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The Queens Bed & Breakfast
4.8/517 Reviews

The Queens Bed & Breakfast

Queensferry|1.5km from The Queensferry Crossing
With a stay at The Queens Bed & Breakfast in South Queensferry, you'll be 0.6 mi (1 km) from Forth Rail Bridge and 8.4 mi (13.5 km) from Murrayfield Stadium. This 4-star bed & breakfast is 8.5 mi (13.8 km) from Edinburgh International Conference Centre and 8.6 mi (13.8 km) from Princes Street Gardens.This smoke-free bed & breakfast offers complimentary parking nearby.A complimentary full breakfast is served on weekdays from 7:30 AM to 9 AM and on weekends from 8 AM to 9:30 AM.Limited parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 4 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include electric kettles and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Orocco Pier
4.3/576 Reviews

Orocco Pier

Queensferry|1.52km from The Queensferry Crossing
With a stay at Orocco Pier in South Queensferry, you'll be 8.3 mi (13.3 km) from Murrayfield Stadium and 8.4 mi (13.6 km) from Edinburgh International Conference Centre. This beach hotel is 8.5 mi (13.6 km) from Princes Street Gardens and 9.3 mi (15 km) from St. Giles' Cathedral.Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access.Enjoy a meal at Samphire Seafood Grill or snacks in the coffee shop/cafe. The hotel also offers room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily from 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary newspapers in the lobby, luggage storage, and coffee/tea in a common area.Make yourself at home in one of the 17 guestrooms featuring iPod docking stations and DVD players. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have showers and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and electric kettles.
Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry)
3.8/542 Reviews

Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry)

Queensferry|1.71km from The Queensferry Crossing
Good location. Close to famous bridge. I was luck to see from my room the bridge during the night which was lovely. Good value for money. As the restaurant down do anymore buffet breakfast just made to order I have chosen to eat outside. Close you will find McDonald and M&S food. The village itself has a lot of restaurant and take aways. I did enjoy the stay. Room comfortably, well equipped and clean. Free parking onsite although don't forget to register you car registration in the cctv system while checking in.
Dakota Edinburgh
4.4/5121 Reviews

Dakota Edinburgh

Queensferry|2.04km from The Queensferry Crossing
I would have preferred to write my hopefully constructive comments to a member of the senior management at the Dakota Hotels organisation, particularly as they are in the growth stages. However, and significantly, having failed in all my attempts to research an appropriate member of the senior management team, which included writing ‘twice’ to the Dakota Hotel Edinburgh reception (no response), spending a lot of time researching Linkedin and perusing the government website ‘companies house’, not one member of the senior management team appeared. Consequently, I have penned my comments to trip advisor. Location The Dakota Hotel Edinburgh is ideally located to the airport and a super wedding venue, Dunbas Castle. Initially, one is either impressed by the modern looking black edifice or find it depressing, a personal choice. Apparently, the theme of the hotel is one of a sombre mood, where an abundance of light is shunned. On the first evening we held a small champagne reception in a room shared by another wedding party. A gentleman from the other party asked a member of staff who came to close the blinds and put us all in near darkness if it was possible to leave them open. The staff member said it was against hotel policy but would ask the duty manager. Within a few minutes the duty manager appeared and brusquely closed the shutters in a most defiant manner, clearly illustrating the mood of the management! Reception Staff The first impression of a hotel is often made when checking in. Alas, of all the reception staff I encountered during our 4 day stay, I was appalled by the lack of friendly interaction. Indeed, on many occasions the extremely abrupt and curt conversations were almost offensive. Fortunately, there was one female manager named Megan who is most definitely an excellent example for the hospitality industry, as she was polite, attentive, and most efficient. Megan was indeed a redeeming feature of this hotel. At the initial check-in we were informed that we would be entitled to a glass of champagne and two Hors d'oeuvres each evening. This only occurred on two of our 4 evenings! When my daughter arrived from America, she was not told that breakfast was included in her room nor that she was entitled to a complementary glass of champagne and two Hors d'oeuvres each evening of her stay. As my daughter’s stay combined business with pleasure, she had some very important business and video calls to make but was frequently prevented from accomplishing her work as the hotel WiFi was not robust enough. In response to her complaints, she was offered 2 further alternative access points, but neither was sufficient to achieve a strong enough connection. Dining Room The dining room (brasserie Grill) was appropriately illuminated and the staff in the main were efficient and very polite. Alas, the chairs were too low for the tables and for each meal, cushions had to be requested. The staff were so accustomed to this anomaly, that t

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Ibis Budget Edinburgh Park

Ibis Budget Edinburgh Park

3.9/554 Reviews
Edinburgh Airport Area
Stayed here for two nights over the bank holiday weekend in August 2022. I'm guessing the price was high because of the fringe and it being a bank holiday weekend. The hotel was bright and breezy. no tea making facilities in the room. No hair dryer, limited storage, no draws. There was tea making facilities in the reception that were free and always available. Breakfast at the hotel was continental and £7.50 each. Quite reasonable for the offering of cereal, pastries, yoghurts, juice, ham and cheeses. Nice location opposite the tram station.
Corstorphine Lodge Hotel

Corstorphine Lodge Hotel

3.6/523 Reviews
Corstorphine
Nice environment, typical British guesthouse, suitable for people who know English
Moxy Edinburgh Airport

Moxy Edinburgh Airport

4.7/541 Reviews
Edinburgh Airport Area
Absolutely brilliant hotel to stay in at Edinburgh Airport. Super close to the airport and to the tram for going through to Edinburgh city centre. Service was amazing and the cocktails were a brilliant start to our holiday!
Village Hotel Edinburgh

Village Hotel Edinburgh

4/5112 Reviews
We travelled to Edinburgh with a team of 22 teenage girls representing our county at a Gaelic football tournament and the staff and management of the Village Hotel were amazing from start to finish. The location, although out of town, suited our purposes as we could walk to our sports venue. As we were a large group we booked through the dedicated Village Hotel sports desk team, Jessica and Louise, who were fantastic and the made the process trouble free. We arrived an hour later than planned due to delayed flights but reception had all our room keys ready, rooms pre-allocated by name so we’re knew exactly where each girl was and all the rooms were together - very useful when you have 22 teenagers to corral! The sports desk organised a pre-ordered meal for our arrival on the Friday night which was carried out seamlessly by the restaurant and our late arrival was not an issue. The food was fantastic and each order was delivered correctly. We had parents who had driven up to Scotland through torrential and the restaurant staff kept them a meal and had them served before they had their coats off. Absolutely faultless service from the check in staff and everyone in the kitchen and restaurant. The sports desk team also organised a buffet for our team on the Saturday night. We expected the usual chips, chicken nuggets, burgers etc but there was also mini toad in the holes that weren’t mini at all, chicken breast, potatoes, veg, salad, pasta, desserts, fruit, plenty of water and juices and teas and coffees for us exhausted coaches and assistants. A special mention to the chefs, Chris and George who went far and above expectations and looked after us all amazingly. Another faultless service from everyone in the kitchen. Nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was brilliant. Plenty of everything and enough choice for the fussiest of teenage girls - nobody went hungry. Our rooms were clean and warm and all the twin rooms had 2 double beds which was a huge luxury for our girls. All in all, the Village Hotel was the perfect venue for our group and we wouldn’t hesitate to book with them again. Thank you to the management and staff for making what could have been a nightmare trip a breeze.
Dakota Edinburgh

Dakota Edinburgh

4.4/5121 Reviews
I would have preferred to write my hopefully constructive comments to a member of the senior management at the Dakota Hotels organisation, particularly as they are in the growth stages. However, and significantly, having failed in all my attempts to research an appropriate member of the senior management team, which included writing ‘twice’ to the Dakota Hotel Edinburgh reception (no response), spending a lot of time researching Linkedin and perusing the government website ‘companies house’, not one member of the senior management team appeared. Consequently, I have penned my comments to trip advisor. Location The Dakota Hotel Edinburgh is ideally located to the airport and a super wedding venue, Dunbas Castle. Initially, one is either impressed by the modern looking black edifice or find it depressing, a personal choice. Apparently, the theme of the hotel is one of a sombre mood, where an abundance of light is shunned. On the first evening we held a small champagne reception in a room shared by another wedding party. A gentleman from the other party asked a member of staff who came to close the blinds and put us all in near darkness if it was possible to leave them open. The staff member said it was against hotel policy but would ask the duty manager. Within a few minutes the duty manager appeared and brusquely closed the shutters in a most defiant manner, clearly illustrating the mood of the management! Reception Staff The first impression of a hotel is often made when checking in. Alas, of all the reception staff I encountered during our 4 day stay, I was appalled by the lack of friendly interaction. Indeed, on many occasions the extremely abrupt and curt conversations were almost offensive. Fortunately, there was one female manager named Megan who is most definitely an excellent example for the hospitality industry, as she was polite, attentive, and most efficient. Megan was indeed a redeeming feature of this hotel. At the initial check-in we were informed that we would be entitled to a glass of champagne and two Hors d'oeuvres each evening. This only occurred on two of our 4 evenings! When my daughter arrived from America, she was not told that breakfast was included in her room nor that she was entitled to a complementary glass of champagne and two Hors d'oeuvres each evening of her stay. As my daughter’s stay combined business with pleasure, she had some very important business and video calls to make but was frequently prevented from accomplishing her work as the hotel WiFi was not robust enough. In response to her complaints, she was offered 2 further alternative access points, but neither was sufficient to achieve a strong enough connection. Dining Room The dining room (brasserie Grill) was appropriately illuminated and the staff in the main were efficient and very polite. Alas, the chairs were too low for the tables and for each meal, cushions had to be requested. The staff were so accustomed to this anomaly, that t
Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry)

Premier Inn Edinburgh (South Queensferry)

3.8/542 Reviews
Good location. Close to famous bridge. I was luck to see from my room the bridge during the night which was lovely. Good value for money. As the restaurant down do anymore buffet breakfast just made to order I have chosen to eat outside. Close you will find McDonald and M&S food. The village itself has a lot of restaurant and take aways. I did enjoy the stay. Room comfortably, well equipped and clean. Free parking onsite although don't forget to register you car registration in the cctv system while checking in.

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Average Temperature

• January to March: 6.48°C during the day, 3.42°C at night

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