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This 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.

The traditional English breakfast is very substantial, the taste is OK, the service is welcoming, the room is small and there is no extra bed, but the bed is quite large, three people can barely sleep, the bathroom is clean, the place is not particularly easy to find, the front desk is half basement one. Overall feels good 👍

I already had an idea of this hotel before booking so I was not that negatively surprised. I just wanted to pay as less as possible that is why I went for this hotel. We arrived before check in time so we left our bags in a deposit room. The same key that opens the main door opens your own room...I hope that still the other guests cannot open all rooms, but it was creepy. There was a woman at the ” reception” who was nice enough and gave us the main information after that we have not seen anyone else anymore. The room is very old fashion styled. Not only is has and old charme but it is also old and it looks like is has been renovated on a budget from the owner on his spare time as it seems from the carpet and from the bathroom. The worst thing is that the room was very dark and far too small. The bed was all in all not unconfortable. The window looked at a backyard with tonnes of garbage bags. Positive thins: there were tea and coffee facilities in the room, the location is very good you can reach for example the bus station on foot and there are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The location was quite, but....on our second of 3 nights our upstairs guests started turning on some speaker out loud at 12 in the night which lasted until 3 in the morning. We informed the reception the day after who said they have no 24 7 reception so they could not stop the noise during the night. However we did not have the same problem the night after. The shower was good.

We have just had a wonderful 3 night stay here for a mini-moon city break following our wedding. Our room was excellent. Bed comfortable, shower warm and powerful and mini bar well stocked. We were even given a couple of free cocktail vouchers to help us celebrate our marriage. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Having room service breakfast was nice treat for us each morning too. The hotel is in a great location in the New Town, a stones throw from the stunning Princes St Park and a nice stead walk into the new town. Drinks and food available in the bar/restaurant downstairs were also fantastic. Would certainly recommend a visit and I expect we will visit again. Thank you Tigerlily and the team.

The location is very convenient. Take the airlink100 to the main station (waverly train station) when you get out of the airport and take a little more road to get there. It's just that the nearest road is a lot of stairs. It's too difficult to carry luggage. The service is very good. There are microwave ovens and cutlery in the room. The food bought in the supermarket is too convenient to eat! Great! Toiletries are used by L'Occitane, so they are safe to use. Room size is average. The wind was very strong outside and the room was warm. awesome

Of all the places we stayed during our two week tour of Scotland this was definitely our least favorite. The toilet in our room barely functioned...you had to vigorously pump the handle repeatedly to get it to flush. When we called to report the problem the hotel told us the plumber had installed the plumbing upside down in our room so there was nothing they could do. The beds were very uncomfortable. The hotel had hints of a previous grandeur, but it was in need of some serious renovations. Some of our fellow tour mates even reported finding mold in their room. Not surprising. While we were there it was raining and as we were sitting in one of the main parlors we noticed water pouring down from the ceiling near one of the grand front windows. Breakfast was very disappointing as well. The food was so so at best and the service was lackluster. The location wasn't all that great too. Nice quiet neighborhood street but it was a fair walk to anything. On a positive note, the staff who worked the reception desk were friendly. After our tour was over, even though we were staying on in Edinburgh, we made the wise decision to more to another hotel.

Went for lunch with friend - nice venue and good service. Menu change not as good as previously but favourites still available. Quite dark inside but plenty of room. Good for all day dining in a convenient location but slightly off the beaten track.

The location is very good, next to Calton Hill and close to the tram station. If you go from the airport, you can take trams directly to the hotel. The hotel is quite quiet, but the interior space is a bit small. The hotel provides two bottles of water and snacks of chips and cookies.

I stayed at the Adelphi Hotel on a recent trip to Edinburgh. It's definitely a budget-friendly option, which was perfect for me. The room itself was clean and functional. The bed was comfy, there was a flat-screen TV to unwind with, and the shower had great pressure with plenty of hot water. Heads up, there's no breakfast offered at the hotel. I grabbed food at a nearby cafe each morning, which wasn't a problem, but be sure to factor that extra cost into your budget. The room was a little on the small side, and I heard some noise from outside at times. It's not a fancy hotel, and there aren't any amenities beyond free Wi-Fi. The location, however, was fantastic. It's just a short walk from the tram stop, and most of Edinburgh's attractions were within a 10-15 minute drive. There's even free parking on-site, which is a major plus in the city. Overall, the Adelphi Hotel was a decent choice for my short stay. It's perfect if you're on a budget and don't mind a basic room without frills. Just be prepared to find breakfast elsewhere and manage your expectations.

Amazing stay at Market Street Hotel! The room was superbly located just opposite the Edinburgh train station. It is fully accessible via lifts, so you do not have to worry about lugging the luggage through any stairs. It is opposite the train station yet the rooms are soundproof and quiet. The room was clean and beautifully furbished. The concierge Miles was very helpful and friendly. The hotel is also conveniently-located near to the Royal Mile. I highly recommend this hotel to all travelers.