"Room was very clean, staff were very helpful and the breakfasts were more than ample
really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back in the future."
"Room was very clean, staff were very helpful and the breakfasts were more than ample
really enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back in the future."
Staff were great. Food was fantastic. I highly recommend the garlic bread with cheese.
Comfortable bed in a nice place. Easy to check in and out. Just walk inside and ask a staff member for the key.
Staff were great. Food was fantastic. I highly recommend the garlic bread with cheese.
Comfortable bed in a nice place. Easy to check in and out. Just walk inside and ask a staff member for the key.
Stephen
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
Hotel Ceilidh-Donia was a great find! Hotel Ceilidh-Donia was charming, and comfortable. Kevin, and rest of staff were exceptional and made us feel truly welcome.
We especially enjoyed a good drink in the quiet lounge and bar area after our busy days exploring Edinburgh.
Breakfast was quality, and made to order. Perfect to have a good hot breakfast before setting out on for a cold November day in Scotland.
It's just a few minutes from some of the best attractions in Edinburgh. Very...
Hotel Ceilidh-Donia was a great find! Hotel Ceilidh-Donia was charming, and comfortable. Kevin, and rest of staff were exceptional and made us feel truly welcome.
We especially enjoyed a good drink in the quiet lounge and bar area after our busy days exploring Edinburgh.
Breakfast was quality, and made to order. Perfect to have a good hot breakfast before setting out on for a cold November day in Scotland.
It's just a few minutes from some of the best attractions in Edinburgh. Very...
Michael
Reviewed December 29, 2017Reviewed December 29, 2017
Amazing, quaint hotel that also still serves as the Royal Scots Club. Located in a more quiet part of New Town, yet only a few blocks away from St. Andrews Square, Princes Street & Stockbridge.
Hotel atmosphere might be a bit too settled for families with small children or younger partygoers & clubberers, everyone else who is looking for a nice and quiet retreat from the hectic and tourist filled city and a friendly, personal staff should not get disappointed.
Amazing, quaint hotel that also still serves as the Royal Scots Club. Located in a more quiet part of New Town, yet only a few blocks away from St. Andrews Square, Princes Street & Stockbridge.
Hotel atmosphere might be a bit too settled for families with small children or younger partygoers & clubberers, everyone else who is looking for a nice and quiet retreat from the hectic and tourist filled city and a friendly, personal staff should not get disappointed.
I do not even know where to begin. Richard and his wife (who I am not sure how to spell her name, so I will not attempt) are the most kind and gracious of hosts. They allowed me to check in early and even upgraded my room at no cost to me for two nights. This upgrade was their own doing, I did not request it. Richard gave me a wonderful run down of buses, directions, taxi services, everything I would need to get started on my most dazzling vacation of Edinburgh. The rooms were cozy, warm,...
I do not even know where to begin. Richard and his wife (who I am not sure how to spell her name, so I will not attempt) are the most kind and gracious of hosts. They allowed me to check in early and even upgraded my room at no cost to me for two nights. This upgrade was their own doing, I did not request it. Richard gave me a wonderful run down of buses, directions, taxi services, everything I would need to get started on my most dazzling vacation of Edinburgh. The rooms were cozy, warm,...
Anonymous traveler
Reviewed September 19, 2015Reviewed September 19, 2015
We were a very last minute reservation as our flight was unexpectedly cancelled. The owners were incredibly welcoming & kind. The rooms are small but cozy & each has an en-suite bathroom. Enormous & well equipped kitchen for all residents to use. Short walk to public transportation.
We were a very last minute reservation as our flight was unexpectedly cancelled. The owners were incredibly welcoming & kind. The rooms are small but cozy & each has an en-suite bathroom. Enormous & well equipped kitchen for all residents to use. Short walk to public transportation.
My wife and I had a great stay at this property on a 4-day visit to Edinburgh. It's centrally located in the New Town, close to Princes Street and a short walk to Old Town and the Royal Mile. It's got a boutique-y vibe which we liked. Everyone we met on the staff was very friendly and helpful, and helped us arrange accommodations when our return flight was cancelled.
Our room was very clean and comfortable, and we greatly appreciated how clean and made-up it was when we returned at the end of...
My wife and I had a great stay at this property on a 4-day visit to Edinburgh. It's centrally located in the New Town, close to Princes Street and a short walk to Old Town and the Royal Mile. It's got a boutique-y vibe which we liked. Everyone we met on the staff was very friendly and helpful, and helped us arrange accommodations when our return flight was cancelled.
Our room was very clean and comfortable, and we greatly appreciated how clean and made-up it was when we returned at the end of...
Garrett
Reviewed October 29, 2026Reviewed October 29, 2026
Very nice guest house, close to the center, only 10 min. walking distance.
The owners were really very kind, helpful, gave us lot of recommendation for visits sightseeing, restaurants etc.
Nice view from the room (Arthur´s Seat)
Very nice guest house, close to the center, only 10 min. walking distance.
The owners were really very kind, helpful, gave us lot of recommendation for visits sightseeing, restaurants etc.
Nice view from the room (Arthur´s Seat)
We highly recommend The Leddie for your next visit to the East Lothian coast. The Leddie provides an elegant and upscale ambiance at a reasonable price. It was perfect for our “home base” for the East Lothian portion of our golf trip which included North Berwick, Gullane, Muirfield and Renaissance Club.
The Leddie was renovated within the last two years so the appointments were all fairly new. The dinners and breakfasts were excellent. The staff, including especially the bartending staff,...
We highly recommend The Leddie for your next visit to the East Lothian coast. The Leddie provides an elegant and upscale ambiance at a reasonable price. It was perfect for our “home base” for the East Lothian portion of our golf trip which included North Berwick, Gullane, Muirfield and Renaissance Club.
The Leddie was renovated within the last two years so the appointments were all fairly new. The dinners and breakfasts were excellent. The staff, including especially the bartending staff,...
This was our first stop and night in Edinburgh. Our wonderful host let us check in early. This sure helped us as we were tired and stressed from travel and trying to drive in Edinburgh. lol We had a wonderful stay at their home and they provided us with 2 wonderful Scottish breakfast to start our day with. If you run across my review and you are trying to decide...let this help you...stay here, they are the best, you will feel at home and be treated great!
This was our first stop and night in Edinburgh. Our wonderful host let us check in early. This sure helped us as we were tired and stressed from travel and trying to drive in Edinburgh. lol We had a wonderful stay at their home and they provided us with 2 wonderful Scottish breakfast to start our day with. If you run across my review and you are trying to decide...let this help you...stay here, they are the best, you will feel at home and be treated great!
Great location close enough to Grassmarket, Victoria St and the castle. Also close to where most tours depart. I chose the full breakfast option in the room rate and it was very good and worth it. Staff was courteous and helpful. Twin beds room was basic but clean and quiet. Stayed in the 4th floor but hotel does have an elevator. Would stay here again if we ever go back to Edinburgh. 30 min walking from bus station. Very good option for the price.
Great location close enough to Grassmarket, Victoria St and the castle. Also close to where most tours depart. I chose the full breakfast option in the room rate and it was very good and worth it. Staff was courteous and helpful. Twin beds room was basic but clean and quiet. Stayed in the 4th floor but hotel does have an elevator. Would stay here again if we ever go back to Edinburgh. 30 min walking from bus station. Very good option for the price.
We love this Holiday Inn Express. All the staff especially PANUWAT were great. Panuwat made sure we had everything we needed. He explained all the hotel had to offer. He was kind and patient. Because we are loyalty members (this is our 4th time at this property) he was able to get us a late check out for my senior citizen mother. Thank you Panuwat and IHG!!
We love this Holiday Inn Express. All the staff especially PANUWAT were great. Panuwat made sure we had everything we needed. He explained all the hotel had to offer. He was kind and patient. Because we are loyalty members (this is our 4th time at this property) he was able to get us a late check out for my senior citizen mother. Thank you Panuwat and IHG!!
Ravelston House, around 3 kilometers northwest of downtown Inveresk, is an Expedia guest favorite. A garden and a terrace are among its many amenities. Best Western Kings Manor Hotel is another 3-star hotel that ranks highly among travelers. It comes with hypo-allergenic bedding and a swimming pool, and is about 6 kilometers west of the city center.
How much does it cost to stay in a 3-star hotel in Inveresk?
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What is the difference between a 4-star and 3-star hotel in Inveresk?
The key difference between a 3- and 4-star hotel in Inveresk will be the level of service and access to creature comforts. Three-star hotels are usually lower priced and provide the services and amenities you need to be comfy, such as breakfast, a gym and WiFi. You can count on a bit more at a 4-star hotel — think upmarket décor, premium bathroom products and perks like spa and wellness centers.
What is the difference between a 3-star hotel and a motel in Inveresk?
Motels generally offer lower rates than hotels, which makes them ideal if you're traveling around Inveresk and sticking to a budget. A popular option for overnight trips, these roadside escapes come with simply furnished rooms, basic services and ample parking. Opt for a 3-star hotel and you can expect to pay more for additional privacy, space and conveniences. Travelers can make use of things like a gym, free WiFi and business services at this property type.
Are there any 3-star hotels with free breakfast in Inveresk?
Make the most of the included breakfast at Ravelston House. This 3-star escape in Inveresk also has a terrace and an espresso maker. Alternatively, pour yourself a cup of tea and fuel up at Aaron Lodge Guest House, which also offers a complimentary breakfast.
Do any 3-star hotels in Inveresk have a pool?
Enjoy some poolside fun and recreation at Aparthotel Adagio Edinburgh Royal Mile. Or switch from sightseeing to kicking back by the water at Best Western Kings Manor Hotel. Both these 3-star escapes with pools are located in Inveresk, where the summer months are June, July and August. Average temperatures range from 10ºC at night to 18ºC during the day in July, the warmest period of the year.
What 3-star hotels in Inveresk have an on-site restaurant?
Following a day of exploring, kick back with a scrumptious meal at Ravelston House's on-site restaurant. This 3-star Inveresk escape also features a terrace and a garden. Or eat within the comfortable surroundings of Best Western Kings Manor Hotel. A terrace and a spa are just a couple of the other amenities available here.
Do any 3-star hotels in Inveresk have WiFi?
Whether you'd like to stay in touch with friends and family, stream content or access information on the go, browsing the internet is a cinch at one of our 3-star hotels. You can use the WiFi at Expedia's collection of accommodations like Best Western Kings Manor Hotel and Ravelston House.
What 3-star hotels in Inveresk have parking?
A couple of our favorites are Ravelston House and Best Western Kings Manor Hotel. Both these 3-star properties in Inveresk come with parking, making it convenient for you to jump behind the wheel and go. After you've ticked off the famous sights in the city, why not top up the gas tank and travel a bit farther? Some good ideas for day trips from the center of Inveresk are Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre and George Square.
Do any 3-star hotels in Inveresk have rooms with a kitchenette?
Staying in a hotel with a kitchenette is a good idea if you're planning a self-catered vacation in Inveresk. Look forward to whipping up your own breakfasts and lunches at Km Apartments. Free use of a nearby fitness center and free internet services are other conveniences at this 3-star getaway. Or save dollars on restaurant bills at Aparthotel Adagio Edinburgh Royal Mile, which also has cooking facilities in addition to a swimming pool and a playground.