3-Star Hotels in Edinburgh

Location was relatively good - easy to walk to all the major attractions. However with a luggage, we needed to take a longer route from the train station to the hotel because the shortest and easiest route had some stairs. Some amenities were given upon request. The second night, our room’s aircon couldn’t work, and the one of the lights burst, so we had to change rooms. And the next room given to us still had issues. And we had to change another room again - which, aircon and lights were fine now, but bathroom door couldn’t close. Walls are quite thin so you can hear people walking, talking and showering.

I booked 6 hotels in the UK this time. This one is the one I am most satisfied with. The location is excellent, just on Princes Street, and it is easy to find. The breakfast provided by the hotel is an authentic English breakfast, which is very rich and tastes good ,recommend.

Location, price and service were all good. In particular, the postcards and chocolate bars handwritten by the CEO were impressive. If I go to Edinburgh next time, I definitely want to go back to this hotel. It was remodeled and the cleanliness was also very good. There is only one thing, the name has changed, but it is a bit regretful that I was lost in front of the old hotel name on Trip.com.

The hotel is about 10min away from the Edinburgh Waverley station. Next to Edinburgh conference centre. Good neighbourhood. Paying for breakfast £13 each. Normal breakfast. Good Christmas decoration and very nice and cozy sofa set to sit and view the vibrant activities outside the big windows. A plus point. Public transport needs at least 7-10 min walk to bus stop or tram station and restaurants

A pleasant stay. Hotel room clean and tidy as was reception and dining. Staff were friendly though housekeeping was slow and had not cleaned my room when I was out for the day, so I returned to an unmade room. Because I’d travelled the night before, after a morning and early afternoon out, I wanted daytime rest and housekeeping walked in on me when I was taking a short nap late afternoon. Said they’d be back in an hour but when they came in I was showering so the room didn’t get made up as they were now going off duty. Offered to replenish my coffee, so at least made a gesture. Otherwise a pleasant stay. Nicely located in the heart of the city just minutes away from local attractions, the ferris wheel and the train station.

Very clean room and comfortable bed, I slept so well. Staff all great.

I believe there are short staff... Check in and check out time is really Short (stay over in the room) You can check in after 3pm and check out before 11am.. room smelly maybe from the carpet. Toilet slightly dirty. Breakfast needs to add additional cost if you want or you can take their packages. Whatever it is, this is your call and you choose it. Don't compare too much. I hope management will do something for a better guest experience. Keep it up.

The staff were nice, the bed and the toilet was clean. However, the bathroom was dirty. The sleeping experience depends on the people in the room. Mine was bad because people in the room with me was loud even at 11PM. There was a bar on the ground floor. There was also a kitchen for people to use which was nice. Do I recommend this? If you're saving money, yes. But i recommend bringing slippers to be more comfortable and a lock for your bag for safety.

It was very easy to find the Hotel, by bus, from the centre of Edinburgh. All the staff were very friendly and professional. When I told them that we’d been cold the previous night, they brought a heater up to our room. Excellent breakfast ( including vegetarian sausages when I asked if they had any ). There was also a gluten free trolley.

St Christopher’s are my go to accommodation choice as they offer dorms under my travel budget and couldn’t go wrong with them in any standards.