My Son and I stayed at this Guest house for three nights and we enjoyed ourselves very much . We booked late so there was only a small double room left . It was small but bed was comfy and there is a living room downstairs with a big tv and sofa there if you want more space ! Kay... more

We stayed at the Eyre guesthouse in edinburgh for three nights in early October. We had a lovely room on the first floor, at the back of the building overlooking the garden. The room was very nicely decorated and clean. Breakfast was taken in the Ardenlee next door and was really good - it set you up for the day.... more

We stayed for four nights. The "double room" was intolerably small and cold! The room itself had the size of a single room but with a double bed crammed in. Two persons could hardly pass one another and there was no wardrobe and no place to put your things, so your suitcase consumed the rest of space. The "bathroom" was... more

I booked through ICMS. Hotel charged them 75/night in May for a double room, which is higher than their highest listed price. The room was extremely small: something like 2.40x2.40 plus the toilet, you can hardly pass one another in the space left free by the bed. There is no table, and no place for it. There is no wardrobe,... more

Stayed in a single room at the Eyre for one week during Edinburgh Fringe Festival. It's well located, about a 20-minute uphill walk to Princes Street and directly on a bus line that takes you to key parts of the city. The room was tiny but certainly functional and the bed was comfortable. Sheets were not regularly changed and the... more

Booked a single room for £40 over two nights. The room was gorgeous - got a double bed with en suite - and very clean and tastefully decorated. The windows shut tightly and keep out street noise very well. However, the bath towels did not smell very nice (but appeared to be clean enough). Breakfast was excellent and offered hot... more

We stayed at the Eyre guest house for 5 nights. The location is very good - quiet street 10 minutes walk from Princes street and very close to the bus stop with frequent service to New Town & the Old town. The accomodation is spartan, but clean. Breakfast is good & filling, but nothing special. However, we found it lacked... more

great place for the money. owned by the same people as the ardelee (2 houses over). a lovely (though uphill) 10 minute walk to princes street. on a nice quiet street. staff was extremely helpful and friendly. room was small and when you flushed the toilet the pipes might wake up a sleeping child, but it's the uk and if... more

I have to say that staying at the Eyre was one of the best I have had in Edinburgh. The en suite room was small but since most of the time was spent sightseeing a good bed for the night was the main aim. Having said that there was TV, radio and a small kettle for a brew up if... more