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2 years ago
Stayed here for 2 days. We had a lovely time. The room was beautiful and very clean. Breakfast was wonderful and Staff was very nice and attentive. The Server at breakfast didn't miss a beat. Loved my stay here. read more
3 Rothesay Place
Edinburgh EH3 7SL
United Kingdom
West End
0845 226 0232
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Lothian Road City Center Apartments
(1 review)
Looking for a cheap and central located place to stay, when visiting Edinburgh? You have found it!…read moreThis apartment has 3 different bedroms, suiteblie for couples as well as families. The possibilities are endless, and with pubs, supermarkets and several restaurants in the street right outside the front door, you can both eat out or make some delicious dinner in the apartments kitchen. If you are a shopaholic, Princes Street is just a 10 minutes walk away. Edinburgh Castle is also just 10 minutes away, if you are the more "old buildings" type. 10 minutes the opposite way you can find "The Meadows" a lovely and big park perfect for relaxing or jogging. It's extremely necessary to stop by Princes Street Gardens. This is the PERFECT place to enjoy a fresh lunch or a ice cream, if the sun pops up. The best part with the apartment is the owner. This is a lovely lady who is more than willing to help you with your stay. There do not exist something called problems. If I'm visiting Edinburgh again, I would love to stay here again.
Edinburgh Apartments
We went as a group of 8 people. The apartment was really nicely decorated and comfortable. Despite…read morebeing right on Dalry Road you couldn't really hear much traffic or noise at all. If you come by car as we did, you can park on the lane around the corner, free of charge (with the barrier card that you get on arrival). Was very convenient. The walk to the centre was about 15 mins but there is a bus stop right outside if you need it. There is also a large-ish co-op under 5 mins walk away if you need to buy food stuffs. Overall a lovely weekend and a superb apartment. Would definitely recommend.
Staycity Serviced Apartments West End
(4 reviews)
Perfect! After a…read morelong road trip around Ireland and Scotland, my husband and I wanted to stay somewhere cozier than a hotel before flying home. StayCity Edinburgh West End Aparthotel was fantastic!!! Check in/out was so easy; the apartment was stunning, spotless, and HUGE (hardwood floors, glass/tile showers, expansive kitchen, balcony); there was a washer and dryer inside our apartment; the apartment was completely soundproof; the location is walking distance to all the best sights/shops; and there is underground parking available (for an extra fee of $15 USD/12 GBP/night). The best part? You get all of that for $150 USD/120 GBP/night! Such a great price for these accommodations. We will definitely stay here again next time we're in Edinburgh. Thanks for a great stay, Staycity!
This place is in a great neighborhood if you're new to Edinburgh. It's a 15 minute walk to the…read moreRoyal Mile, and has a drugstore, supermarket, pound shop, and cafes. It's also about a 7 minute walk to Haymarket train station, which is much smaller and less chaotic than Waverly. Having said that, I had a few issues with the suite during our weeklong stay. This serviced apartment has no service. Linens are not changed, garbage not emptied, toilet paper and soap not replaced. The bathroom was too dimly lit to perform basic tasks like put on makeup, shave, or floss. The bathroom sink was too small to wash your face in without flooding the floor. The heated towel rack didn't work and was too small. The shower stall was almost comically impractical. The half-door caused a major flood with every shower. There was no shelf, so all our shower stuff sat on the stall floor. Because the soap was constantly sitting in water, it made the floor slippery, and there were no grab bars in case of a fall. Constantly bending to reach my shower stuff was just annoying for me, but would be a real problem for an older person. Miscellaneous issues: the suite windows would open only a few inches. The smoke alarm went off every time we made toast. I was told that our suite was equipped for four people, but it was cramped and frustrating for just three of us. I had to ask the front desk to remove a few chairs to make some space. I sense that the managers were trying to squeeze more people into the room than reasonable. The space was clearly suited for two people, no more. The beds were six inches apart and took up most of the bedroom. The only clothing storage was an armoir with six hangers. The ironing board and broom were jammed behind the bathroom door. There was no room for our suitcases. Lockers are available downstairs for an extra fee, though it seems kind of cheap to charge a guest extra for the inconvenience of taking an elevator down to a storage room to get their coat. It's a shame because it really is a lovely suite; it just needs to be more sensibly planned out. In closing, I would recommend this place for singles or couples who are physically fit, have no luggage, avoid grooming, don't shower, and hate toast.
Old Town Chambers
(18 reviews)
We stayed at Old Town Chambers for three nights in Edinburgh. The location could not be better…read more It's located right on the Royal Mile in the middle of all the action and between the Castle and Royal Palace. We had a two bedroom suite which had a kitchen and laundry and a spacious living room. The room was a bit of a maze to get to but we eventually figured it out. It was also in the back so there was absolutely no street noise. Service was friendly and there's an on site restaurant where we had breakfast daily. They also have a patio on the Royal Mile which is excellent for people watching. I would absolutely recommend staying here.
stayed back in 2019. Great location near the castle and so many pubs and restaurants and too many…read moreother attractions to list. We had a suite with 3 bedrooms. It was basically a high-end apartment like you would find in NY. High quality finishes. We did not have a car and I would assume parking one could be a bit of a challenge. We walked up the hill from the train station to get there. In hindsight, id take a taxi. Friendly staff.. The only issue and it was not their fault was the drunk guy singing a Bob Marley song at 2 AM in the close under our windows. (no woman, no pride. A classic) LOL! They politely asked him to go perform in another venue.. judging by recent reviews/pics, the place may be showing its age a bit, but it was excellent back in 2019.
MYB Apartments
A large, clean, very comfortable and well equipped apartment in a quiet residential location, where…read morewe felt safe. All rooms are large with good quality furnishings and plenty of storage. Each bedroom has en suite shower room plus an extra family bathroom off the hall. Excellent hosts were easy to contact and responded quickly before and during our stay, also contacted us a few times to check we were enjoying our 10 day break. Flat easy 10-15 min walk to Royal Yacht Britannia, shops, bars, restaurants, 24 hr supermarket and park. There were plenty of car parking spaces on site but frequent reliable buses day & night meant a car was not necessary to explore the city and local area. The hosts supplied a generous welcome pack and plenty of toiletries, kitchen consumables & fluffy towels, tourist information etc. Situated on the Forth estuary, with distant views of the 3 famous bridges - including the new Queensferry Crossing, the superb view changes constantly, I stood on the balcony for hours. Comfortable shoes essential to explore Edinburgh on its many levels.
From the owner: Luxury serviced apartments and suites, owners and representatives on site available 24/7. Providing…read morethe personal touch
Princess Street Suites
(8 reviews)
Nice, spacious apartment to stay at. It's perfect for a big family to stay at. Although, with how…read morehuge the space is and it was just 3 of us, it was quite scary sometimes. Or maybe it was just me and my imagination. I didn't like one painting on the hallway in our room though. It was creepy and bloody red. I didn't like that they don't clean properly too. Also, the bathroom is so far away from the main bedroom. The staffs at the reception were nice though. And, the location of the hotel was good and near the train station. Also, the rooftop is a much visit to see a 360 view of the city.
Tucked at the western end of Princes Street, where Princes Street becomes Waterloo Place, Princes…read moreStreet Suites offers an excellent alternative to pricey hotels while still in the heart of Edinburgh, but away from the touristy racket. The Suites are gorgeous - clean and modern and efficient. Our 3-bedroom suite had a spacious living room, dining area overlooking North Bridge, and a small but perfectly serviceable kitchen. The bedrooms are spacious yet cozy, with nice linens & plenty of space for your gear. For 3 people (one couple and one single), the price was right - less than 2 hotel rooms would have cost, and we got so much more. We ate a variety of meals in: breakfast, some lunches, one dinner. Shopped for groceries at the nearby Sainsbury or only slightly farther away Tesco. So nice not to have to run to a restaurant anytime we were hungry. Reception staff is helpful and will guide you to where you need to go. Highly recommended for a stay in Edinburgh if you want the flexibility and comforts of home, while still being centrally located (just 2 blocks from Waverly Street Bridge and the train station). Esp. good for families, as there's way more space than a hotel room or two. Another plus: it's located about 1 minute walk from Calton Hill, a lovely little hillside park well worth a visit for a pleasant walk, interesting monuments, and outstanding views of Edinburgh. Howie's just up the street is a good restaurant for dinner, btw. And head up North Bridge for a wide selection of cheap eats (which we didn't discover until our last day).
Fountain Court Apartments - Grove Executive
Bf and I decided to spend some time in Scotland while in London on business. After doing a bit of…read moreresearch, I had great expectations for Fountain Court. We weren't disappointed. We arrived to be greeted by a very friendly and helpful man at the concierge. The facility was spotless and our apartment was a quick lift ride above the office. The apartment itself was extremely spacious and really perfect for 2 folks. Again, the space was spotless and the kitchen was completely stocked with all we might need if planning on cooking for ourselves. Additionally there was coffee and tea stocked in the canisters. The bathroom was spotless. I did run out of hot water one morning...most unfortunate in that climate! You'll see instructions for hot water heater, etc in the closet. There were two televisions and a very cozy living space in which to relax. The location couldn't be better as the city centre and many sites are all short walks from the apartments. For folks like myself who dig lengthy walks and runs, Edinburgh has great streets for exploring and even some neat little hilly areas. There are billions of places to eat and drink. Tasco is a quick jaunt around the corner-always cool goods there. And be sure to check out Lock 25, a GREAT pub a few steps down from Tasco(sort of across from the bike shop). The food is great and super meat eater /veggie person friendly. We will happily return to Fountain Court Apartments. We love the UK, but have never dug the weather. Have to wait for crazy heatwaves!
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Great place to stay! Very close to everything so you can walk to most places. The train station…read moreis only a block away so it's very easy to walk there. The lady at the front desk was amazing! Rooms are very nice, full kitchen and a washer and dryer.
Fantastic. Everything is wonderful here-- from the moment you enter, it's a welcoming respite. The…read morepeople working there are incredibly helpful, kind, and knowledgeable, plus the accommodations are beautiful--spacious and very comfortable. The location was great too. And the restaurant where we ate breakfast at every day was delightful and the food delicious. An all around beautiful experience.
Absolutely amazing hospitality. The bartender/host Marcus made the stay so fun and comfortable we…read morewould absolutely stay here again!
As far as budget accommodations go this place was alright. The staff is friendly, helpful and…read moreflexible. The dorm rooms themselves probably try and pack a few too many people in to them and the beds can be a very squeeky. It's located a 7 or so minute walk from the heart of Old Town, which if you're staying for more than 3 or so nights can get a little repetitive. Overall I'm sure better could be found, but if nothing appeared in a search I'd come back here with no real hang ups
I really enjoyed my stay here because of the hospitality of the inn keeper. Upon arrival he…read moreimmediately gave us information about getting around town and was very informative. He was able to direct us easily to other things we needed as well. We also had to leave earlier than breakfast and they very kindly wrapped up a huge breakfast to take with us. The room itself was big, but the bathroom was way too small. The shower has barely any pressure, so if you're picky about that, maybe don't stay here. The beds were comfortable and the room was kept warm enough for the weather we were having. There was a large crack in our window though and I think it was letting in the cold during stronger winds. The location isn't the best, but there are a couple grocery stores and restaurants/pubs if you're willing to walk a bit. It's a longer walk to get into town (about 30min) and you have to pass by lots of college students on the way. It's good for lots of exercise though!
The hospitality was fine. The room was clean and quaint. The breakfast lovely. The shower/bathroom…read morewas tiny and the hair dryer was awful, needs to be updated. Better just to air dry your hair. Breakfast is only served for an hour.. which is a shame. If you are trying to get over jet lag.. you really need extra time. Would recommend a 2 hour serve time. Would also recommend a tea time.. or a snack in the evening. Leave out biscuits or something, especially after long day of touring. You come back to relax and you need a little something....
Stayed for 2 nights in August, and were blown away by both the property/room and the hospitality…read moreoffered to us by the owner. Although only 20 minutes out of Edinburgh, the woodland location was so peaceful and relaxing. The room was immaculate, both in the quality of fixtures and fittings, and most importantly, it's cleanliness. The en-suite likewise was to the same high standard. Breakfast, in the open plan kitchen diner was cooked to order, with a wide choice on offer. As for Vince, the owner, we received a genuine, warm welcome and nothing was too much trouble to ensure our stay was an enjoyable one. (He even offered to put up some sandwiches for us the day we left because we were leaving early in the morning) Overall, an excellent experience, and one we shall repeat in the future
This hotel has a wonderful location. It is perfectly placed in the middle of all the action and…read morebeauty of this city. We were helped by Hanna several times throughout our stay. Her attitude was positive and helpful. We appreciated her and the majority of the staff. The room was comfortable and clean. It was pretty quiet each night. The bed was just the right amount of firm. The room also had air conditioning which is not always available in this area. The housekeeping kept the room fresh every single day. One thing I thought was weird was the bottled water in the fridge - I believe they just filled it from the tap?!?!? The seal on the bottle was not sealed or present after the first day. The pool and steam room was great after a long day of walking the hills. There is not a hot tub here which was kind of a letdown. The breakfast in the morning was average. Each day is was basically the same menu. I'd suggest a little variety as some feedback. By our 3rd day it was repetitive. Overall this hotel is fantastic. For the price and location you get a pretty nice room and stay. Highly recommended.
The location of this place was superb; at the east end of Princes Street close to St James'…read moreQuarter. The bar was decent - I got a free beer while waiting for my room to be ready - but everything else was sub par. Thermostat in room didn't work and as I was there in February it got pretty chilly, particularly in the bathroom. I wasn't in the room much luckily. The walls had at some point been sprayed by something by a previous guest, and whatever it was had dripped its way down the entire wall. Finally the one chair that was provided had something - maybe food, maybe something worse - caked to it. My complaint at reception was dealt with by asking me if I wanted a free breakfast. In what world is this a 4 star hotel?
What a wonderful place to stay for a few nights. As the previous poster said, the staff are all…read morefantastic. Femi, our concierge the first night made sure our first night in Edinburgh was outstanding. The hotel is in the middle of everything you could want to do in Edinburgh, so there was some city noise but the rooms are incredibly comfortable and modern. I would recommend anyone to stay there.
The best location in the center of everything. Beautiful boutique style hotel with the nicest…read morestaff. Room was spacious, bedding with soft feather pillows and great linens. Excellent breakfast. Absolutely loved our stay.
We stayed here September 2023. On the site we used to book the hotel the description stated they…read moreare in Edinburgh, Scotland, had 2 room suites available and had a washer/dryer available for guest use. This hotel is in Kirkcaldy, which ended up being 2 hours outside of Edinburgh. Even though the site stated a 2 room suite, when we got there we got a single room with a double and a child's bed and were told this was what we reserved. The Washer/dryer was strictly for the hotel only, we had to find a laundromat nearby. Additionally, the menus provided showed dinner was from 6:30 pm to 9pm. Whenever we arrived, may it have been 6:45pm or 7pm, we were told dinner was already shutdown. We also had trouble getting back to Kirkcaldy after 7pm. As the city apparently shuts down around 6:30pm. However, if you are going to Scotland to explore and experience the country, do not stay at this hotel. Kirkcaldy is a quiet out of the way town. Be sure that the hotel you choose is actually centered in Edinburgh or the city you want to explore. Scotland was amazing and I do plan on returning.
We stayed at the hotel and needed a late dinner (it was 8 p.m. or thereabouts). We were tired and…read moredidn't want to drive around, so we opted for dinner in the hotel restaurant. What a good decision that turned out to be, and what a treat! In addition to excellent, attentive service, we found that the small portions of the entrées still gave us plenty of food. One of us got the small Steak Pie (£6.95), another chose the Lasagne Al Forno (£7.95), and the third chose the evening special (sorry, I don't remember what it was, but it was £6.95). For £21.85, we had a dinner that was delicious and far surpassed the quality of the food we ate at many other restaurants on our trip to the U.K. The value of the food and the service were so good. If I lived anywhere near Edinburgh, I would visit the good people at the Victoria Hotel any time I needed a night away from the kitchen.
We stayed at Conifers for two nights in March. It was a lovely experience and added its own charm…read moreto our Edinburgh experience. Our host, Dave, was wonderful. He made sure to get us checked in regardless of our late arrival. We were served a delicious homemade breakfast every morning and our host eased our fears about finding a vegetarian meal in Scotland :) Our room was wonderful. We were placed in the front room, upstairs and facing the street. It was the cozy and welcoming haven we needed after three weeks tromping through Europe. We had a private bathroom (sometimes hard to find in UK B&Bs), a huge bed and a fireplace. While we were traveling in the off-season and on a budget, the rate we were given was incredibly affordable for such a delightful inn. The house itself was close to the city center, no more than a 20 minute walk. There was also a bus line than stopped right in front of the inn but we never utilized this because we so enjoyed taking in the city on our walks. Edinburgh is an amazing city and one day we hope to return. When we do, I will be making reservations to stay at Conifers!
Great host: courteous, helpful, and willing to answer questions. Very nice building with pleasant…read morelittle parlor/dining room. Tasty breakfast. A bit pricey but overall worth it.