I stayed here with my partner recently for the weekend starting October 8, and would definitely stay here again.
The room and en suite were spotless. The bed was extremely comfortable with an amazing array of pillows. Simon cooked an excellent breakfast, would really recommend the smoked salmon and scrambled eggs.
The whole hotel was clean, tidy, stylishly restored and really did help to make the weekend.
There is a slight walk to get into the city, but bus no. 42 really helps, very regular service.
Because the hotel was not in the city it did mean that there was no street noise, which meant a lovely night's sleep.
I would definitely recommend, worth every penny.

This guest house is very clean, the owners are friendly and helpful and the breakfasts excellent. There is a pretty little garden where guests can sit. There's a good 'bus service into the city, otherwise it's quite a long walk. Our room was comfortable but a little cramped & the ensuite was tiny although the owners had done their best to make good use of the space available.

We found Lauderville guest house on the internet at quite late notice and booked up based on some decent reviews on Trip Advisor and not much else.
It was in a nice part of Edinburgh about 20 minutes walk from the Royal Mile and had a couple of nice pubs nearby. The room was nicely decorated and in good repair,small but very cleverly decked out and some nice touches. (ipod dock, digital radio etc).
Our hosts were helpful and offered free internet access and all the fringe guides etc so we could stuck in straight away. There are a few parking spaces at the back of the property which is locked each night and also free on street parking so no problems there. The breakfast was decent enough without being remarkable.
I would definitely consider staying here again if I was up in Edinburgh again.

Lovely, clean rooms and a fantastic cooked brekkie every morning. Only a 15 minute walk into the city centre.