Hotels in Broughton, Edinburgh

The hotel has a great location. We took the tram from the airport, and the hotel was right across the station when we got off—super convenient. The room was clean and decently sized, though the double bed was a bit small. But since we were out early and back late every day, exploring Edinburgh's cobbled streets on foot, the bed size didn’t affect our sleep at all... The breakfast was fantastic—a full English spread with coffee, milk, scrambled eggs, sausages, croissants, you name it... The self-service coffee machine in the lobby was also excellent. Coming back to a cup of hot chocolate to warm up was the perfect way to unwind after a long day. We’d definitely recommend this place to friends, and the higher floors offer great views too!

Very nice place, the room was very big and the bed was comfortable. My only complaint would be that the heater wasn’t working well and the room was very cold. But it was late and I didn’t notify the receptionist. Other than that very nice. A bit far from the center but only a bus ride away. Would go again (in the summer).

The 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.

The hotel is very new, although the sparrow is small and complete, there is everything, you can cook, you can walk ten minutes from the train station, Carlton Mountain is also a ten-minute walk

The transportation is convenient, the city center, there are many restaurants nearby, the room is clean and heated, there is all kinds of coffee and tea, the window has beautiful scenery, the room is comfortable and clean, it is worth recommending

Comfortable, clean environment and friendly people. Quiet place to sleep and relax.

Except that it's hard to find, there is a very small doorway, you can't see it carefully, and there is nothing wrong with it. There is no reception, just contact the administrator through the small phone at the door, and he will tell you your apartment number and entry code. It is very close to Calton Hill, and all major attractions in Edinburgh can be visited on legs except for the Arthur’s Crown.

There is a supermarket around the hotel where you can buy breakfast or snacks, and there are restaurants around. The location is good and the rooms are clean, but there seems to be no parking. If you take the airline100 bus from the airport and get off at the city of Edinburgh, you can get there in about 20 minutes. All the way is more prosperous and not remote.