In total I had four nights at this bed-and-breakfast and it was very pleasant. It is situated not far from the city centre, ten minutes on the bus takes you to Waverly Bridge where all the tour bus operate from. The landlady was lovely and I had a cooked breakfast every morning how I liked it. My room was very... More

The rooms looked lovely and the host was initially very friendly - however when the day came to check in there was an obvious common mistake where both parties were mistaken as to the types of rooms booked. This can normally be resolved but when the host tells the customer that they are wrong and that it is not her... More

We would definitely stay at the Rosehall hotel again. The owners are very friendly, breakfast was lovely, our bedroom was beautiful expecially the very comfortable four poster bed. It was also surprisingly clean for such a large family run place. I truly cannot think of any faults what's so ever and I am quite fussy... :)

I stayed a few nights in this hotel with a friend and felt very at home. The building itself is magnificent, especially the staircase and the bar breakfast area. I read below a comment saying there was no Internet available however when I stayed there was a computer available in the hall which the owner Teresa helped me connect to... More

Lovely scottish experience. I have stayed in other hotels and b and b's around Edinburgh but nothing compares to this one. Lovely hostess that will go out of her way to help you and give you information on the beautiful city and things to do. Beautiful bar and breakfast room, with a filling and tasty traditional breakfast. I don't think... More

I arrived at the Rosehall hotel on Friday the 12/08/2011. One of the first comments from the owner was 'Your check out time is 10am on Monday, this was constantly said throughout the weekend, not very welcoming. The breakfast was cold eg: the toast every morning. The owner banged on my door on Friday evening complaining about the noise from... More

Rosehall Hotel I arrived late Friday night in Edinburgh. THe time coincided with the Edinburgh Festival and so almost all hotels were full. I walked in Rosehall Hotel and luckily found a room and the cost, I guess when compare among other guest house, was really cheap. My stay was 50 pounds per night. Location - a bit remote from... More

Three of us stayed at this hotel whilst working in Edinburgh. It was very convenient for us and although out of town (about 15 minutes walk), there is a bus stop outside with regular buses to the centre. You have to park in the street behind which wasn't a problem on this occasion, and it is free. We had a... More

I arrived at the Rosehall Hotel unexpectedly one Saturday morning, right after I had experienced a truly unprofessional and tacky altercation with one of the owners of the Gil-Dun Guest House, where I had initially booked a room. Obviously, I was rather upset when I walked into the reception of the Rosehall Hotel, but Teresa, one of the owners of... More