Edinburgh Hotel Guide - John Muir's Birthplace hotels in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

"The first day we arrived our room was mixed up. I’d reserved and paid for an upgraded room with a sofa bed. The front desk said they fully booked and it wouldn’t be available. Needless to say I was not pleased and asked them to make it right the next day. Much to our surprise they provided us with a better room and made the situation better for our Stay. The staff in the breakfast room was excellent and always provided us with a Capuchino or latte, very nice hardworking people."

"Was met with a warm friendly welcome and staff stayed friendly throughout. Breakfast was great, loads of choice. Room was clean and spacious and bed very comfortable. Hotel was well positioned to visit the HMY Brittania and close to tram stop for easy access to the city centre. "

"Fantastic stay at Code, Staff extremely friendly and accommodating. Stayed in the deluxe double which was great and daily events list which was unexpected. Food great, cannot find fault in anything. Will definitely stay at code again next time in Edinburgh"

"Lovely friendly staff. Nice spacious room but it was in need of some tlc. Some horrible stains on the carpet & curtains and a very peeling faux leather chair. Quite dusty in the higher areas. Only 1 lift working for 10 floors so make sure you're not in a rush! Fantastic location and not too noisy considering how central you are. The bar was lovely and all the staff we came across were very helpful and friendly. "

"The IKEA furnished hotel. All modular and undersized and “efficient “, very little shelf areas, no place to set things, the bathroom is undersized and does not fit a 6 foot tall person. Staff was friendly, breakfast great. Good location."

"Spotlessly clean, modern and comfortable "

"The location was great. Rooms were very dated, with cracked stained porcelain and stained towels."

"It was a good place to stay for a weekend. It is as advertised and worked well for a couple of days. My concern is security the front desk staff is young. I forgot my room number they told me I asked for another key they gave it to me.. all with out any form of ID. Finally I left my key in the room with my adult son and they scanned me up the elevator with out any ID. These were all different times of the day. Yes I was a bit scattered but it really bothered me that no one asked me for ID and it wasn’t the same person who I spoke to each time. Would I stay again probably not because I felt unsafe with the kids manning the desk."

"Everything was top notch. "