"Location is GREAT. Bus stop is just outIde and takes you to Edingburgh Center in 30 minutes. Just swipe your credit card. Cost is 2,40 pounds.
Staff is VERY service oriented. And we enjoyed our stay.
A Coop is just across the street.
We recommend a walk to the Drum Estate next door.
Breakfast was excellent.
We had dinner at the local pub: Robins Nest and it eas cheap and good."
"Property is dated and the bare minimal was provide in terms of amenities (such as no basic seasoning (no salt or black pepper). One garbage bag to last 4 days for 8 guests."
"Everything was perfect! The room was a little small but ok for two people. The location is also perfect to see every major attractions with a average time of 15 minutes walk."
"Beautiful building and grounds, with plenty of place in the rooms and the house to just spread out and relax (Library, Music Room, bar...). Very friendly and helpful staff - we'll be happy to return..."
"Imaculate modern room in a great location and fabulous amenities.
Reception Staff really friendly especially as we left when the heavens opened and we needed to walk to tram stop.
Would definitely stay again :-)"
"Really great hotel , 15/20 minute walk from city centre. Clean , friendly helpful staff. Everything in room you could want. Will definitely stay there again."
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Gilmerton is home to Gilmerton Cove, so why not stop by during your stay in Edinburgh. Our travelers also like the museums and art galleries in the area.
We stayed for 4 nights and 5 days snd were very happy with the service, the breakfast choices, the location and the size of the room. Staying at the lower end of the Royal Mile was a big advantage because it wasn’t as crowded and there were plenty of restaurants nearby.
Amazing mansion conversion into an event center and hotel. And there is even a lift to get you up to the top floor! Breakfast was generous and cooked to order. It was somewhat difficult for me to find using GPS. Needed to ask for help at the Tesco petrol station.
While it was bizarre being above a shopping mall, the hotel was great. We stayed in a mobility-accessible room which was filled with thoughtful design choices. Loved having the kitchenette, too.
This is one of the best hotels I've stayed in the UK (and I've been staying at quite a few 5 star hotels). The staff was professional, friendly, and accomodating. They def pay attention to details and ensure we have the best experience. Even provided me some of the best local recs and I was quite impressed (and this is coming from a foodie like me)
Convenient location allowed us to walk to all the attractions, shops, and endless dining options. The staff was friendly, the bartender was a super hard worker and great at his job, and the rooms were clean. The hotel locks the gate at night so you have to use your key to get in, which is a nice feature for safety. If you are a light sleeper, it might be too noisy for you. Not from inside, but the people outside late at night (our room was facing the street). I found it entertaining and added to...
Enjoyed our stay here. Room was a great size with comfortable beds. Location is excellent: 5 min walk to the castle, and around a variety of shops and restaurants and a very safe area. Staff was helpful and friendly.
The only “con” is parking for the hotel, which is about a 15 min walk away, so can be challenging if driving.
Dalhousie Castle is the ideal place if you're looking to stay in a castle in the Edinburgh area. It's about a 20 minute taxi ride from the city center which is just far enough to be out in the peaceful Scottish countryside. The castle itself is absolutely beautiful, and sits on grounds that are equally so, with archery, falconry, and several great walking paths.
The staff at the hotel were extremely nice and accommodating - we were even greeted by a nice gentleman in full Scottish garb who...
We stayed at The Raeburn for one night on a recent trip to Edinburgh but wish we could have stayed a few more! The room was huge with lovely woodwork and a marble bathroom (the fixtures were top-notch with a huge tub, huge shower, double sink, and towel warmer). Our king-sized bed was very comfortable and there was also a large flat-screen TV. The elevator made it easy to get to our room and there was parking on-site. The staff was friendly and helpful. They gave us champagne to help us...
Amazing, quaint hotel that also still serves as the Royal Scots Club. Located in a more quiet part of New Town, yet only a few blocks away from St. Andrews Square, Princes Street & Stockbridge.
Hotel atmosphere might be a bit too settled for families with small children or younger partygoers & clubberers, everyone else who is looking for a nice and quiet retreat from the hectic and tourist filled city and a friendly, personal staff should not get disappointed.
