my husband booked the glass house to celebrate my birthday. We stopped for 2nights between xmas and new year. We were greeted with a very warm welcome and told everything we needed to know about the hotel. We were shown to room 69 which was spacious and had the added benefit of a large roof terrace complete with garden furniture. The bathroom had everything you needed nice toiletries along with lovely deep bath and seperate power shower cubicle.The beds were very comfortable - linen very good quality as were the pillows. The only down side to the room was that the terrace door didn't shut properly and a gale force wind was blowing through at night time, the carpet in the bedroom was stained - surprised as the rest of the hotel was spotless. The honesty bar was a little weird (basically a cupboard on a landing) and i missed the gathering of other guests for a night cap drink.We found a great place to eat breakfast 2 for £10 at the Filling Station Restaurant in cinema complex which served the offer until 12.00 midday

second visit to this hotel...would certainly stay here again, perfectly situated for shopping and surrounded with great places to eat, the glenlivet suite is very comfortable and lovely view from the rooftop garden, would also highly recommend the vegetarian breakfast!!

My boyfriend booked the 'Romance Package' which is a corner suite, and considering the size of the suite (it was massive) and it being Edinburgh, the price wasn't too expensive. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. Check in is 2pm, but can sometimes accommodate you earlier if you let them know in advance. Check out is 11am (12pm on Sundays). The whole of the rooms are situated on the 3rd floor, which also boasts a roof top garden (which is lovely) and a bar. The only thing I didn't like, was the breakfast. There isn't much to choose from, and you don't get much.
Situated next door is a centre (almost like a shopping centre) full of pubs, cinema, and eateries, and next door to that is a car park, which has car boot sales on Sundays. Across the road is a shopping centre with the usual - John Lewis, HMV, Boots etc.
Is about a 7 min walk from Waverley Station, and Rose Street, which is the street behind Princes Street, where you will find many pubs - although not many which show any football games.

I stayed at the glasshouse as part of a work trip. The Hotel is first class. The decor is modern. The rooms are spacious. The hotel is an excellent location in the city centre.
I would highly recommend this for business or pleasure