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Garner Hotel Edinburgh - Haymarket
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Edinburgh
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Hampton Hotel by Greene King Inns
The Haymarket Lairg Hotel
Dalry Guesthouse
Granville Guesthouse
Fountain Court Apartments - Grove Executive
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Garner Hotel Edinburgh - Haymarket
The Garner Hotel Edinburgh - Haymarket is absolutely perfect for travelers who value convenience and comfort. The room was spotless and well-maintained, with a clean, modern feel that made us feel right at home. Location-wise, it's unbeatable—right next to bus and tram stops that connect straight to major attractions and the airport. We never had to walk far for anything: there’s a Tesco, a Co-op, and a small local grocery store (can’t remember the name, but it’s super affordable and stocked with everything you’d need). It’s like having a mini supermarket just outside the door. The management by LHH ensures a consistent, high-quality experience—no surprises, just reliable service. After staying here, I can confidently say I’ll never choose a guesthouse again. For ease of travel, great value, and a central base in Edinburgh, this hotel hits all the right notes.
Four Points Flex by Sheraton Edinburgh
The location is unbeatable—everything worth seeing in Edinburgh is just a short walk away, from the castle to historic streets and museums. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, friendly service and genuine attention to detail. I felt welcomed from the moment I arrived. The room was spotless, well-maintained, and incredibly comfortable—perfect for a relaxing stay after a day of exploring. Cleanliness, convenience, and hospitality all at top level. This is exactly the kind of hotel I’d recommend to anyone visiting Edinburgh, and I’ll definitely be returning.
Hampton Hotel by Greene King Inns
My stay at Hampton Hotel by Greene King Inns was absolutely fantastic. The location is excellent—just a short ride from the airport via Lothian, making arrival so convenient. The hotel itself is beautifully designed, with a cozy and modern vibe. The room was spacious, clean, and incredibly comfortable, with everything you'd need for a relaxing break. What really stood out was the on-site pub and restaurant. The food was delicious, well-prepared, and full of flavor—especially their local specialties. The staff were friendly, attentive, and efficient, making every interaction a pleasure. The music in the pub added just the right touch—a perfect balance between lively and laid-back. It felt like a true home away from home. I’d definitely come back without hesitation. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Edinburgh.
The Haymarket Lairg Hotel
The Haymarket Lairg Hotel is a charming option located in a great, central spot in Edinburgh—perfect for exploring on foot or hopping on the subway. The location alone makes it a strong choice, and the overall atmosphere is warm and inviting. I stayed twice, each time for three nights, but was disappointed that the room wasn’t cleaned during either visit—something that definitely affected the experience. The standard rooms are quite basic in furnishings and feel quite small, so it’s important to be aware of this when booking. If you’re planning a longer stay or prefer more space, consider upgrading to a larger room type. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel still offers good value for money, especially if you're looking for a quiet, authentic Edinburgh base with easy access to city attractions.
Dalry Guesthouse
Absolutely loved our stay at Dalry Guesthouse! The location is fantastic—just steps away from the subway and right next to a Lidl, which made grabbing essentials super convenient. The room was clean, well-sized, and cozy with everything we needed. Breakfast was a real highlight—fresh, hearty, and full of local flavor. The staff went above and beyond with their warm hospitality, always ready to help or offer tips. The neighborhood itself has a vibrant, multicultural vibe, with diverse cafes and shops around every corner. It’s such a welcoming, authentic part of Edinburgh. For a budget-friendly yet high-quality experience, this place truly delivers. Highly recommend for travelers who want comfort, convenience, and a genuine local feel.
Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket
Staying at the Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket was a fantastic experience overall. The room was larger than expected, featuring a comfortable sofa that made it feel more like a home away from home. Cleanliness was excellent—everything looked fresh and well-maintained. The in-room amenities were thoughtful: a capsule coffee machine and a fridge made mornings easy and convenient, especially for that quick caffeine fix. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better—just a short walk to the train station and within easy reach of major attractions. There are plenty of restaurants and cozy bars nearby, so dinner and drinks are never an issue. The only downside is the cabinet above the tea station—it has a sharp corner that could easily cause injury if you’re not careful. It’s definitely a safety concern, especially when moving around with luggage or in low light. A simple fix like adding a soft edge cover would go a long way. Otherwise, this hotel offers great value and a welcoming atmosphere.
The Roseate Edinburgh
Staying at The Roseate Edinburgh was a truly memorable experience. While it didn’t stand out dramatically over our previous night’s accommodation, the unique charm of being housed within a historic castle made all the difference. The atmosphere is quiet and serene—perfect for unwinding after a busy day exploring the city. Rooms were clean, well-appointed, and surprisingly peaceful, with excellent sound insulation. The surrounding area is pleasant too—cozy cafés, local shops, and easy access to public transport make getting around hassle-free. It’s not just a place to sleep; it feels like stepping into a story. Great value, great location, and an unforgettable stay overall.
Britannia Edinburgh Hotel
Staying at the Britannia Edinburgh Hotel was a pleasant surprise, especially since it’s a bit outside the city center—though that’s actually one of its biggest perks. The hotel is tucked away in a quiet area with a large park right next door, perfect for morning walks. My parents loved strolling through the fresh air each day, and the peaceful vibe made our stay feel like a real retreat. A short walk takes you to Dean Village, which has such a charming, rural feel compared to the bustling city. The room itself was unremarkable but comfortable—nothing fancy, but clean, well-maintained, and had all the essentials. It’s not flashy, but it works perfectly if you’re after a calm, relaxing base. Plus, getting into the city by public transport is easy. Overall, this place offers a great balance between tranquility and convenience—ideal for travelers who want to escape the crowds without sacrificing accessibility.
Village Hotel Edinburgh
Staying at Village Hotel Edinburgh for three nights was an absolute delight. The location is super convenient—just a short metro ride into the city center, and there are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The room was spotless, with a comfortable bed that made for a restful sleep every night. I especially appreciated the 24-hour fitness center—it's well-equipped and perfect for early morning workouts or late-night sessions. The on-site bar has a cozy, inviting vibe with soft background music, making it a great spot to unwind after a day of exploring. The common areas are clean and well-maintained, adding to the overall pleasant atmosphere. With its great value and excellent amenities, this hotel stands out. I’d definitely return and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Edinburgh who wants a comfortable, lively stay.
Piries Hotel
Since traveling to Europe has been a bit risky lately, I decided to go for the next best thing—Scotland. The Piries Hotel is perfectly located near Haymarket Station, just a short walk into the heart of the city, with trams and buses nearby. That said, the room was extremely basic and not at all what I expected when booking. It was also quite noisy because it’s situated right at the base of the stairs leading up to the upper floors. To make matters worse, the hotel charged me twice for the same stay—six weeks apart. I’ve reached out via phone and email, but they’ve refused to respond or explain what went wrong. Honestly, despite the great location, I can’t recommend this hotel under any circumstances. I’ve traveled extensively around the world and have never experienced anything like this before. It’s hard to believe this happened, and I’m left wondering if this is a common issue or just an isolated incident.
Edinburgh Grosvenor Hotel New
I truly miss this hotel—it was such a gem! Sure, the building feels a bit dated and the corridors can be a little maze-like, but the breakfast absolutely blew me away. It easily outshined what many higher-rated luxury hotels serve. The location is unbeatable—just a 3-minute walk from Haymarket train and tram station, with access to at least 20 bus routes. You’re never far from anywhere in the city. And on top of all that, it was incredibly affordable—seriously one of the best values I’ve ever experienced. This place felt like an old lady who’s lost her spotlight but still carries grace and warmth. I’m genuinely excited to see what the new building will bring, hoping they preserve the soul and charm that made it so special.
City Rooms Edinburgh
The location of City Rooms Edinburgh is excellent—very convenient for getting around the city by metro. The bed was comfortable, which was a plus. However, during our five-day stay, the room was never cleaned at all—even the bathroom remained untouched. The carpeted floor was another issue; it’s hard to keep clean and feels unhygienic. It’s disappointing, especially considering the price. I wouldn’t recommend this place, and if I ever return to Edinburgh, I’ll definitely look for a different hotel.
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