The hotel staff were very rude especially the duty manager. The room was filthy and we to be given a partial refund as they did not give the correct information. The extra bed is NOT suitable for adults more

One Night Stay Horrendous Price £89.00 for a budget hotel room Never Again, watch this chain for price hikes. Travel Lodge Better Offer. more

Stayed for one night during the Fringe. As all the other Premier Inns I have used, this one was good. No frills and does what it says on the tin! The breakfast in the pub next door was really good! more

This was our first experience with a Premier Inn and we found it excellent. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room provided a double bed and two single beds for the kids. The room and bathroom were very clean. The only negative we experienced was that the floors are very thin. If you have someone in the room... more

We stayed just the one night whilst visiting Edinburgh and thought the staff were really friendly and enthusiatic (although haven't met a bad Premier Inn employee yet!). The location was good as quiet, being outside the city centre but easy to find and only minutes to drive back into town. The Brewers Fayre next door was cheap and the food... more

The location was the main reason to stay here. There is a big free car park and a bus stop right outside that goes straight to the centre of Edinburgh. It take about 20 mins and there is one every 10 mins during the dat and every 30 mins in the evening. For £3 you can use all the buses... more

The Premier Inn in Leith was ideally situated for our weekend in Edinburgh with 2 children. It backs onto the Firth of Forth, with a great view up the river to the bridges. We chose this hotel instead of a city centre hotel for ease of parking, and then took the bus each day into the city (every ten minutes,... more

L-shaped hotel with the longer arm facing the Firth of Forth; ground floor with two floors above; wooden construction, contemporary design. Quieter rooms are on the top floor, seaside (most popular side) at the ends of the corridor. Double-glazed windows soundproofed the room quite well from outside noise. The bar-restaurant attached to one end of the hotel faced a small... more

The room was a typical Premier Inn room so no surprises there. Breakfast was served in the adjoining Brewersfayre pub/restaurant: it was a shabby place, the upholstery on seats was dark, shiny and dirty. Food debris was on the floor and low level window sill from the day(s) before. The windows were dirty and the plaster board walls holed. There... more