MOXY HOTELS Hotels in Edinburgh

Rooms in Edinburgh are generally not very large, and after comparing many options, this one offered good value for money. It's a bit of a walk from Princes Street, located in a quieter, slightly more secluded area. However, having a supermarket right outside the door was incredibly convenient. The cleanliness was decent, with daily housekeeping. My only suggestion would be for them to provide a 'Do Not Disturb' sign, as housekeeping tends to enter rooms without knocking, which can be quite awkward.

I have stayed in Marriott properties in many countries since the early 1980s. This was my first stay at the Moxy brand of Marriott properties. When we arrived, the driveway was completely roped off and blocked by two huge construction vehicles and the door into the lobby was also roped off. No alternative was provided to allow us to drop off our heavy bags or even to enter the hotel from the car park. Having to register my car or risk a £100 fine just to drop off the luggage was not a customer-friendly message. I am aware this applies to other Marriott airport properties in Scotland to deter non-guests from parking. But I am sure with all the brainpower in the Marriott group, a customer-friendly solution can be found. The towel in my room had holes. Housekeeping staff opened my room door twice. Luckily I was only half naked. Really lousy breakfast. Dried scrambled eggs. No other egg type offered. Dried bacon. Orange juice tasted quite bad. The lobby doubled up as the place for breakfast. As a result, food droppings on the floor were quite unsightly. But I must say the staff were all wonderfully nice, polite and helpful