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Destiny - Burnet Point Hotels near New Town
8.5/10
Very Good71 reviews
1.77km from New Town
From £90
Travelodge Edinburgh Central Queen Street Hotels near New Town
8.1/10
Very Good73 reviews
0.28km from New Town
From £156
New Town Hotel Hotels near New Town
9.0/10
Great115 reviews
0.24km from New Town
From £182
The Spires Serviced Apartments Edinburgh Hotels near New Town
8.4/10
Very Good93 reviews
0.15km from New Town
From £229
Destiny Student - Holyrood (Brae House) Hotels near New Town
8.7/10
Very Good163 reviews
1.56km from New Town
From £89
Destiny Student – Murano (Campus Accommodation) Hotels near New Town
8.4/10
Very Good119 reviews
1.39km from New Town
From £81
easyHotel Edinburgh Hotels near New Town
7.7/10
Good41 reviews
0.74km from New Town
From £127
The Place Hotel Hotels near New Town
9.1/10
Great60 reviews
0.37km from New Town
From £184
Yotel Edinburgh Hotels near New Town
9.0/10
Great261 reviews
0.67km from New Town
From £219
Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh Hotels near New Town
8.8/10
Very Good471 reviews
0.72km from New Town
From £240
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Mount Royal Hotel Edinburgh by The Unlimited Collection

8.9/10
Very Good
Posted onMay 31, 2026
CNChenggongyangyao
Considering it was during the May Day holiday, two thousand plus for a room with breakfast is pretty standard for Edinburgh, especially given the hotel's excellent location. It's a maximum ten-minute walk to the train station and about fifteen minutes to Calton Hill, making it super convenient for all city attractions. I was genuinely surprised that hotels in Edinburgh are significantly more expensive than in London. As for facilities, there were no surprises there – it's basically on par with a budget hotel like Hanting in China, and the room was quite small. Cleanliness was just up to standard, nothing more. The breakfast, however, was surprisingly good! They had a decent variety of fruits, including strawberries and blueberries. Of course, 'good' in this context is judged by the standards of an economical chain hotel in Europe.
Price per night from:£211

Point A Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket

8.8/10
Very Good
Posted onJun 5, 2026
CNGuest User
This hotel is ideally located right next to Haymarket Station, making travel super convenient. We were able to walk to all the city's attractions in just over ten minutes. Our room was compact but well-designed, spotless, and dry. The bedding was wonderfully soft and comfortable, the shower had consistent water pressure, and the smart lighting was a thoughtful touch. The front desk staff were incredibly warm and attentive, and check-in was a breeze.
Price per night from:£175

Albany Hotel

8.8/10
Very Good
Posted onJul 3, 2026
GBTats13
I rarely leave negative reviews, but I feel that other travellers should know what to expect. I stayed in a single room on the top floor and was very disappointed, especially considering the price. The room was much smaller than I had expected and felt rather cramped. I paid £136 through Trip.com, even with a discount, and I simply did not feel that the room offered value for money. The room looked tired and dated. The carpet did not look very fresh, the furniture was old-fashioned but not in a charming or historic way, and there were marks on the walls that could easily have been touched up. The bedside lamp also appeared to be damaged, as the lampshade was noticeably crooked and could not be adjusted. I would also like to mention that the room and bathroom were clean, and the bed linen was fresh and clean. I knew when I booked that the room did not include a safe or a fridge, as this was mentioned in the description. However, for a four-star hotel at this price, I still feel that a safe and at least a small fridge should be provided. The television was also very small, and overall the room felt very basic for the price and hotel rating. The bathroom itself was a reasonable size, but it was not very practical. There was no shelf above the sink for toiletries, which was inconvenient. In the shower, the large shampoo and conditioner bottles were placed on the floor of the shower, meaning I had to keep bending down to reach them. I would also like to mention that access to the upper floors involves a very steep spiral staircase. I was aware that there was no lift, but I did not expect the staircase to be so steep and difficult to climb. As I was not comfortable in the room, I asked whether it might be possible to move to a different room. Unfortunately, there were no other rooms available. I had originally planned to stay in Edinburgh for another night, but I decided to move to a different hotel instead. The location of the hotel is good and convenient for Waverley Station, and the staff were polite and friendly. However, my overall experience did not meet my expectations for a four-star hotel, especially at this price. Unfortunately, I would not choose to stay at this hotel again.
Price per night from:£152

Summer Stays at The University of Edinburgh

8.7/10
Very Good
Posted onJul 12, 2026
Guest User
The room was well-equipped with all the essentials, including toilet paper, shower gel, and soap. A hairdryer could be borrowed from the front desk. Breakfast was plentiful, featuring baked goods, fruit, sausages, milk, eggs, and various beverages. The front desk staff were very helpful; they provided a detailed map and answered all our questions when we asked for directions to Arthur's Seat. Getting to the main attractions was easy: you could take a bus (20+ minutes), a taxi (8 minutes), or walk (20+ minutes), making it very convenient for getting around. The campus itself was beautiful, with lush green trees, castle-like buildings, and a variety of flowers. It was also quiet at night, ensuring a good night's sleep. For food delivery, you can use the address 19 Holyrood Park Road. Overall, I was quite satisfied with everything.
Price per night from:£95

Holiday Inn Express EDINBURGH - LEITH WATERFRONT by IHG

8.7/10
Very Good
Posted onMay 23, 2026|Twin Room
Guest User
Very nice stay near the bus stop, with many supermarket options and halal restaurants nearby. I came for a visa appointment, and the location was very convenient, close to photo and printin services and other essentials as well.
Price per night from:£184

Premier Inn Edinburgh Park (Airport)

8.7/10
Very Good
Posted onMay 20, 2026
USGuest User
Stayed for 2 nights. Very quiet hotel in a great location right outside tramstop from airport. Didnt eat in restaurant or have breakfast there, staff were lovely, bed very comfortable, Only issue i had was that i would like to have been able to open a window for fresh air. Would definately stay here again, cant wait.
Price per night from:£161

a&o Edinburgh City

8.2/10
Very Good
Posted onJun 29, 2026
Guest User
I’ve spent there 3 nights, and I loved every moment there! The staff is friendly and ready to help 24/7. The rooms are clean. It is noisy till around 1 am at nights because of the bar. However, I was so tired at the end of the day that I just would fall asleep despite the room being right behind the bar. The best experience for me was new people who I met there. Dear Nancy Lao Shi, have a great stay in there, waiting for you to come to Uzbekistan! And dear Scottish family who we met the day before yesterday who bought us Irish brew and mars bars - if you come to Uzbekistan let me know! All the things are great, dear staff thank you very much for your genuine hospitality and impeccable service!!!
Price per night from:£29

Four Points by Sheraton Edinburgh

8.1/10
Very Good
Posted onApr 9, 2026
Guest User
Excellent Location, but Serious Security Lapses I recently stayed at this hotel and found it to be a bit of a mixed bag. While there are some undeniable perks to the property, a few significant service and security issues made for a rather unsettling experience. The Highlights Prime Location: This is easily the hotel's strongest suit. It’s situated right next to Haymarket station, and there is a bus stop literally just outside the front door. Getting into the city centre takes no more than 10 minutes, making it a perfect base for exploring. Commendable Service: The reception team provided a decent welcome. I’d like to give a special mention to Shreyas, who was incredibly helpful and professional throughout our interactions. Quality Dining: We ate at the on-site restaurant and were pleasantly surprised. The food was of a high standard, and the waitstaff were attentive and friendly. Room Maintenance & Tech Issues Unfortunately, the shine started to wear off once we settled into the room: Housekeeping Oversights: Despite this being a multi-day stay, the complimentary water bottles were never replaced after the first day. Faulty Tech: The in-room tablet was practically useless. It kept restarting due to a battery fault; ironically, it even cut out while I was trying to use it to contact reception. Privacy Concerns: When we requested extra toilet roll, the staff member who delivered it attempted to walk straight into the room using their key, rather than knocking and waiting for us to answer. It was a complete breach of basic hospitality etiquette. A Major Security Concern The most distressing part of the trip occurred on our second day. Upon returning to our room in the evening, we were shocked to find the main door open. It appears the cleaning staff had failed to secure the door after finishing their rounds. Finding your hotel room left open to the public is, quite frankly, scary. It’s a massive security fail that overshadowed the rest of the stay. While the location is brilliant, the hotel desperately needs to tighten up its staff training and safety protocols. Would I stay again? Only if I were certain that the security and maintenance issues had been addressed.
Price per night from:£193

St Christopher's Edinburgh Old Town

8.1/10
Very Good
Posted onFeb 27, 2026|Bed in 12 Bed Dorm, Shared Bathroom
GBSMYT
Great accommodation for solo travellers. When I arrive I was met with a very friendly receptionist who briefed me on the stay. The reception and the bedrooms were in separate buildings for me (Old Town) but only across the road. The beds was comfortable and I was fortunate enough to have roommates who were quiet. Toilets and showers are separate, and it is clean every now and then. 4 stars because it is quite tight inside the shower the overall really good for what price you pay and would definitely come back again.
Price per night from:£27

Britannia Edinburgh Hotel

7.2/10
Posted onJun 1, 2026
GBGuest User
The room was clean; however, it was poorly lit, and the dark wall colors did not help at all. Although we chose a room without windows, we did not expect such poor ventilation or effectively none at all. Our room was located on the ground floor, and there was no reception, while the hotel Wi-Fi also did not work downstairs. Soundproofing was very poor, which contributed to a situation that left us quite dissatisfied. While my friend was in the common area trying to get a connection, she was disturbed by guests who were clearly intoxicated and were rude and abusive towards her. When I went to get her, I was also sworn at, and we quickly returned to our room to avoid the situation. She also noticed that several people passing through seemed to be familiar with these guests and did not acknowledgethe ongoing situation. Later in the evening, around 21:00, one guest began crying loudly and there was a heated argument between them and another guest. Due to the poor soundproofing, we could hear everything clearly. We tried contacting reception about the situation, but they did not answer our calls. We felt unsafe leaving the room. Eventually, someone came down and only asked the guests if they were okay, and the situation was left unresolved. The noise continued for quite some time, and our sleep was significantly disturbed. Overall, we felt unsafe staying here.
Price per night from:£98

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What is the average price of a hotel in Edinburgh for this weekend?

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What are the best places to stay in Edinburgh?

Some of the best places to stay in Edinburgh are near popular attractions like Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.

What are the best family-friendly hotels in Edinburgh?

Families visiting Edinburgh often prefer hotels like Bruntsfield Hotel, WorldHotels Elite (from £221) and The Rutland Hotel & Apartments (from £293), which are well-known for their family-friendly features of spacious family rooms and child-friendly services.

What are the top hotels in Edinburgh near Princes Street?

Some of the top hotels in Edinburgh near Princes Street include CODE The Loft - Edinburgh (from £75), Old Waverley Hotel (from £206) and Mount Royal Hotel Edinburgh by The Unlimited Collection (from £204), all offering easy access to Princes Street, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.

Where can I find the best hotels in Edinburgh?

Edinburgh has some of the best hotels for you to select. Whether you're traveling for business or on a vacation, Summer Stays at The University of Edinburgh (from £100), Destiny Student – Murano (Campus Accommodation) (from £101) and Destiny Student - Holyrood (Brae House) (from £120) are preferred hotels.

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What is the best spa hotel in Edinburgh?

Getting tired after a long walk? Apex Waterloo Place Hotel (from £225), Village Hotel Edinburgh (from £189) and W Edinburgh (from £489) provide highly rated spa services.

What are some hotels with pools in Edinburgh?

Holiday Inn EDINBURGH by IHG (from £140), Novotel Edinburgh Park (from £159) and Novotel Edinburgh Centre (from £247) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!

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W Edinburgh (from £489),Virgin Hotels Edinburgh (from £483) and Kimpton CHARLOTTE SQUARE by IHG (from £264) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with fresh, delicious breakfast!

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