Edinburgh Hotel Guide - Robin Chapel hotels in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

"Clean room"

"Location is great. Within 10mins walk to the Royal Mile and Train station. Parking is a challenge in town, for driving guests, good to quickly offload bags in front of the hotel and drive off. "

"Was clean and felt comfortable, bed was very loud and skeeky and some things were in better shape then others but overall was good"

"good for price "

"Parking was easy and convenient but overall the hotel is just okay. The carpet in the hallways is worn and torn giving it a rundown look. The pool is nice and there is a steam room and a sauna. The room is okay, clean. Same, a little run down. It is reasonably priced and there is a convenient bus stop. "

"The reception and front desk staff were consistently kind and helpful. The location is excellent - very convenient for getting around, with plenty of things to see and do just minutes away. As a solo female traveler, I did find that there wasn’t much within comfortable walking distance of the hotel after about 9 p.m. The hotel does have a cute bar that stays open until around 11, but it felt fairly quiet and not very lively when I was there alone. My only real issue was with the elevators. One was completely out of service during my stay, and the other was not always reliable. Being on the fifth floor, this meant having to use the stairs multiple times, which was quite inconvenient."

"This was among the finest accommodations I’ve ever experienced in over 60 years of travelling. I appreciated the tranquility of the setting and the familiarity of the academy. The staff was outstanding in their hospitality and assistance. I’d go back in a heartbeat "

"I’m not one for ranty reviews but this place was truly awful. We had to leave and stay elsewhere, after the owner was rude and aggressive. It was not at all as advertised. This place feels more like a boarding house than a bed and breakfast. No onsite parking as advertised, closest street parking was down a dodgy side street next to a council estate about 150m away and did not feel at all safe. The bedrooms were not as advertised and not what we booked. No en-suite bathroom - it was a shared bathroom on the main landing and twin beds rather than a double with bed covers that looked like they were from a charity shop. When we arrived the owner was not on site. Other guests let us in. We had to call multiple times before the owner came onsite. When we complained he became rude and aggressive at which point we left and staid in a premier inn instead. "

"Quiet location, bus stop is just outside the Pollock Halls grounds. Walking distance to the city. It is an old building, very charming and well maintained. However, there is no lift , staircases are narrow , getting help to bring luggage up can be a bit of of a wait. Overall, always a lovely stay."