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|Reviews of Hotels near Harvey Nichols in Edinburgh
60 Reviews
Edinburgh
|3.07km from city centreThe location is great. There are bus stops right in front of it for both sides. It is very easy to go to Rosslyne Chapel or the city center. There is always hot water. The wifi works well. The rooms are fine. The only downside is there is no breakfast. That's fine too, there are many alternatives outside. There are no hotel slippers, but that's nowhere else in the UK. So bring your slippers in your suitcase when you come to the UK. I would definitely stay here again if I came back because of its location and very good price/performance value 👍👍👍
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From£113
131 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.76km from city centreExcellent staff, clean room and convenient location make Edinburgh’s Marriott Hotel Holyrood one like no other. The receptionist made a provision for me to check in early at 9:30 am and for me that was a major relief as I traveled by train from London and really needed to rest. Thank you to the impeccable room service as well that made it a relaxing time for me.
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From£223
83 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.78km from city centreGoogle Maps brought us to wrong place. Be careful! Hotel is good location. Much bigger than what it looks from outside.
Parking is limited and requires extra payment. We could not parked onsite and was directed to park at another nearby APEX hotel.
We love the rubber ducky!
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From£270
134 Reviews
Edinburgh
|1.08km from city centreHostel location is nice near university of edinburgh.
Breakfast menu is nice although its the same everyday even the options of fruits and crossiant fillings.
Its freshly made everyday . Service is nice at ground level is really nice
Pro: location, hotel staff , laundry and dry cleaning service on first come self serve basis.
Rooms have AC , Table fans, iron kit , mircrowave and fridge.
Con: Room service needs improvement. They have given it to 3rd party so have fixed timing and clean rooms faster and can be some times undone partially!
I would recommend to stay here for 3-4 days or untill you are not bored of eating same breakfast :)
Reception is available 24/7 which is nice.
Nearest bus stop at forrest road.
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From£227
56 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|0.57km from city centreThe hotel is located in the new town, 10 minutes walk to Prince Street, the location is very good, downstairs is very popular with locals of the traditional British restaurant, locals will come here specially for breakfast. There is a unique design style, the room is big enough, the bed is comfortable enough, very comfortable experience, the only downside is that the stairs are very narrow and the large luggage is very difficult to get up and down.
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From£528
121 Reviews
Edinburgh
|1.26km from city centreVery good location, clean
but small and old
It's almost the same in Europe and the UK
But overall it's good, very expensive.
There's nothing cheap in Edinburgh's old city.
Location is very good
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From£147
129 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.24km from city centreVery good, the service is very enthusiastic. When we arrived at the hotel at night, the handsome guy at the front desk upgraded our room. It is super large with a living room and two washbasins. The environment is also very clean and tidy. It is very close to Edinburgh Railway Station. You can see the entrance of the railway station when you come out of the back door of the hotel. If I have the opportunity to come to Edinburgh next time, I will still choose this hotel
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From£360
109 Reviews
Edinburgh
|2.99km from city centreThis hotel is historic and grand, I highly recommend it. Was once the Harbor Master's house for the port of Leith and it truly holds all of the charm of a historic building, but with many cool upgrades! The area is really charming, just off the water and a fairly quick bus ride to all the downtown sites. Every single member of the staff from the restaurant, to housekeeping to the front desk really went out of their way to be kind, helpful and attentive. This was a trip of a lifetime for me and they truly made my visit to Edinburgh all the more. I highly recommend The Malmaison. Thank you so very much for an excellent stay.
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From£152
193 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.48km from city centreGreat hostel and the staff are very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended, been going there for years and will return in the future..Only fault is there could be a quiet designated area to eat and read and relax. The bar dominates the social area.
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From£33
110 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.34km from city centreThe location of the hotel is excellent, exit the train station, 3 minutes walk. It is still a place to take pictures and punch in. It feels good to live in the scenery of others! The most important thing is to go to Edinburgh, the art gallery net red can be reached in a few minutes. A little expensive is true. Hotels in Edinburgh are generally expensive.
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From£238
188 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.28km from city centreAwful hotel that is definitely not 4* and the service is not at Hilton level at all….
The hotel goes under the renovation and there were only 2 lifts with queues and they are also used by the staff too
We had a room for 3 people and had all set up for two people only, the room was dirty with hair in the shower and the ceiling.
When I took the shower the pipe was blocked and the water started to leak to the bathroom… yes they sorted the problem quite quickly but still was not great experience
There were no slippers and bathrobes. I asked for x3 slippers and they brought only one pair. I asked again and they brought only one pair again. On the third time they brought two pairs…. When I asked for 3!!! And still no bathrobes. We asked for additional blanket and it was in a random location after the room was cleaned.
The room was cleaned badly on the next day we stayed. My pajamas was thrown elsewhere and I found it on the table, the towels we put on the floor to be replaced were fold dirty on the shelves… the blanket was in a random location and the cleaner did not pay any attention at all left the room dirty. Very disrespectful
I felt that I had to beg for the things we are supposed to get in this kind of hotels. Shocking!!!
Yes they compensated with a complimentary breakfast which was good but still the service was bad. They sent the cleaner and by the time she came we were already sleeping. And she did not speak any English … very disappointed
Room 210, 26.10-28.10 2024
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From£238
51 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|1.01km from city centreWhen you open the hotel window, you can see the castle, and below is Edinburgh's garden fountain. The room is very new and has complete facilities. It will feel a little far to drag your luggage back from Aibo Railway Station. There is another Premier Inn hotel slightly closer to the train station. But the unexpected bonus is that it is very close to the rural village of Dean, and it takes 10-13 minutes to walk there through navigation. Stayed 2 nights in total. Most of the guests here are local British citizens, and I have never met any Chinese.
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From£242
77 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|0.31km from city centreVery good hotel with excenllent views. The buffet style full English/Scotish breakfast is so goooood after a hangover from the bar within the hotel which operates 24 hours (almost!!).
I also stole beer from the tap while the bartender was away and he laught at it and did not cause any trouble although the bartender next told me that the previous night bartender should be treated with caution lol. They were both fabulous.
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From£178
16 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.47km from city centreBecause it was a weekend, breakfast didn't start until 8:00 that day, but I joined the day tour and the meeting time was 7:30, so the staff kindly let me in earlier to have breakfast.
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From£190
87 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|1.23km from city centreAt the beginning, I lived in a big bed room. The room was on the first floor and was small. I changed the suite the next day and brought my own garden and it was very comfortable. There is a small problem that the wifi signal is usually broken sometimes, but it is enough if you don't play the game. The front desk is very enthusiastic, thanks.
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From£170
198 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.45km from city centreThe service was great and the security is good as you need to scan the card to access the hotel entrance and elevator. The room was great (big and clean). The location is suitable for travelers who need to use train just 5-7 minutes walk from waverley.
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From£204
188 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|0.51km from city centreI do appreciate MONIKA’s service.She was very helpful and supportive. Very nice to communicate and the environment was great. The room was fantastic view and quite clean as well. I am looking forward to check in in the future.
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From£317
107 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|0.41km from city centreThis hotel really left a very ”unforgettable” impression. The hotel seems to be a renovation of an old building. The environment is very crowded. Going to the room is a very difficult and winding road. It is very complicated... My friend's room is arranged on a different floor, but we have to take different elevators and climb the stairs with luggage to get to the elevator... There was no staff to assist in the whole process, and the elevator floor is also arranged very strangely... The room is OK, clean and hygienic, the bed is very small, and the lighting and decoration style are really hard to evaluate... The location is good, and the hotel breakfast is relatively average
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From£161
90 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.28km from city centreMy first hostel stay so im not sure what are the standards for hostels. I chose to stay here due to its proximity in the center of Edinburgh and the hotels near the centre are really costly. However i realised that Edinburgh is tiny and i finished the city centre in half a day and you could just walk or take the bus into the centre anyway. In hindsight i would have gotten a hotel outside of the centre. Edinburgh is unlike most major cities and not worth paying a premium to be in the centre
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From£24
72 Reviews
West End
Edinburgh
|1.78km from city centreThe hotel location is very good, very close to Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street, it is a little far away from Royal Mile Street, but can be reached on foot, the town is very suitable for walking.
The hotel implements unmanned management, and you can open the door and the room door yourself according to the password you check in. We are a family of 5 staying with children and living suites. The rooms are large and clean and well-equipped. You can cook your own meals. Tableware and pots are fully equipped (but I do n’t see a microwave). We are accustomed to the British diet. The house even provides equipment such as vacuum cleaners and washing machines, which is in line with our home habits.
The price is slightly higher, but for the case of five of us, it is still a lot more cost-effective than booking two single rooms, especially it is really good to be able to cook by ourselves.
In particular, we need to remind everyone that the hotel will send you an email 7 days and 1 day before the check-in, which will contain the room number and password for the check-in. If you booked on Ctrip, because they may have booked through other channels, the reserved mailbox is not ours, we cannot receive the mail, we must contact Ctrip customer service one day in advance, get this information, and then Can stay. Because the apartment is unmanned, it will be inconvenient to communicate if there is a temporary problem.
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From£239
196 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|0.19km from city centreLocation- Superb
Gym - Excellent
Front of House - Very poor. Didn't reflect the W service that we experienced in other countries. No smile, didn't look like she wanted to work there (Christina) , didn't brief us about what came with our reservation, ie breakfast and where to go for it. Asked for late check out at 2pm , which was granted. Thank you, however at 1.40pm , they sent someone at our door to make sure we leave the room ! Horrible and embarrassing. The deposit that they took during check in from our CC hasn't been refunded yet!
Good beakfast which was from ala carte and it was the only good service we had here... thank you Ryan for the tips on Dean Village, We went there and it was beautiful.
Overall -:For the money that we spent, this stay was a let down. I will not stay here again.
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From£422
87 Reviews
Newington
Edinburgh
|1.64km from city centreIf you are looking for a room in Edinburgh with no frills but affordable this hotel ticks the boxes . It’s not much dearer than a dormitory but far more private with a room and shower . It’s also a fifteen minute walk to the centre and ten minutes to holy rood park and palace and opposite a pub and restaurant . It was very peaceful there and ideal for a budget friendly city visit
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From£81
130 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|1km from city centreOverall, our stay at The Wild Hotel was pleasant. The location is great, the atmosphere is nice, and the staff was friendly. However, the electronic heating management system was a major issue. Every night, the temperature fluctuated from tropical heat to freezing cold, making it very uncomfortable to sleep.
We brought this up with the staff, but unfortunately, not much was done to fix the problem. If they can sort out the heating system, this would be a great place to stay.
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From£274
97 Reviews
Edinburgh Airport
Ingliston
|0.06km from city centreThe hotel is in a frat location for the airports and the shuttle bus from Edinburgh city centre stops right outside the front door. It’s a 10minute walk to the airport terminal.
The staff are all really friendly and the atmosphere is very relaxed.
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From£186
54 Reviews
Edinburgh Old Town
Edinburgh
|0.33km from city centreServices attitude of most of staff is not up to expectations. Not helpful, initiative and sincere.
With the only exception of the lady duty manager who serviced us in the first evening upon boarding.
Breakfast and dinner combo package is a steal indeed. Very nice and cost effective.
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From£254
127 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|0.65km from city centreBecause my husband had knee surgery not long ago, when we booked on Ctrip, we saw that there was an elevator and booked it without hesitation. As a result, we were given a room on the underground first floor (about 3,000 RMB a day to stay on the underground first floor). The most important thing is that the elevator can't reach the underground first floor. Later, after negotiating with their front desk staff, we added 200 pounds a day to stay in another hotel of the same brand. Then we took a taxi to the other hotel by ourselves. The loss of money and the waste of time really made me give a bad review for the first time!!!
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From£225
110 Reviews
New Town
Edinburgh
|1.19km from city centreAdvantages:
1) The location is very good, just on Princess Stree, not accessible from the train station and the castle;
2) The view outside the window is very good, facing the church, you can see Edinburgh Castle, the night view through the glass is quite good, you can refer to the scenery in the photo;
3) As a hotel apartment in the room, the kitchen equipment is basically complete, and friends who love to cook can use it with confidence;
Disadvantages:
1) There is no Reception, there is any problem ~ can send email communication or call communication, we arrived at the hotel and found that the Access Code can not open the door to enter the room, ~ can call the office to communicate, customer service can also help you solve the problem on the phone, No one will be sent to the scene to solve it. Note ⚠️: Entering the first floor gate and the room, you need to enter the activation time of Access Code, Code at 3 pm on the day of check-in, and the expiration time is 11:00 am on the day of check-out. That is to say, you can't get in when you arrive at the hotel before 3 pm on the day of check-in. Because your Access Code is not activated, the input is invalid, and you can be obediently accompanying your beloved suitcase on the street. Check Out time is 11 am, and the cleaning staff will put the cleaning tool at the door of the room early, waiting for the moment you leave the room to clean up.
2) There is no elevator, it is really not easy to carry luggage upstairs, it is recommended that single ladies do not try unless there is no luggage.
3) The sound insulation is very poor. I stayed for two nights. There were no guests in the next room on the first night. I felt acceptable. I didn’t receive too much alarm at night. The next night, there were guests in the next room. They talked and opened the door. We can hear clearly on the footpath, and the sleepy little friends should have a psychological preparation.
4) The noise outside the window is very loud. The window of the room is facing the road, and the siren of the ambulance can be heard no less than ten times a night, and it is particularly harsh. In the evening, there will be a group of drunk people who are loudly ”showing their heart” downstairs, walking a wave, and coming again. No less than five waves a night. It didn't quiet down until 3 a.m.
5) Toothbrush and toothpaste are not provided in the room, and there are no disposable slippers. It is recommended that the friends who are going to stay bring their own.
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From£362
101 Reviews
Prestonfield
Edinburgh
|2.28km from city centreA really nice hotel! Very exquisite British style hotel, in fact, is a villa, breakfast is very good, in addition to regular food, you can also choose one of the five chefs to do. 3 kilometers from Edinburgh Railway Station, very close to the city center, I basically walk, very convenient. The boss gentleman is interesting, I forgot to bring the conversion plug, the boss took out a box, more than a dozen estimated to be around the world, haha. There is a park on the side.
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From£197
85 Reviews
Broughton
Edinburgh
|1.23km from city centreThe price is affordable, and the location is about 30 minutes' walk from the train station. There are supermarkets and bus stops downstairs and around. The room has no air conditioning and is relatively small. The bed will be crowded for two people. It is clean. The soundproofing is not good so I often wake up. If you are looking for cost-effectiveness, you can choose to stay for 2-3 nights (no more), but if you are looking for quality, forget it.
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From£94
54 Reviews
Edinburgh
|1.21km from city centreAlthough many people don't have good reviews of it, I'm going to give it high marks. It's not far from the city centre and is cheaper than other hotels. The room is clean and spacious and staff are friendly. It also offers free toiletries at the reception. I especially recommend this place for students who are coming to Edinburgh for traveling, as it has no difference from other student flats!
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From£89
FAQ about Hotels near Harvey Nichols Edinburgh
Which hotels in Edinburgh are suitable for families or travelers with kids?
Many people who travel with families or kids to Edinburgh choose to stay at Destiny Scotland Market Street Apartments, The Scholar and voco Edinburgh - Haymarket . These hotels are also priced inexpensively.
When booking a hotel in Edinburgh, what are the most popular areas to stay in?
When visiting Edinburgh, many travellers choose to stay at hotels in the following areas: Edinburgh Old Town or West End.
Of all the hotels in Edinburgh, which hotels have the highest user ratings?
When travelling to Edinburgh for the first time, many travellers find it difficult to choose a hotel to stay in. According to Trip.com data, E'holiday, Lovely rooms in Edinburgh (Airports pick up available) and Beautiful 2Bed Ground-F Pitt St. Apartment are popular hotels with high ratings, making them good choices for your trip.
What popular hotels in Edinburgh have parking?
If you're planning on driving to Edinburgh, why not stay at Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End, The Scholar or Novotel Edinburgh Park ? These are all popular hotels with parking lots.
What hotels in Edinburgh are suitable for couples?
Whether you're going on a honeymoon or a holiday with your partner, Fraoch House, voco Edinburgh - Haymarket and Joivy Unique&Artsy Royal Mile Apt - Relive Music History are some of the top hotels chosen by couples.
At what hotels in Edinburgh can I try local breakfast foods?
A delicious breakfast is a great way to kick start your day. At Novotel Edinburgh Park, Point A Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket and W Edinburgh , guests can enjoy Edinburgh-style breakfasts.
At which popular hotels in Edinburgh can I try local foods?
Those who like trying local foods might want to consider staying at The Scholar, Britannia Edinburgh Hotel or Edinburgh House Hotel . There are lots of famous restaurants serving local dishes near these hotels.
When travelling to Edinburgh, which hotels have pools?
Summer is a great season to take your kids or family on a trip to Edinburgh. Hilton Edinburgh Carlton, Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh City Centre and Leonardo Edinburgh Murrayfield are popular hotels with pools.
What are some popular hotels near Edinburgh Airport?
If you booked an early flight, you might want to stay at a hotel near Edinburgh Airport the night before departure. Britannia Edinburgh Hotel, Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End and Code Pod – the Court - Edinburgh are popular choices for hotels to stay at.
When going on a business trip to Edinburgh, which hotels are the most popular with business travelers?
When it comes to business trips, choosing a hotel with convenient transportation links is important to many guests. The Scholar has convenient transportation links and an inexpensive price. Consider staying here during your trip.
What popular hotels have non-smoking rooms in Edinburgh?
Many guests care about the quality of the rooms they stay in and want to ensure that their rooms have fresh, clean air. Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket, The Scholar and Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End are all popular hotels in Edinburgh with non-smoking rooms.
How much do hotels in Edinburgh cost?
Based on hotel prices on Trip.com, the average cost per night for hotels in Edinburgh is GBP 283. Hotel rates change often; this price is for reference only.
In Edinburgh, what popular hotels have free Wi-Fi?
When staying at a hotel, Internet access is important for both vacationers and business travellers. Point A Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket, Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket and Britannia Edinburgh Hotel are all popular hotels in Edinburgh with free Wi-Fi.
How much do hotels in Edinburgh cost on the weekend?
Based on hotel prices on Trip.com, the average cost per night on the weekend for hotels in Edinburgh is GBP 314. Hotel rates change often; this price is for reference only.
What are the most popular hotels in Edinburgh?
Whether you're travelling for business or going on holiday, there are many popular hotels to choose from in Edinburgh. Edinburgh House Hotel, Hampton by Hilton Edinburgh West End and Point A Hotel Edinburgh Haymarket are all popular hotels to stay at.
What are some popular economy hotels in Edinburgh?
a&o Edinburgh City, St Christopher's Edinburgh Old Town and Travelodge Edinburgh Central Queen Street are popular economy hotels with good ratings.
In Edinburgh, which hotels have barrier-free access?
Hilton Edinburgh Carlton, Britannia Edinburgh Hotel and Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket are popular hotels in Edinburgh with barrier-free access.
What luxury hotels are recommended in Edinburgh?
Virgin Hotels Edinburgh, InterContinental Edinburgh The George and Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa are some of the most popular luxury hotels in Edinburgh.
In Edinburgh, which popular hotels have gyms?
Based on Trip.com user ratings, Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh West, The Scholar and W Edinburgh are highly rated hotels with gyms.
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