Travelodge Edinburgh Haymarket anmeldelser

From airport, take airlink100 and alight at haymaker. Cross the road and walk back and look for street sign COATES GARDENS . Walk up the slope till you reach the end, there you will see travel lodge right in front of you. Most attractions are walkable and you do not require to buy any bus tickets. Hotel main door facing south east, if you book rooms above main hotel door direction, you will catch morning sun and take beautiful pictures.

Medium size hotel with large room and bathroom. A bit walk from Haymarket station. Nice and friendly staff. The bathroom is quite spacious and the water pressure are high. Clean room and with window.

El hotel es normal, la atención con mala casi nunca hay nadie en la recepción el recepcionista se encarga del restaurante también o casi siempre está fumando afuera. Estuvimos una semana y no limpian y pusimos el rótulo en la puerta y solo entraron a dejar paños y sacar la basura. La verdad no nos gustó, lastima por que la habitación está bien para el hotel que es.

環境非常好，房間也很大，距離王子街步行20-25分鐘，到機場和火車站都有輕軌，十分方便。酒店工作人員有問必答，相當Nice。

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The Haymarket neighbourhood was a very pleasant base for exploring Edinburgh. If you like to walk, you can walk to the Royal Mile or University area in about 30 mins. Our 3rd fl Premier room looked out on a residential area with plenty of trees. We could leave our window open at night without any noise disruption. However, the main floor was always very hot in the hall. It must have been hot in the rooms as well. Perhaps the kitchen isn't well vented? We also had very minimal room servicing (no change of linens offered until the day before departure in an 8-night stay) and we had to retrieve bathroom paper and coffee pods from the reception. They were always friendly, though, so perhaps there is a staffing issue with cleaners? Overall, I'd recommend. Good value, room on the small side, quiet hotel in a nice neighbourhood.

Unexpected very close location.Opposite Haymarket Train Station. Very clean. Nice staff. Facilitys for eating plus a bar.

Unlike other lodges I've stayed in this is an old building converted from a house. The hotel was clean and well presented with a good sized, clean bedroom. Bathroom had a bath and overhead shower. Due to the type of building there was a little outside noise from traffic when our windows were open but as our room was at the front of the hotel this couldn't be helped and was a minor issue. Trams are available from the main road which is a 3 minute walk from the hotel. There is no direct bus into Princes St from the main road but we discovered that a return train ticket from Haymarket to Waverley Station was half the price of the tram return ticket. Breakfast food was okay. Plenty of cereal choice and unlimited hot food although the bacon and sausage weren't our favourites. Usual scrambled egg, beans, mushroom, tomato etc and bread for toasting. Tea/coffee machine for hot drinks. Overall decent value for money and we would stay again.

The whole experience from check in to check out was seamless and the staff (all of them) were so helpful and friendly. Needed early check in which we got without any trouble. Rooms and en-suites were spotless. Breakfast was excellent with a wide choice from hot food (bacon eggs tomatoes sausages hash browns beans and mushrooms). Also croisssants, fruit , yogurts , fruit juice. You could not have asked for more. The lady who was in the breakfast room was really cheery and helpful especially when I didn’t know what I was doing. Didn’t get her name. Pauline who checked us in met us with a big smile as did Kelly later on. The lady on duty at night was also really cheery and helpful and served us with drinks. Didn’t get her name either. For a taxi you press a button on the reception desk and it’s there within minutes. One of the things that impressed us too was the actual building. Original fireplace in the bar/ dining area and ceilings and bannisters all original. It was a treat to stay there and really good value. Would definitely recommend this one.

Hotel in perfect location from clinic where I had eye procedure, was given a room at the back of hotel, very quiet and this allowed me to relax. Thank you

Fine enough hotel with a couple of caveats. Firstly, whilst the fixtures and fittings in the bathroom weren't bad, the water pressure on the top floor (in the shower) was not good. Secondly, if you're looking for a 'twin room' you'll get a 'small family room', and the second bed is woeful - practically a child's bed. For a single night probably fine, but for a holiday, not great. Staff were all very pleasant and helpful.

Paid £250 for 1 night when Billy Joel was supposed to play at Murrayfield. Concert was cancelled but decided to do the trip anyway as the room was non-refundable. For £250 the service received was shocking. Felt like I was an inconvenience to the staff on arrival, and was given a room directly opposite the entrance to the first floor. If you are a light sleeper and given rooms 101 or 102 I would advise asking for another room as it is SO LOUD with people in the hallway, banging the door and banging luggage up and down the stairs. Room was OK, bathroom needed another clean and hoover wouldn't have gone amiss on the carpet. No hairdyer in room, attempted to get one but no one at reception so gave up. Despite pre-booking breakfast when I booked the room, I was told I hadn't. In the morning they did double check and confirmed I had booked a breakfast. Wish I hadn't, hot food was gross. Overcooked, HARD sausages, I had to spit it out it was so disgusting. Seemed like they had been sitting around for hours. Overall dissatisfied with this, and can't see myself returning to any Travelodge in future.

The room, whilst clean, did not live up to Travelodge usual standards, considering the inflated price (big pop concert nearby) The light switch for the main light was dodgy(loose and ready to fall out) The shower was next to useless, a trickle and hot water took ages to come through. Breakfast was the worst I've had at Travelodge. Solid sausages, under cooked bacon, luke warm everything. Considering its in a major city, very poor, and not a good signal to give tourists. It's supposed to be Scotlands capital! Will never use that one again, and Travelodge need to spend money on it, instead of ripping us off

I am less than impressed with the hotel. Our room was damp and had water running down the walls when it rained. There was also standing water out the back, which was in contact with the wall. The window was rotting, and the paint was coming off and didn't feel safe when opening. There was a foisty damp smell in the room and on returning home the clothes that we didn't wear but had been hanging in the room smelled of damp! The bed was also the most uncomfortable i have ever slpet in, i chose travelodge over other hotels as i can (usually) guarantee a fantastic nights sleep however the bed i had creaked and cracked whenever i or my partner moved! I was also under the impression for the price I paid that I would have had a coffee machine, not just a couple of sachets of coffee. The heater in the room also kept coming up with an error message, and whenever I asked at the reception about anything, the staff had difficulty understanding me, and the language barriers were a struggle (I am british) so we never received anything we asked for and made do with 2 bath towels and 1 hand towel between two of us for the weekend! Then we come to breakfast. On Saturday the dining room was almost full, that wasn't a problem as there was a table spare and we sat down straight away. The bacon, sausage, egg, and mushrooms were empty, and it took almost 15 minutes for them to be refilled. By which point, other items were empty again, so we ate our cooked breakfast in stages rather than everything being on our plate. The sausage was dry and over cooked, the egg didn't have the normal 'scrambled egg' texture, and if i had tried powdered egg before, i would swear that's what they were serving! Sunday morning breakfast was just as bad, with there being very few items available, only this time we had to keep asking if there was more of them. The staff kept looking into the trays but never made a move for more until they were asked. It's also advertised that they were serving Lavazza coffee, which again it definitely wasn't. It came from a machine but was very weak and had a strange taste. I guess the machine needed a clean and the temperature settings adjusted? Needless to say on both mornings we left the dining area and headed into the city to buy food which is shocking as we had paid for a 'breakfast buffet'. On my previous stays at Travelodge hotels the breakfast has been fantastic and I've had a fantastic sleep but this experience has put me off booking