or not you come for one of its many festivals, Edinburgh is quite simply a feast for the senses.
The wealth of Edinburgh sights ranges from Holyrood Palace to the Botanical Gardens, Princes Street to the Royal Mile. Overseeing them all is majestic Edinburgh Castle. Be there at sunset on a clear day to see the city below bathed in a warm, orange glow. Simply stunning.
Wandering the streets, the smell of fish and chips wafts by, with the unique twist of salt ‘n’ sauce – a must-try variation on this favourite dish. Follow it up with a smooth whisky and you’ll start to feel like a local.
For a taste of Scottish culture, a kilt-wearing busker often plays the bagpipes on Waverley Bridge, while traditional folk music can be heard in some Old Town pubs. Complete your stay with a rugby match at Murrayfield or a round at one of the city’s 14 golf clubs, and you’ll have the true Edinburgh experience.
Whether you are looking for hotels near Edinburgh Airport or accommodations in the city center, Booking.com has a great range to choose from.
Enjoyed the Castle tour even though very busy. Loved the Palace tour and all the history. The Sandeman free walking tour was exceptional and learned about local stories and history. The people are warm and friendly and food and beer was great!
Janice
United States
Scored 10
10
I love that it is a walkable city.
I love that it is a walkable city. It is so quaint with beautiful scenery. A medieval city with a modern twist. So much to do and see. You can walk everywhere. We took the tram, the train to Glasgow, and a tour of the Western Highlands. I would encourage visitors to explore Leith, Stockbridge and Dean Village. All of them are quite different and it gets you away from lots of tourists on the Royal Mile and Old Town.
Michele
United States
Scored 10
10
Magnificent city - lots to see and do.
Magnificent city - lots to see and do. Its architecture, history and cultural attractions are great. Easy to walk around and move around in general. Friendly people, good food, scones , jam and cream offered for breakfast too!
Jane
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Edinburgh is a vibrant city with so many food options.
Edinburgh is a vibrant city with so many food options. The only downside to Edinburgh is the tourists :) There are so many places to visit from the Castle to the Scott Monument. You can walk the Royal Mile but there are also taxis and Ubers. Hubby and I did a night walking tour of Edinburgh where we were taken to an underground cavern and a stroll through the cemetery. If you're looking for somewhere nice to grab a drink and a meal, try The Alchemist in St James Quarter, great food, interesting drinks and walking distance to all the landmarks. My only complaint is that most of the hotels in the UK do not have air conditioning. It's not always cold in the UK, and their buildings are built for the cold but not the heat, which is where air conditioning would come in handy.
Kathleen
Australia
Scored 10
10
Edinburgh was really good.
Edinburgh was really good. Would love to go back and just hang around for awhile again. The buildings and city centre are generally pretty cool, with a bunch of historic sites and places scattered around to see. The city can also be used as a base to go elsewhere. I did a bus tour from there which went over to Glencoe and Fort William, among a few others places.
Within the city there's a bunch of sites to see. There's Edinburgh Castle, Scot Monument, a few galleries and museums, lots of old buildings, the Royal Mile, Holyrood Park and a stack more. My time was limited, there's more I haven't done (yet?!).
I walked everywhere. Some places are a little hilly, but walking should be manageable for most people. The city does have trams and buses as well, so public transport options are also available.
I think almost everyone enjoys Scotland to some degree. It is expensive to stay, but there may be some cheaper options for the budget minded if you're willing to make some comfort sacrifices. Otherwise, it will probably be on the more expensive side of things.
Phil
Australia
Scored 10
10
Favourite city to visit.
Favourite city to visit. It's small enough to walk around and there's always something fun to do. Great food at every price point and more coffee shops than you can imagine. The people are very friendly and it's always a good time!
The hotel is located in a quiet area but with plenty of pubs and restaurants. It is conveniently near a station on Edinburgh's wonderful cross city tram line. Access from the airport and into the city centre was cheap and easy. Leith has a lot of attractions for visitors like Edinburgh. I liked the option to not have the room serviced every day of our stay - in exchange for free drinks at the bar as an acknowledgement! The hotel wifi was fast and free. The hotel is housed in an interesting historic building.
Served a purpose as a comfortable base whilst I visited Edinburgh solely for a concert. I wouldn't stay here for a city break, as it's too far removed from Edinburgh city centre, but a comfortable hotel all the same. One major positive I will point out was the quality of service from the staff. After returning from a late finishing concert in the rain, the staff had taken the initiative to provide pizza and tea, as no where else locally was open. A really nice touch!
Hotel was amazing first time staying in Edinburgh and it didn’t disappoint. The room was lovely and the bathroom was spotless. Walked into the city centre both days and it wasn’t that far from all the attractions. Staff at the hotel were lovely as well and the place smelled amazing. Would definitely stay again.
Very nice breakfast and lovely, attentive staff . The room was quiet and warm with a spacious bathroom. The hotel is quite a way out of the city centre, but the local transport links are excellent and very straightforward. It is also within walking distance from Edinburgh Zoo.
Individual boutique hotel in an interesting historic building with lots of traditional features- felt like you were in Edinburgh. The suite was really big and comfy with a fab roll top bath. Great location as tucked away in a quiet street but a short walk to the city centre.
Anna
United Kingdom
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