We have just returned from a night at the Tigerlily. Great hotel, very funky, immaculate, clean. We had booked a double room, but when we saw it, we realised it had no bath - only a "wet room" - I really think the hotel needs to make this clear on it's website and promotional literature - that there are only 2 rooms with baths! However, when we told the hotel we were not happy with the room as it didn't have a bath, they immediately upgraded us to a mini suite (with bath) at no extra charge. The customer service is second to none, and all the staff are very polite and bend over backwards to help.

All room have an ipod and speakers loaded with the latest tunes, a plasma screen and dvd, fluffy robes and slippers and White Company products. Great touches. Housekeeping was the best I've ever encountered.

When we were upgraded to the mini suite - this has a roaring fire in front of the bed- verrrry nice :)!!

We couldn't get in for dinner at Tiger Lily, but we did have breakfast which was excellent.

We would definitely return.

Trot up to Tigerlily on the grand George Street - about 10 mins walk from the station , home of designer clothes, cafes and cars the first thing you notice is the pink neon lighting outlining all the windows of the facade, and the shiny white lights of the front of the bar. It looks tempting and is a good barometer of what lies inside.

We spurged out on a celebratory weekend at Tigerlily and it was fabulous from start to finish. When we arrived at 12 we left our bags with the porter unable to check in til 2 - when we came back our room wasn't ready so we were graciously offered cocktails in the bar and a room upgrade - no grumbles - just very swift and discreet service.

The staff are excellent without being in your face, and friendly not at all snooty. The hotel and bar is a glorious mixture of designs, with pink accents all over the place, it looks and feels glamorous. The rooms from what I saw of others on our way down the corridors are all well appointed - the mini suite we had (29) was huge - decadent and luxurious - a large walk in shower and all mod cons.

My only quibble and it is minute compared to all the plus' is the air con. I hate them, as they drone all night and this was no exception - and as the windows didn't open we were trapped!

All in all a very sexy and romantic place to spend a couple of nights - the cocktails in the bar are sublime too.

Just back from a long weekend in Edinburgh for our 3rd anniversary. We bkd Tigerlily after reading reviews and we weren't disappointed. Hotel is very stylish, staff are young, trendy and professional. Our room (19) was amazing, very large with good quality/chic furniture with all the latest technology thrown in. Particularly loved the red lights in the window. The bar is always busy (we didn't hear a thing though in our room) and yes it is difficult to get a seat. People watching is a must and we had a great couple of evenings watching the "beautiful people" do their thing!! Drinks are a little expensive but you don't stay at somewhere like Tigerlily to watch the pennies. Only ate at the hotel once (room service after over indulging on the champagne cocktails) and the quality was excellent. Yes, you are asked "Are you here for drinks" everytime you walk in but it wasn't a problem and it's actually quite nice to walk into a place and not be ignored. Hotel is situated on the best street in Edinburgh for shopping, restaurants and bars. I'd recommend Tigerlily to anyone wanting to stay right in the heart of Edinburgh's trendy area and not have to walk too far to enjoy all the city has to offer.

A superb, friendly Hotel. A real find. Enjoyed every minute of the stay. A real in place in Edinburgh with a happening bar and restaurant . The rooms are very comfortable, lots of extras, fab lighting. A real gem