The location was the main reason to stay here. There is a big free car park and a bus stop right outside that goes straight to the centre of Edinburgh. It take about 20 mins and there is one every 10 mins during the dat and every 30 mins in the evening. For £3 you can use all the buses... more

The Premier Inn in Leith was ideally situated for our weekend in Edinburgh with 2 children. It backs onto the Firth of Forth, with a great view up the river to the bridges. We chose this hotel instead of a city centre hotel for ease of parking, and then took the bus each day into the city (every ten minutes,... more

L-shaped hotel with the longer arm facing the Firth of Forth; ground floor with two floors above; wooden construction, contemporary design. Quieter rooms are on the top floor, seaside (most popular side) at the ends of the corridor. Double-glazed windows soundproofed the room quite well from outside noise. The bar-restaurant attached to one end of the hotel faced a small... more

The room was a typical Premier Inn room so no surprises there. Breakfast was served in the adjoining Brewersfayre pub/restaurant: it was a shabby place, the upholstery on seats was dark, shiny and dirty. Food debris was on the floor and low level window sill from the day(s) before. The windows were dirty and the plaster board walls holed. There... more

We have just returned from a short autumn break in Edinburgh. Myself, wife and eight year old son stayed in a family room on the first floor with a sea view across the harbor and down the Forth. The Forth bridge was visible from our room. The hotel was a good base to explore Edinburgh from (we were using a... more

Wow what a fantastic find, we stayed here and were delighted with what we got, fantastic room, great free breakfast, great staff, great location. we will be back, dont stay in ed stay here, nice and quiet, on major 24hr bus route, loads of places to eat. more

Many would call this Newhaven rather than Leith - if you get a seaview room, you'll be overlooking Newhaven Harbour and the Firth of Forth (and if you don't, you'll probably be overlooking a building site - the hotel is in a former dock area with lots of residential development taking place). The hotel is a standard Travel Inn design.... more

Stayed here for an Xmas party in the Leith area. This Travel Inn is exactly what you'd expect - and I'd rather know what I was getting here than take a shot in the dark elsewhere. Big, very clean rooms (our room was on the sea / lighthouse side - it's a stone's throw from the sea). The (ex)Royal Yacht... more

Our room was booked as a tour package for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo. There was no phone in the room (other premier travel inns have them), but that did not present a problem as I have a cell phone. There is a nice pub-style restaurant and bar attached to the hotel and our full-breakfast was included with our room; when... more