We stayed here for 1 night and picked the hotel because of it's location near Murryfield. The hotel was OK, rooms were very basic, you can hear people walking in the corridors and slamming doors shut (you have to slam the doors shut to get them close properly). Staff were friendly enough. Overall at £65 for a night it was... more

This is a cheap hotel to stay at, and unfortunately it shows. We usually find Travelodges good value but I'll make an exception in this case. Good points were the large room, good location and good, reasonably priced hot breakfast. Bad points were the room quality - old and worn carpet, nowhere to hang a jacket or coat, an unlit... more

We visited Edinburgh for a long weekend and stayed 2 nights at this Travelodge which is in a pleasant residential area, around 15 mins walk from the centre. Our room (318) was vast - probably 3 or 4 times the size of a normal Travelodge room. Our bathroom was also big with a full size bath/shower. The room was nicely... more

Stayed here for 3 nights from the 20th sep 2009. We had family room which was huge, double bed and a couch which was also a sofa bed. Nice spacious wardrobe which DID have hangers on some reviews i had seen people were complaining there wasnt hangers for their clothes. Bathroom was nice, Great location, staff were nice always willing... more

Stayed for two nights, Bed worst we have ever slept in, it dipped into the middle so you constantly fighting rolling into the middle, and pillows terrible. When we commented to hotel staff about the bed they admited they have been having problems with them. Only one plug in room which TV was plugged into, unfortunately this was nowhere near... more

This hotel was basic but was just what we needed for a 3 night stay in Edinburgh, especially good for £29 a night. The room was a good size, the rooms were really clean, and the staff were really helpful, and had loads of local knowledge, about buses bars etc. The hotel was about 15 mins walk from Princess st... more

Stayed here with a group of girl friends on Saturday night..Finally arrived after a 2.55 hr journey from Glasgow( should have taken a hour)..Had already paid for an early check in ..but missed it..due to delay..When we arrived the small ,dark haired receptionist was very unhelpful..I had booked 3 rooms about 9mths ago and she could only find 2 rooms..She... more

Travelodges are infuriating sometimes - there are a lot of rubbish ones out there, but there are a few betters ones (mainly the newer builds) that really are a bargain due to the national pricing structure being broadly the same. This clearly used to be a hotel from someone other than Travelodge, the main clues being the wardrobes and furniture... more

Considering that even the most basic B&B room costs well over £100 a night during the Edinburgh festival, we were delighted to get a room for £52 a night at the end of August at the Haymarket Travelodge. The hotel is in a lovely old residential building just 1 block back from Haymarket station (where incidentally the airport express bus... more