Murrayfield Park Guest House Reviews

Arrived at property same time as another guest and he phoned owner who gave us code to get in and let us know we’re to get keys for room. Room was lovely with tea and coffee facilities and comfy bed. Bathroom sink was blocked. Overall nice accommodation and close to bus stop for town.

Not recommended! Solid foundation for its mere 2.6-star. Rooms said to have windows, which is true except the whole room located in basement, looking through the narrow window only thing seen is vehicle plates and wheels. No wifi connection and poor signal for cellular data, ie. no chance to access the internet in your room at all. Light bulb is fixed to the socket by electrical tape. Is this even legitimate in UK? In my country this causes hotel owners fine and even suspension of the business. It is fully understandable that a family business cannot operate key card system. Letting guests collect keys from front desk is proven equivalently effective, unless the manger does not even have a proper knowledge of available keys and rooms. The hotel manager first led me to unlock a checked-in room, until I saw some others’ personal belongings on the floor. Then the manager rearranged me to another room, but there was no key to the room. Letting me wait for 20mins in the hall, the manager arrived and found out that the key has not been returned by the previous guest. Seems that personal safety and privacy are put in risk.

Generally not bad, however there was no WiFi as said in the description.

The room didn't have wifi and poor reception for use of own smart phone. No one on premises to assist. No reception. A little over-priced for such basic level of service. Otherwise, rooms were OK.

The soundproofing in the UK is not very good. You can hear the people coming in and out of the room next door clearly. And try to choose a private bathroom.

No shampoo and shower gel, not cost-effective