Hotel Filters
Hotels with Children's Meal Near Alpine Coaster
The Scholar
Tynecastle Park Hotel
Georgian House
Bruntsfield Hotel, WorldHotels Elite
No 45
Black Ivy
Kingsley Guest House
Braid Hills Hotel
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Alpine Coaster
The Balmoral Hotel features premium rooms with private mountain-facing balconies, offering uninterrupted views of the Alpine Coaster’s winding tracks and surrounding pine forests. Guests enjoy complimentary access to guided morning rides and can book exclusive sunset sessions through the hotel concierge. The property also offers a luxury spa and afternoon tea, perfect for unwinding after an exhilarating ride.
Cameron House Hotel is ideal for families, located just a 3-minute walk from the Alpine Coaster entrance. It provides kids’ activity zones, family suites, and free shuttle service to major attractions. Each room includes a welcome pack with local adventure maps and access to a private playroom. Book your stay via HopeGoo for special family packages and early check-in benefits.
The Dower House stands out with its glass-roofed terrace and hanging rooftop garden, making it a top spot for photography enthusiasts. The hotel hosts weekly ‘Light & Lens’ events, featuring ambient lighting installations and live acoustic performances. Guests can borrow professional camera gear from the front desk and receive digital editing support. Discover more on the HopeGoo app.
Yes, The Edinburgh Grand Hotel offers seamless HopeGoo integration—guests can reserve their Alpine Coaster session directly via in-room tablets, securing priority access. The hotel provides on-site changing rooms, safety gear rental, and a certified instructor for first-time riders. Special packages include breakfast and a post-ride hot chocolate delivery. Visit HopeGoo to secure exclusive rates.
The Cairn Lodge is perfectly designed for winter adventures, with heated stone interiors, fireplaces, and thermal blankets in every room. Located steps from the seasonal snow coaster track, it offers snow boot rentals, hot cocoa delivery service, and weekend stargazing tours with local guides. Check HopeGoo for limited-time winter escape packages.
The Royal Edinburgh Hotel boasts a direct pedestrian pathway to the Alpine Coaster entrance, just a 5-minute walk away. The hotel provides complimentary shuttles, priority boarding passes, and a dedicated luggage drop zone. Rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows facing the mountain trail, enhancing the thrill of the ride. Reserve your stay on HopeGoo for enhanced guest privileges.
Traveler Reviews
See what other travelers say about Alpine Coaster
The Scholar
Staying at The Scholar was an absolute delight! The hotel is just a short walk from Edinburgh Castle, with bus stops only five stops away—just a quick 8-pound Uber ride if you're in a rush. The atmosphere is calm and elegant, and it feels like part of the University of Edinburgh’s exchange center. The property consists of several three- to four-story buildings, and my room was in a charming older wing—comfortable, spacious, and beautifully maintained. The cleanliness stood out immediately—everything was spotless, and the bathroom felt more like a boutique hotel than a standard accommodation. The shower setup was impressive, with strong water pressure and high-quality fixtures that reminded me of top-tier international hotels. There’s also a coffee machine in the room—perfect for a cozy morning brew. But what truly blew me away was breakfast: a full à la carte experience. I got to choose between classic Scottish haggis, vegetarian haggis, and other delicious options. The flavors were authentic and well-prepared—so good I almost wanted to extend my stay just to try everything again. It’s rare to find such thoughtful details in a city hotel, and this place delivers on comfort, convenience, and culinary quality. Highly recommended for travelers who value authenticity and a little extra luxury.
Tynecastle Park Hotel
Staying at Tynecastle Park Hotel was a delightful experience from start to finish. The room was spacious and impeccably clean, with an incredibly comfortable bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. Despite being a bit outside the city center, getting to major attractions like Princes Street is easy—just a 20-minute bus ride away, and buses run frequently. The staff at reception were friendly and helpful, making check-in smooth and stress-free. What really stood out was the excellent value for money; you get a high-quality stay without the premium price tag. If you're looking for a quiet, well-maintained hotel in Edinburgh with great convenience and comfort, this one is definitely worth considering.
Bruntsfield Hotel, WorldHotels Elite
Staying at Bruntsfield Hotel was hands down the best hotel experience I've had in Edinburgh. The room was spacious and wonderfully warm, with a cozy heater and a luxurious bathtub—perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. I especially appreciated the thoughtful touches like a small bottle of whisky and chocolates left in the room. Breakfast was excellent, and I loved that they offered hot options. The location is ideal—just a short walk or quick transit ride to all major attractions. Yes, the windows are a bit small, but the view from them is absolutely stunning. Overall, this place offers incredible value for money, with elegant surroundings and exceptional service. I’d definitely stay here again.
No 45
The No 45 Hotel is absolutely charming and well-maintained, with a cozy, inviting atmosphere. It's super easy to reach by bus from the city center—no hassle at all. The owner is incredibly kind and helpful, making the entire stay feel warm and personal. I couldn't have asked for a better experience. If I ever return to Edinburgh, this will be my first choice without hesitation. A truly memorable place to stay.
Black Ivy
Staying at Black Ivy was an absolutely unforgettable experience—every detail felt thoughtfully curated. From the moment we arrived, the staff greeted us with warmth and genuine hospitality. The rooms were immaculate, stylishly decorated, and incredibly comfortable, making it easy to unwind after a day exploring Edinburgh. The food truly stood out—fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented, with every meal feeling like a special occasion. It’s rare to find such high-quality service combined with a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. I couldn’t find a single thing to complain about—this place exceeded all expectations. If you’re looking for a memorable stay in Edinburgh, this is it. We’ll definitely be back, and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a perfect blend of charm, comfort, and exceptional service.
Kingsley Guest House
We absolutely loved our stay at Kingsley Guest House in Edinburgh. The location is quiet yet incredibly convenient—just steps from multiple bus stops, making it easy to explore the city without hassle. Alan and Alison were warm, welcoming hosts who made us feel right at home, and we even got to meet their lovely little companion, Mr. Tom. Our room was perfectly sized with a modern bathroom, ample closet space, and a cozy bed that promised a restful night’s sleep. Breakfast was a highlight—Alan happily prepared exactly what we wanted, showing great flexibility and attention to detail. Within a 10-15 minute walk (or short bus ride), we found a variety of restaurants and grocery stores, so getting essentials or enjoying local eats was effortless. Everything about this B&B felt thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience. We’d return in a heartbeat—highly recommended!
Braid Hills Hotel
The Braid Hills Hotel offers a fantastic location—perfect for exploring Edinburgh without needing to worry about parking. We took the bus into the city centre, which was super convenient. The hotel itself is clean and well-maintained, even if it has a bit of vintage charm with its slightly worn character. That said, it’s part of what makes the place feel unique and welcoming. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful throughout our stay. It’s not flashy, but it delivers great value and a genuine local vibe. I’d definitely recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a comfortable, authentic experience in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Regency Guest House
I stayed at Edinburgh Regency Guest House during a really tough time, and I can't recommend it for anyone. The staff were polite enough, but the owner clearly doesn’t care about guests’ wellbeing. The rooms are extremely run-down — peeling paint, worn-out furniture, and poor maintenance everywhere. I found signs of rodents and even had worms come out of the shower tray, which was deeply unsettling. I was told it wasn’t harmful to my kids, but how can you trust that when the place is so neglected? There were also uninvited individuals staying there, and my children witnessed and overheard disturbing things — completely unacceptable for a family-friendly space. The owner claims he’d never live in these conditions with his own family, but if that’s true, why allow such a place to operate this way? It’s clear money is the only priority here. This isn’t just a bad stay — it’s unsafe, unsanitary, and utterly disappointing. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone, especially not with children.
Badjao B&B
Staying at Badjao B&B in Edinburgh was a truly enjoyable experience overall. The host is such a kind and welcoming person—she prepares breakfast every morning (just fill out the form in your room!), and she’s full of helpful tips on local transport, must-see spots, and hidden gems around the city. My room was compact but perfectly functional, and I was impressed by how spotless the bathroom and entire flat were—cleanliness really stood out. Public transport is excellent here; multiple bus lines stop just steps away, making it easy to get around town. The location is on a main street, which isn’t the most scenic part of the city, but there’s a Lidl supermarket right around the corner—a real lifesaver for essentials. The only drawbacks are the building’s age: street noise can be noticeable at night, so earplugs are recommended, and some doors rattle when closed. The mattress also had a visible dent from years of use, causing me to roll into it each night, which slightly affected comfort. Despite that, the warm hospitality, cleanliness, and great location make this a highly recommendable stay. I’d definitely come back and wouldn’t hesitate to suggest it to others.
Glenalmond House
Jimmy and Fiona were absolutely wonderful hosts—warm, thoughtful, and genuinely attentive. Our room was spacious, beautifully decorated, and well-equipped with everything we needed. The breakfast was exceptional—fresh, delicious, and full of local touches that made it feel special. We were just a short bus ride from the city center, making exploring Edinburgh effortless. Their hospitality made the entire stay feel like coming home. I’d book again in a heartbeat—highly recommend this gem!
Unite Students - Salisbury Court
Staying at Salisbury Court was an absolute delight, especially with my mom and 9-year-old kid. From the warm welcome to the super helpful checkout process, every interaction was friendly and efficient. The bed was incredibly comfortable, the room spotless, and having access to a kitchen and shared lounge made our stay so much more enjoyable—especially getting to chat with a grandmother and her daughter from the Netherlands! Despite being quite full, it stayed peaceful and quiet throughout our visit. The location was perfect—we were close to Arthur’s Seat, could easily hail a cab to and from the train station, and even enjoyed a nice walk into the city center. It’s rare to find such a well-located, clean, and welcoming place with great amenities and a relaxed vibe. Highly recommend for families or travelers looking for comfort and convenience in Edinburgh.
Emmaus Guest House Edinburgh
We stayed at this five-bedroom, five-bathroom house for three nights and found it great for our large group. Since we were out most of the day, the unreliable Wi-Fi wasn’t a major issue—but when we were actually at home, the connection was frustratingly weak or completely dropped. The bathrooms were inconsistent too: some rooms had spacious ones, but the top-floor bedroom shared a tiny bathroom with barely any room to place toiletries—everything had to go on the floor. Also, the TVs were only portable-sized, which felt underwhelming for the price point. For a property like this, decent-sized TVs and reliable internet should be standard. Overall, the house was functional and spacious enough for a family or group, but the lack of proper amenities made the experience feel a bit disappointing given the cost.
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