My boyfriend and I stayed here over the weekend as we were going to the Rugby at Murrayfield, we left it late to book and were struggling to find a hotel in the City centre however this turned out to be perfect. Although its not the City centre it was only around 15-20 min on a bus to Murrayfield (and not much longer to the city centre) and the buses were frequent enough for it not to be a hassle.

The hotel is lovely, still looks new and the staff were polite and friendly. Our room was on the first floor which was handy and it was clean, comfortable, nice size, good shower and we were never bothered by the planes taking off nearby, I quite enjoyed seeing them fly overhead. We had a drink at the bar which was reasonably priced but we didn't eat in the restaurant, although they did serve pizza slices (as a rugby special) a nice touch I thought. There is also a McDonalds a short walk away.

The only downside we found is that there is hardly any phone signal (could sometimes get enough signal for calls and texts but not for 3G etc.) and you have to pay for the WiFi however this was not a major issue.

It was a little more expensive than normal however everywhere is on rugby weekends, would definitely stay here again and would recommend it to others

This Premier Inn describes itself as an 'airport hotel' but there is no shuttle bus from the airport to the facility and the taxi, when it eventually comes, is £11. We waited for 40 minutes with 30 or so other people outside in -6C temperatures having just got off the plane from Athens. The hotel itsel is new, clean and excellent as a place to sleep and have a hearty breakfast. However, it's in the middle of an industrial estate so it's yet another taxi into the city centre of a half mile walk with suitcases to the nearest bus stop. So, and to sum up, nice hotel when you eventually get there but expensive, time consuming and annoying to get to and from the place. Won't be staying there next time!

We stayed at this hotel prior to flying out to Tignes for a weeks skiing. The hotel was completed in March 2011 and still has that new built feel. Easy remote kiosk check in system but don't worry there is a freindly staff member on hand should you prefer a more traditional check in. The room was very clean and well presented with everything you would need for a short stay. These ate in the restaurant and can recommend the curry. The meal deal for £22 a head is worth every penny. The breakfast is an all you can eat which is freshly cooked for you. Which is a nice touch. Definitely recommend.

we booked this as a base for exploring around edinburgh its about 5 miles from the town centre and its near the airport of which they do fly over the hotel which did'nt bother us and my daughter enjoyed watching them and we did'nt hear anything at night the room had triple glazing,we too found it a bit tricky to find as it is a new building,but when we did it was well worth it the staff are so friendly and helpful nothing is too much trouble i asked for extra tea and it was no problem.The room was comfortable and very clean ,& modern we had a family room with a king size bed and a single bed and there was everything you need,tea ,coffee etc tv with freeview, hairdryer,soap dispensers,fresh towels,and you can control the temperature of the room. if you need the wiifi you do have to pay a charge for it.The room was cleaned everyday we stayed for four days.The resturant was of a lovely decor and friendly staff & the meal was very nice.£12.50 for two courses.We also had full breakfast which is £7.99 but you can eat as much as you like and there's plenty of choice,kids go free.We manged to get it for £29 a night which is fanstastic value and its comfy& friendly and clean what more could you want for that price??? I would definetly stay here again if we are in the area.