Parking was easy, the hotel was clean in every area apart from the usual grouting problem and cracking tiles that the Holliday Inn regularly experience in their hotels older than 3 years! Breakfast was 10 times better than the holiday inn next to the zoo (They are both 4 star, why should the food be different). On that note, 4... more

Stayed at the Holiday Inn over the Christmas period and was very pleasantly surprised. It was very reasonable and despite there being very guests staying everything was very efficient and friendly. A very typical Holiday Inn as regards rooms (clean and basic). Unfortunately we had a fire alarm in the early hours of Christams morning but this was dealt with... more

The hotel looked nice from outside. Checking in was slow(20 Minutes). The room was quite large and had a good view. The bar prices were very drea. A lager and glass of wine were bought and we got £0.20 change from £10.00. It is too far from the city centre to walk and there are no other pubs or places... more

not really close to center city, but buses run conveniently. more

Despite the Fringe Festival and Military Tattoo crowds and the escalated prices for hotels in August, we found this Holiday Inn (Craigleith - North Edinburgh) with a great AAA rate and enjoyed it immensely. Our room on the 6th floor had a superb view of the castle hill a few miles away. The hotel is on the bus line (#41),... more

Drinks where overpriced, took 1 and a half hours to cook my dinner. Ordered breakfast to be delivered to my room and it did not arrive. Rooms were okay. Just dont bother eating or drinking more

I stayed in this hotel for 2 nights last week. The hotel was extremely expensive but was in line with other Edinburgh hotels (why is Edinburgh so expensive?). My rate was £150 per night including Breakfast. The room was a mini-suite and was very good indeed; 2 rooms and a bathroom with a great view. Food was average for a... more

we have stayed at this hotel twice, once in January for two nights and July for two nights, we booked a mini-suite both times. Excellent, with bath robes, slippers, mineral water, coffee, biscuits etc. We got a great deal on their website. Dinner, bed and breakfast in a mini suite in Edinburgh in July for £52 per person per night.... more

I stayed here 1 night after a 3 day Scottish Highlands tour. The hotel is a long walk from the city or 1 GBP for the bus to the city center. If you get a decent rate, the distance is not a big deal. The bus stop to the city center is across the street and the bus drops you... more