Cheap Edinburgh Hotels

Historic Edinburgh hotel within a mile of five golf courses The Best Western Edinburgh Braid Hills Hotel overlooks Edinburgh and the Firth of Forth from an elevated position in the famously genteel Morningside district. The Braid Hills is one of Edinburgh's best-known hotels, with a history stretching back to the 19th century. The quiet location is just 2.5 miles (4 km) from the city center. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi, ample free parking, bus service, and a warm welcome. HighlightsFive golf facilities within one mile (1.6 km)Two restaurants and barsFree Wi-Fi Free parking Rooms The Best Western Braid Hills Hotel has 67 rooms, including family rooms and the spacious, four-poster queen room. All rooms have television, free Wi-Fi, tea- and coffee-making equipment, a welcome tray, and bottled mineral water. Private bathrooms are standard, featuring toiletries and a built-in television/radio speaker. Hairdryer and iron with ironing board are available on request. The family room and four-poster queen room enjoy views over Braidburn Valley Park. Full Scottish breakfast included. Features The spacious Allermuir restaurant, with large windows and a panoramic view over Braidburn Valley Park and the city, offers a varied table d'hote menu featuring a number of uniquely Scottish dishes. The wine list includes both excellent vintages and more modest bottles at sensible prices. The Buckstone Bistro, on the hotel grounds and overlooking the city, is an attractive location to enjoy sensibly priced lighter meals. Families and children of all ages are welcome. The Buckstone Bistro has an inviting bar area. Another cocktail bar is adjacent to the Allermuir restaurant.   Mortonhall Golf Club and Braid Hills Golf Centre are the closest of no less than five golf facilities within a mile of the hotel. The hotel caters meetings, conferences, and events of up to 100, theater-style. TransportationEdinburgh Rail Station (3.4 mi/5.4 km)Edinburgh Airport (8.6 mi/13.8 km) Nearby attractionsUniversity of Edinburgh (2.1 mi/3.4 km)Edinburgh Castle (3.0 mi/4.8 km)Princes Street (3.4 mi/5.4 km)Royal Botanic Gardens (4.6 mi/7.4 km)Royal Yacht Britannia (5.8 mi/9.3 km) BusinessTwo meeting rooms accommodate up to 28 or 100 Free Wi-FiEdinburgh International Conference Centre (2.5 mi/4.0 km)

Value and comfort by Edinburgh’s Royal Mile The Jurys Inn Edinburgh hotel, just off the famous Royal Mile on Jeffrey Street, is in picturesque Old Town. Business travelers appreciate that the hotel is within easy reach of the International Conference Centre. Tourists are pleased to be near Edinburgh Castle and many sights of historic Scotland's capital. The hotel restaurant, serving light and full meals, specializes in international cuisine at affordable prices. Laundry and dry-cleaning services are available. HighlightsCentral location Free Wi-Fi and high-speed Internet Restaurant, bar, and coffee barElevator to all floors Rooms The Jurys Inn hotel in Edinburgh has 186 spacious bedrooms, each accommodating up to three adults or two adults with two children. The well-lit rooms have private bathrooms, multi-channel televisions, tea- and coffee-making equipment, hairdryer, and free high-speed Internet access. A number of guest rooms are wheelchair-accessible, with wide doors, lowered beds, sufficient floor space for maneuvering, and fully accessible bathrooms with either a roll-in shower or a bath with additional hand rails, lower sink, grab rails, and pull cords. Features Guests can enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant or the more informal setting of the bar. The Il Barista Café offers a great range of snacks, pastries, and coffees to go.   The restaurant serves contemporary cuisine ranging from classics such as steak, salmon, and oven-roasted chicken to pizzas, wraps, and burgers -- all at affordable prices. The restaurant serves breakfast daily. The bar is the ideal spot for a quick lunch or a light supper with colleagues or friends. At Il Barista, coffee is served with style, along with an impressive array of specialty teas and scrumptious pastries. TransportationWaverley Rail Station (0.3 mi/0.5 km)Edinburgh Airport (8.2 mi/13.1 km) Nearby attractionsFestival Theatre (0.4 mi/0.6 km)Scottish Parliament (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Princes Street (0.6 mi/0.96 km)Dynamic Earth (1 mi/1.6 km) Edinburgh Castle (1.2 mi/1.9 km)Charlotte Square business district (1.2 mi/1.9 km) BusinessFree Wi-Fi and high-speed Internet accessFive meeting roomsEdinburgh International Conference Centre (1.2 miles/1.93 km)

Old Town hotel keeps the party goingOriginally built in 1621 for the Guild of Tailors, Tailors Hall Hotel was established in 1998 following a full restoration of the property. But history is not really the focal point here -- instead, it is the lively, fun-loving atmosphere, central location and affordable rates that keep fans of the Tailors Hall Hotel coming back. The distinctive stone building contains 42 guest rooms, from singles to quads. Some Tailors Hall Hotel guest rooms overlook the spacious courtyard that serves as home to The Three Sisters pub, an Edinburgh hot spot. Highlights Situated in a courtyard with The Three Sisters pubFive-minute walk to the Royal MileAll rooms and public areas are nonsmoking RoomsTailors Hall Hotel guest rooms provide just the right amount of amenities so guests can lay down their heads for a few hours before hitting the pavement again the next morning. A central location near the Royal Mile means all of the best sights of Edinburgh are nearby. Choose from single, twin, double, triple and quadruple rooms. Each features free high-speed Internet access, an LCD flat-panel television, in-room movies (fees apply), air conditioning, tea- and coffee-making facilities, an in-room safe and en-suite facilities with complimentary bath amenities and a hair-dryer. Some guest rooms overlook the courtyard and The Three Sisters. EntertainmentFor Scottish hospitality, historic character, live music and a great pint, look no further than The Three Sisters, right outside the door of the Tailors Hall Hotel. The fun-loving atmosphere hits a new level when the cobblestone courtyard fills with revelers on festivals and special occasions. Live sports and music events are shown on the large plasma screen in the courtyard. The lager and the cocktails flow freely, but for guests that must eat, they can do that here, too. Room service is available for guests of the Tailors Hall Hotel. Transportation Edinburgh Waverley railway station (0.3 mi/0.5 km)Edinburgh Airport (6.6 mi/10.7 km) Attractions National Museum of Scotland (0.1 mi/0.2 km)Royal Mile (0.1 mi/0.2 km) Festival Theatre Edinburgh (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Edinburgh Castle (0.4 mi/0.6 km) Princes Street Gardens (0.4 mi/0.6 km) Palace of Holyroodhouse (0.5 mi/0.8 km)  Scottish National Portrait Gallery (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Scottish Parliament (0.7 mi/1.1 km)Edinburgh International Conference Centre (0.7 mi/1.2 km) Business Copy and fax services available Event space at The Three Sisters

Boutique yet luxury hotel located on Edinburgh’s famous Princes StreetThe Waterloo Hotel was built in 1819. The hotel was the first purpose-built, large-scale hotel in Edinburgh. Now called the Apex Waterloo Place Hotel it combines the traditional features of this historic building with contemporary style. The Apex Waterloo boasts 187 stylish bedrooms, Elliot’s bar and restaurant, five function rooms, and Yu Spa facilities including pool, sauna, steam room, and a fully equipped gym. The hotel is non-smoking throughout. HighlightsCentral location for easy access to all visitor attractions and tourist spotsFree high-speed Wi-Fi throughout the hotelOn-site restaurantConference centerTraditional afternoon tea served daily RoomsApex Edinburgh Waterloo Place has 187 contemporary styled bedrooms, each decorated with limited edition artwork. All rooms come with 42” LCD televisions, satellite channels, free high-speed Wi-Fi, broadband modem connections, and a king size bed. A fridge, coffee and tea making facilities, a desk and chair, and a safe also all come as standard. Seven types of rooms are available, from the standard city double to the duplex suite, which is split-level, spacious, and has excellent views of the city. The room also has a separate living area and kitchenette. Deluxe rooms and suites all come with BOSE surround-sound speaker systems. FeaturesOn-site bar and restaurant Elliot’s combines the traditional features of this historic building with contemporary design. The dining room has a great sense of style with an ornate corniced ceiling, original fireplaces, and expansive windows flooding the dining room with natural light. The restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and dishes have a modern Scottish theme. The restaurant is child friendly and children’s menus are available. Afternoon Tea is served between 2:30 p.m. and 5 p.m.Yu Spa leisure center is open daily and is not open to the general public. Facilities include sauna, relaxing pool, and state-of-the-art gym. TransportationEdinburgh Rail Station within walking distanceEdinburgh Airport (8.1 mi/13 km)Transfer bus from airport to city center Nearby attractionsPrinces Street Gardens (0.6 mi/0.96 km)Scottish Parliament (0.6 mi/0.96km)Greyfriars Kirkyard (0.7 mi/1.12 km)Edinburgh Castle (0.8 mi/1.28 km)National Museum of Scotland (0.8 mi/1.28 km) BusinessFree high-speed wireless Internet accessFive meeting venuesFree access to AV equipment in meeting roomsDedicated event planning teamEdinburgh International Conference Centre (1.2 mi/1.93 km)

Something different in the heart of Edinburgh The Bank Hotel, refurbished in 2008, offers something different to visitors of Edinburgh. The building was originally constructed in 1923 as a grand bank. An extensive renovation in 1998 turned the building into a boutique hotel and restored many original features. Guests can watch the hustle and bustle of the Royal Mile from the comfort of the Bank Bar. Princes Street and city-center amenities are within easy reach. HighlightsUnique historic city center buildingRefurbished in 2008All rooms are non-smokingFree Wi-Fi Rooms Each of the hotel's nine rooms, atop the original 1923 staircase, is named after a famous Scot. The individually designed double, twin, and superior rooms are modern but retain period features, such as wood paneling and freestanding bathtubs. Rooms are spread over three floors, tastefully decorated, and well furnished. Accommodations are equipped with private bathroom, television, safe, hairdryer, direct-dial phone, trouser press, tea- and coffee-making equipment, CD player, and bathrobes. Room service is available during limited hours. The hotel can arrange for dry cleaning. Internet access is available in rooms and public areas. Reception is open 24 hours. Features The Bank Hotel building, located at the junction of South Bridge and the Royal Mile, is a sight worth seeing itself. Doric columns convey an air of respectability that reflects Edinburgh's long history of prudent financial management. The Bank Bar extends over two stories and provides an excellent view of the Old Town, as well as breakfast (fees apply) and a wide choice of drinks and bar food. The hotel offers much more, right on the doorstep. The historic Royal Mile is the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, a lively area with bars, restaurants, cafés, and attractions. The hotel is within easy reach of Princes Street, Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, and primary Festival locations. TransportationWaverley rail station (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Edinburgh Airport (8.1 mi/13.0 km) Nearby attractionsFestival Theatre (0.2 mi/0.3 km)Edinburgh Castle (0.6 mi/1.0 km)Holyrood Palace (0.6 mi/1.0 km)Dynamic Earth (0.7 mi/1.1 km)Princes Street (0.8 mi/1.3 km)Usher Hall (1.0 mi/1.6 km)Charlotte Square (1.2 mi/1.9 km) BusinessFree Wi-Fi Edinburgh International Conference Centre (1.2 mi/1.9 km)

City center hotel housed in the Scotsman Newspaper’s former offices The Scotsman Newspaper's baronial offices now house one of the most stylish hotels in the city. The hotel is just a minute's stroll from both Princes Street and the Royal Mile. The Scotsman blends the efficiency of the 21st century with careful design, attention to the comfort of guests, and the best in Scottish hospitality. Novel features throughout the building create a unique experience. Highlights Historic and cultural settingCentral locationFitness and leisure facilitiesOn-site restaurant and barFree high-speed Wi-Fi RoomsThe hotel carefully preserved original features of the newspaper printing house. Each bedroom at The Scotsman is individually designed, with great attention to detail, offering the highest level of comfort. Twin, double, suite, and family rooms are available, as well as a penthouse. Egyptian cotton bedspreads, safes, privacy hatches, satellite television, DVD players, and voicemail are standard in all rooms. Guests receive a complimentary Edinburgh Monopoly board and have access to 24-hour room service. Features North Bridge Brasserie & Bar fuses grand Victorian architecture, dramatic interiors, and contemporary styling. The building, more than a century old, housed The Scotsman newspaper. The restaurant was cleverly converted from the newspaper's old reception hall, where traders and merchants would buy copies of the newspaper or place their advertising. The brasserie serves modern Scottish dishes celebrating the best of Scotland and offers a carefully planned wine and whisky list. Lunch, dinner, and afternoon tea are served daily. Private dining facilities are also available. Guests have complimentary access to the hotel's spa, which features seven treatment rooms, sauna, steam room, swimming pool, and fitness classes, such as yoga and Pilates. TransportationEdinburgh Airport (8.3 mi/13.35 km)Edinburgh Rail Station nearbyTransfer bus from Airport to city center Nearby attractions St. Giles Cathedral (0.2 mi/0.32 km)Greyfriars Kirkyard (0.4 mi/0.64 km)Princes Street Gardens (0.6 mi/0.96 km)Edinburgh Castle (0.6 mi/0.96 km)Scottish Parliament (0.6 mi/0.96 km)Edinburgh Zoo (3.8 mi/6.11 km) Business Eight individually styled meeting roomsFree Wi-Fi Portable CD player and flip chart with pad and pens provided free Other equipment available for hire (48 hours notice required)Edinburgh International Conference Centre (1.1 mi/1.7 km)

Stay in style in Edinburgh Fountain Court Apartments – Harris offer spacious one- and two-bedroom apartments ideal for corporate travelers, romantic city breaks and guests who like a bit more independence and space. Up-to-the-minute design details in these modern, stylish apartments include trendy blue-and-brown accents, stainless steel kitchen appliances and wall-mounted flat-panel televisions. Fountain Court Apartments – Harris offer convenient access to the top attractions in Edinburgh, including The Meadows park, Princes Street Gardens and Edinburgh Castle. HighlightsCheck in located at 123 Grove Street, EdinburghModern, stylish kitchens fully equipped for at-home livingFlat-panel televisions feature cable channels All apartments are nonsmoking LocationThe Fountain Court Apartments – Harris are situated in a quiet one-way street in the West End of Edinburgh, near the main business and financial center at the Exchange. In addition, the Edinburgh International Conference Centre is within walking distance. RoomsEach of the 12 one-bedroom apartments at Fountain Court Apartments – Harris features one double bed. In the six available two-bedroom apartments, one bedroom features one double bed, while the second features a set of twin beds. All apartments feature free Wi-Fi Internet access. Cots and high chairs are available upon request. Fully equipped, stylish kitchens at Fountain Court Apartments – Harris include an oven, cooktop burners, a refrigerator, a microwave and a washer/dryer unit. Bathrooms feature a shower and a bathtub, complimentary toiletries and a stereo speaker. Cable television, CD players, a television in every living room and bedroom, in-room safes, hair-dryers, irons and ironing boards round out the at-home amenities at Fountain Court Apartments – Harris. FeaturesApartments are stocked with tea, coffee, milk and sugar. Guests may also arrange for breakfast starter packs to be stocked in the apartment upon arrival (fees apply). A range of packs is available. Choose a simple collection of bread, milk, cereal and yogurt -- or indulge in a bottle of champagne, smoked salmon, bagels and croissants. Parking is available in a nearby car park on a first-come, first-served basis (fees apply). Transportation Haymarket railway station (0.2 mi/0.4 km)Edinburgh Airport (5.8 mi/9.3 km) Attractions Edinburgh International Conference Centre (0.2 mi/0.3 km)St. Mary's Cathedral (0.3 mi/0.5 km)Princes Street Gardens (0.4 mi/0.7 km)Edinburgh Castle (0.5 mi/0.8 km)Royal Mile (0.7 mi/1.1 km) National Museum of Scotland (0.8 mi/1.4 km) Business Free Wi-Fi Internet accessLocated near the Edinburgh International Conference Centre Policies and fees All guests are required to provide a valid credit or debit card upon arrival to be used as a guarantee for incidentals such as phone calls and any damages. Photographic identification must also be provided which matches the name on the card. In the event that a guest does not have a credit or debit card, then a 50 GBP ($82 USD) cash deposit shall be required. This will be returned upon check out once the apartment has been inspected.

The Rocco Forte Collection's Balmoral is a luxury hotel in the true sense of the word. With its majestic clock tower, the hotel is a unique and contemporary luxury five-star property in the very heart of Edinburgh. While many Edinburgh hotels claim to have Edinburgh's landmarks on their doorstep, few can say their doorstep is a landmark. Located on Princes Street, in Edinburgh's main shopping area and next to Waverley Station, The Balmoral is close to the leading luxury department stores and within walking distance of many Edinburgh attractions. The Balmoral offers 188 opulent suites and stylish rooms, many with views towards Edinburgh Castle and the Old Town. The Balmorals ten conference and banqueting suites, including the signature Sir Walter Scott Suite all enjoy natural daylight and can accommodate a wide range of events including: business conferences, intimate dinner parties, large receptions and weddings. The hotel and city also make for an ideal incentive destination with an abundance of history and culture readily available. When it comes to fine-dining, the choice of restaurants at The Balmoral matches the mood of the moment. With attentive but non-intrusive service, guests can choose from the hotel's Michelin-starred number one fine dining restaurant with outstanding cuisine provided by Chef Jeff Bland; Hadrian's for chic and informal dining; Palm Court for traditional afternoon tea or its very own Bollinger Bar. The newly refurbished and stylish Balm-oral Bar is perfect for a relaxing cocktail or traditional whiskey. For the ultimate in relaxation, the Balmoral Spa is an exclusive retreat in the heart of the city. Voted 'Scotland's Top Urban Day Spa' in Cond Nast Traveler's 2008 Readers' Spa Awards, it offers five treatment rooms (with ESPA and Ytsara treatments) a 15 meter swimming pool, sauna, steam room, gymnasium and exercise studio. The Balmoral is the perfect choice for a luxurious city spa break.