The room at this hotel was clean and comfortable although perhaps lacking some basic maintenance.

Transport links into Edinburgh are great although on arrival our plan to park the car and leave it for the 2 nights we were staying hit difficulties as the car park was full. On asking staff where else we could park we were told the closest was Edinburgh centre, about 4 miles away! (Less than helpful after a 6 hour drive!) This was all because the car park barriers were broken and hadn't been repaired allowing customers from the nearby take aways to park whilst waiting for their pizzas. Thankfully after 20 minutes sat in the car park a space became free.

Breakfast and service at breakfast was good.

Hotel has good location, with many buses stopping right outside but this was also one of the problems, the hotel is on a main road which is very busy all night with buses and cars, I struggled to sleep at all the first night, I only slept the second night as I purchased some ear plugs in town. Room was very cold aswell especially staying in the middle of winter there was one small electric heater but with the drafty window didn't do much to warm the room. There was no heating the bathroom so this room was very cold!!! Hotel only has single glazing and the curtains were blowing wildly with the draft that was coming through. I would never stay here again.

The Innkeepers Lodge in west Edinburgh is a good value, well positioned motel for Edinburgh Airport, with friendly staff and a good sized car park.

It is not the Ritz but we only paid sixty quid a night for a double ensuite room with an excellent buffet breakfast - what more can you expect ! You can get a bus right outside into Edinburgh for a £1 and Corstophine itself has a range of shops (including a Woolworths directly opposite) and chinese and indian resturarant on the doorstep. That being said the Innkeeper, being part of the Toby chain does a two course carvery for £6.50 before 7pm. Yes it might get busy but that is only because the food, like the motel, is good value for money.

The airport is about 3 miles away and you are on the right side of Edinburgh for it. We booked this place as a well known hotel, right beside the Zoo, where we had stayed before, wanted, I believe £150 a night - my advice to anyone is to save your money and stay at the Innkeeper.

The staff make this place - they are friendly, helpful and courteous. If I return to Edinburgh I would stay at the Innkeeper again and would advise anyone wanting good basic, clean accomodation to do the same.

Had 2 days to spend in the west of Edinburgh. We booked a room for 2 people and it was £15 each per night including breakfast. When we got to the room it had 4 beds in it, one double, 2 singles and a double bed settee. In places the hotel was tired but at that price it was absolutely fantastic. Got bus into the centre which cost £1 and took 10mins plenty of buses going past. Got a taxi back (4 in it) cost us £8 in total. So very cheap and cheerful accommodation. At that price and in Edinburgh why spend more, only used room to sleep in.