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We had an absolutely wonderful stay at this beautiful hotel. We arrived far earlier than the 3pm check-in due to an early flight, and asked on the off chance if we would be able to get into our room any earlier. Not expecting at all for it to be done so quickly! They jumped into action whilst we explored the stunning grounds & had a lovely breakfast, and within the hour we were in our room. Housekeeping had created a lovely Swan display using the towels and rose petals, with a handwritten birthday card for my boyfriend as we were there to celebrate his 30th birthday. The staff could not do enough for us, especially the very kind lady on reception who was just brilliant and the trip felt so easy and comfortable as a result. Thank you SO much for a wonderful and memorable weekend, I truly cannot recommend this hotel enough. Worth every penny and just a short uber (20-25 mins) to the city, zoo, and most main attractions. We will be back!

Was only booked in for an overnight visit and the most I can say is that is if you are only after a basic bed for the night this is the place . It could do with an upgrade and the room I was in the shower was covered in mould,I had to check out early for work so cannot comment on Breakfast as this is not served till 0800.Overall pretty expensive for what you get rooms were quiet enough.

The overall experience was alright but not highly satisfied. I chose the hotel because we hope to stay in the Mansion with long history and heritage that hopefully make our family journey more enjoyable. Before we go, I searched for the comment on websites and found some travellers give bad comments e.g. small bathroom with mold, dusty table and floor mat, etc. Thanks for providing these honest comment so I reduce my own expectation a little bit. When we enter the hotel room, warm welcome received from hotel staff. We arrived at 15pm and thought we can have some teatime in the hotel but sadly we were told teatime must be book 24hrs in advance. They can serve us scones and tea instead. Then we went to our the double bed room 14sq.m one and it does look small, especially the toilet is small like a hostel or affordable stay instead of a hotel room charging gbp170 a night which we have expected it should be more than that. The sink was so small, have to wash hands really carefully otherwise water will be spitted everywhere. The tea corner, the alarm, the window were dusty, The cup and spoon were not clean properly. Despite all these, The bed was fine and comfy. The hotel building itself is historical and beautiful, with multiple dining rooms serving lunch, tea, dinner. Bar service serving drinks, large library, board games available for kids, very spacious greenfield and beautiful rose garden. Morning breakfast 8-10am is a self-service one and the food were hot and fresh. In overall, the beautiful nature surrounded and the historical building itself make the whole experience happy, but the hotel service and hygiene level do recommend for improvement.

Hotel is actually much nicer and brighter than the photos on the website suggest. Reception was pretty much none existent and the shower was no more than a trickle. On the plus side, good value for money and great location yo walk into the city centre. The option of breakfast would have been good although the excellent Wee Cafe just up the road did an excellent eggs benidict which more than made up for it. I will definitely stay again mainly due to the location

We stayed in the hotel part. In a double room downstairs. Bed was fabulous. Breakfast was fabulous. Staff were fabulous. The service they give is 5* so it saddens me to say that although it had great parts I wouldn't return. The decor was extremely dated. Wallpaper hanging off the walls and carpets worn threadbare and so old. Curtains old and musty. It smelt old and dusty. I was desperate to get out in the morning and breath in fresh air.

This was a very pleasant place to stay in Edinburgh. Our elegant room was at the back, very quiet and had a great view of Arthur’s Seat in the distance. We slept very well and were lucky to find a free parking spot for our car in the small, no-thru road alongside the house. In our 4 nights we didn’t use the car at all because frequent and cheap buses were a short walk away, taking us straight in to the centre. The Queen died just as we arrived, so there were some bus diversions but that was fine, since it was easy to walk the rest of the way to the Royal Mile. In fact, we found it was an easy and straight-forward walk there from the guest house, if you don’t mind a longer walk. Kate was very helpful with directions and advice. No breakfast was being served while we were there but she gave us suggestions as to where we could eat. There’s a small supermarket/bottle shop just across the road which comes in handy. Do not hesitate in booking this place to stay!