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"Great location. Super clean rooms. Tiny gym. Friendly staff. "

"The central location places a guest near most center city attractions and within walking distances. Downside were the occasional late-night crowd noises and few outlets for any sundry or drug store needs."

"Everyone was so helpful and delightful The only downside was the shower,"

"Good hostel. It is the middle of the old town. Very convenient for visiting all the attractions. Rooms and beds are clean and comfortable. Staffing is very friendly. I highly recommend this place. "

"Great hotel, so much to see and do nearby"

"Comfortable location."

"Great location, just a 5 min walk from the metro - and theres actually a sneaky way that makes it even closer that we didnt know about til we left - they have an elevator that goes down below the bridge where theres no foot traffic making walking w/luggage a breeze and goes straight to the train station. They had a full restaurant and offered an AYCE order off the menu breakfast at a very reasonable price - 18 euros a person i think? Comfortable bed, nice soaking tub. Tub and shower are separate so you can enjoy a Japanese style bath if you wanted. Only downside is that the room i got was a "city view" and our view was just a brick walk. We joked about how bc the room came with photographs of the city on their walls that that was made it "city view" lol. However, we don’t travel to just look out the window of our hotel. We wanna get out there! I'd just say dont bother paying more for a room that claims to have a view. I'm sure some do but you may not be so lucky. Again, location was great. Not only dist to metro but to the heart of Edinburgh- minutes from Calton Hill w/a great view of the city and all the shops/restaurants/castle."

"Staff were helpful - always a plus. Location was within walking distance of princes street. "

"The hotel was conveniently located close to the Royal Mile and the train station. Breakfast was a huge buffet. Relatively good value, considering prices in Edinburgh. "