Edinburgh Hotels with Wi-Fi

"The location is fantastic, right on the Royal Mile in the heart of the Old Town. The facilities are a bit old-fashioned, but the staff are very friendly. Be aware that the reception can be a bit tricky to find, as it's directly across the street from the actual rooms. Considering it's a hostel, it offers pretty good value for money."

"Another night staying at this hostel. We stayed in a six-person female dorm. Except that the drainage is quite bad at the shower room, and the bunk bed is noisy when i move, everything is good and clean. A good choice for budget traveller!"

"I visited Edinburgh to have a break from work. Lovely to stayed in this beautiful hotel.My room was gorgeous,big and very comfortable and the bathroom was modern and excellent.The all staff were very friendly,welcoming and helpful specially to Anthony and Marco also one lady half Filipina half Australia (sorry forgot her name) they are all lovely. I can’t wait to visit again here. Great location as well.I highly recommend this hotel."

"We had a pleasant stay at the hotel overall. The location is a bit far from the main tourist attractions, but it was still manageable and didn’t significantly affect our trip. The room was comfortable and clean, and we appreciated the overall atmosphere. However, we did notice a few areas for improvement. One thing that stood out was the placement of the power outlets, which were quite far from the bed. It made charging our phones a bit inconvenient, as we had to sit at the table while waiting, especially when uploading photos and sharing our experiences. Despite these small inconveniences, we still enjoyed our stay. With a few minor improvements to the room amenities, the experience could be even better."

"The hotel isn't far from Edinburgh Castle, about 5 bus stops away or an 8-pound Uber ride. The environment is really good. It seems to be a hotel associated with an exchange center at the University of Edinburgh, consisting of several three or four-story buildings. My room was in an older building next door, which had premium rooms. The room size was moderate, very clean and tidy, and the shower was comparable to a star-rated hotel in China. Facilities were complete, including a coffee machine. What's particularly worth recommending is the breakfast; it's à la carte! You can choose from classic Scottish breakfast haggis sets, vegetarian haggis sets, and more. It's genuinely excellent; I almost wanted to extend my stay for a couple more days just to try everything, haha."

"This hostel is fully automated, so there's not much staff around. You'll need to communicate via email for check-in. The location is excellent, very convenient for getting anywhere. I'd definitely stay here again if I have the chance."

"Edinburg House Hotel was a lovely place to stay,I visited Edinburg for the very first time as female solo traveler, Very safe and comfortable Highly recommended"

"It was 850meter walk upon arrival at Edinburgh Waverley train station. Through slopes, stairs and uneven roads. Heavy luhgage is strongly not recommended. Fast check in and check out. Great amenities with clean kitchen full with amenities. Toilet a bit small and could be dirty at times. No lifts so have to carry luggage all the way up to 3rs floor. Beds are comfy and clean. As it's bunk bed, so it could be quite disturbing when the other is moving inconsiderably vigorously."

"Decent rooms. Mostly clean and comfortable. Location is a bit far from Edinburgh but bus stop is across the street. Staff is super friendly and welcoming."

"The location is perfect! It's just a few minutes' walk from the Waverley Station Princes Street exit, right next to a shopping mall, and surrounded by plenty of restaurants – super convenient. The room size is typical for the UK, not huge, but you can open two medium-sized suitcases. The bathroom is quite spacious, and the shower has good water pressure. However, whether it's due to hard water or something else, it takes ages to rinse off soap, and there was a persistent body odor smell in the bathroom that just wouldn't go away, which was really annoying. The room comes with a microwave and an induction cooktop, and you can even see Calton Hill from the window. The mattress is on the softer side, so those with back issues should probably reconsider. The bedding felt a bit old and the cleanliness was just average. I brought my own, but it still felt a bit off-putting. There's a coffee machine at the front desk, and free croissants before 10 AM. The coffee beans aren't great, so it's more for when you're too lazy to go out, but there are tons of coffee shops and breakfast spots right downstairs, which is really handy. The front desk also sells snacks, drinks, and emergency toiletries. My last hotel was further from the station, so the close proximity and easy-to-find location of this one are big pluses. Overall, I'd give it a 7 or 8 out of 10 for value for money. You might be more satisfied if you lower your expectations a bit."