Edinburgh Hotel Recommendations

**mango** · 5 November 2010, 15:27

Originally posted by Ravello View Post

Clue is in the title really... Anyone got any good recommendations for hotels in Edinburgh?

Looking at 3 or 4 stars decent as opposed to 5* oppulence and ideally outside of the city centre towards the south.

Gleneagles is nice, its up that way.

**Mich the Tester** · 5 November 2010, 15:38

Sorry, don't do cheap. Try the Caledonian.

**Ravello** · 5 November 2010, 15:41

Originally posted by Ravello View Post

Clue is in the title really... Anyone got any good recommendations for hotels in Edinburgh?

Looking at 3 or 4 stars decent as opposed to 5* oppulence and ideally outside of the city centre towards the south.

Originally posted by mango View Post

Gleneagles is nice, its up that way.

Thanks, I'll pop in next time I'm up there for a round of golf... In the meantime I'll continue to look within the parameters I highlighted.

**gingerjedi** · 5 November 2010, 15:43

I've only been once, stayed in the 3 sisters.

It's great if you're on the piss for the weekend, for any other reason I'd avoid like the plague.

**mango** · 5 November 2010, 15:43

Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

I've only been once, stayed in the 3 sisters.

Well done, were they twins?

**gingerjedi** · 5 November 2010, 15:49

Originally posted by mango View Post

Well done, were they twins?

All 3 weren't twins, no.

Have you done that aptitude test yet?

**mango** · 5 November 2010, 15:50

Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

All 3 weren't twins, no.

Have you done that aptitude test yet?

2 could be twins you doughnut. I couldnt get it to work.

**chef** · 5 November 2010, 15:54

I'd highly recommend 2 Cambridge Street B&B, it fails your criteria as it's as central as it gets but it's the best b&b in edinburgh, the rooms are fantastic, the service is excellent, the location is almost direct to the Castle but less than 3 mins away from Princes Street, the hosts are great in the everything is simply available and there when you want it but they're very non intrusive, afternoon tea and cakes in the reading room/library/dining room are laid out along with classic radio playing and hosts pop in to see if you want more cake or scones, the breakfast is among the best b&b/hotel breakfast I've ever had, it's the place I would recommend to anyone who want a good but reasonably priced place to stay in Edinburgh City Centre.

Guardian review

stayed there for Hogmanay, it was perfect and we booked quite late October.

Edinburgh Hotel Recommendations