It's a perfect place near the centre of the city.
The rooms are very spacious and definitly clean. And I was surprised to find a room so near the centre and being so quiet during the nights.
The breakfast is also just perfect: you can be sure to get exactly what you wish.

This is the second time we have stayed at inchgrove and we will definitely be going back.

The building is beautiful and the rooms are so stunning with massive bathrooms, big shutters and its all very grand - esp for the price you pay.

The location is perfect too, a stones throw from Princes Street.

The service is so warm and friendly and the breakfast is INCREDIBLE, just ask what the options are and you'll be amazed at the list they reel off - just remember to make sure you dont eat the night before!

We stayed at Inchgrove House for one night and found it to be absoutely charming. Although our double room was in the basement it was light and airy and had a very comfortable four poster bed. There was plenty of hot water in the bathroom for showers and baths, and everything was immaculately clean.
The breakfast could be quite a challenge if you chose to have everything! There was a good selection of cereal, yoghurt and various toasted breads.
Absolutely great for Princes Street, the castle and the town centre, and only a short bus ride to Murrayfield for anyone watching the rugby.
Walter and Duncan were perfect hosts.
Highly recommended.

Inchgrove seemed lovely on arrival but worryingly we could not open or lock our room until we pressed against the door and played with the key for over 5 minutes. If there had been a fire we would have been stuck. The owner was not concerned about this and neither was he bothered that our shutters in the bathroom would not lock leaving us no privacy. Furthermore there was dried blood on the sheet and hot water only worked for a few hours a day and came out of the taps green.