Edinburgh and Lothian Kid friendly Holidays

The property can be challenging, we stayed in a spa 1 bedroom which was on the 8th floor except the hotel elevator doesn’t go to this set of rooms, you have to to get off on 8 and then go up another 2 flights of stairs which was a lot with luggage. We went through the elevator, 2 flights of stairs and, 5 sets of doors before we got to the room, so challenging for us. The room itself was fine but the wall was crumbling by the window and the view was a huge machine. So not ideal. The staff were lovely they helped with the bags. Not much going on at this hotel. It is next to a cemetery, that was one window view we did get. Spooky. You are very close to Carlton Hill so we did do sundown. Its a 1 minute walk. This location was good, you’re a bridge away from the old town.

We spent one night on our way to the airport. Two things to note: the hotel is right beside a very busy train track. If you are a light sleeper, then you should absolutely bring earplugs. Secondly, it costs 15 pounds to park overnight as the car park is privately operated. It's the first time I experience that, and given the price we paid for the hotel for one night I found it usurious. It is also not disclosed until after you book.

Had a great stay in a good location. Loved that the reception was 24 hours and that the front door was always locked. Also loved the little basket of goodies left in the room. Happy with this stay!

Rooms very tired and in need of decorating which is something the hotel is meant to be undergoing. The room we booked was the superior one the tv did'nt work no live tv at all on it the wardrobe base was falling apart and curtains hanging off, you couldn't even open the sash window so no fresh air for the room but they do supply fan and two heaters big stain on the wall by the bed . The towel rail in the bathroom was dirty when wiped with tissue. Good points continental breakfast really nice and dining room clean and bright with great staff. The hotel was ideally situated for us as we was going to the queens hall with lots of places to eat just a few mins away and hotel had parking which was convenient. So in my opinion nice breakfast and staff but rooms tired and housekeeping and maintenance maybe needs looking at.

The Bruntsfield has been a well established hotel for many many years in the area of Bruntsfield. The ambience, the location, the beautiful park (the Links), the comfortable room with excellent amenities .. I could go on. I rate this hotel very highly indeed. There are lots of little shops, restaurants and coffee shops nearby. Princes Street is less than 10 minutes away by bus.

Staff was helpful and friendly. Hotel is located in a nice area with plenty of restaurants and shops nearby, as well as bus stops.

Very well located, spacious and well kept. Unfortunately they put us in a room right at the entrance of their second building in our first night. Our bed was right in front of the main door, so anyone could see us and we could hear every one that was coming in + the cleaning team at 6am next morning. Also the air conditioning was not working. Next day they moved us to a far better room that I believe should better reflect their standards. Make sure you don’t get that 1st family room!

Rooms very tired and in need of decorating which is something the hotel is meant to be undergoing. The room we booked was the superior one the tv did'nt work no live tv at all on it the wardrobe base was falling apart and curtains hanging off, you couldn't even open the sash window so no fresh air for the room but they do supply fan and two heaters big stain on the wall by the bed . The towel rail in the bathroom was dirty when wiped with tissue. Good points continental breakfast really nice and dining room clean and bright with great staff. The hotel was ideally situated for us as we was going to the queens hall with lots of places to eat just a few mins away and hotel had parking which was convenient. So in my opinion nice breakfast and staff but rooms tired and housekeeping and maintenance maybe needs looking at.

We spent one night on our way to the airport. Two things to note: the hotel is right beside a very busy train track. If you are a light sleeper, then you should absolutely bring earplugs. Secondly, it costs 15 pounds to park overnight as the car park is privately operated. It's the first time I experience that, and given the price we paid for the hotel for one night I found it usurious. It is also not disclosed until after you book.

Had a great stay in a good location. Loved that the reception was 24 hours and that the front door was always locked. Also loved the little basket of goodies left in the room. Happy with this stay!

We spent one night on our way to the airport. Two things to note: the hotel is right beside a very busy train track. If you are a light sleeper, then you should absolutely bring earplugs. Secondly, it costs 15 pounds to park overnight as the car park is privately operated. It's the first time I experience that, and given the price we paid for the hotel for one night I found it usurious. It is also not disclosed until after you book.

The Bruntsfield has been a well established hotel for many many years in the area of Bruntsfield. The ambience, the location, the beautiful park (the Links), the comfortable room with excellent amenities .. I could go on. I rate this hotel very highly indeed. There are lots of little shops, restaurants and coffee shops nearby. Princes Street is less than 10 minutes away by bus.

Well maintained property Good location Nice staff But breakfast could be better with lots of varieties