Pensions in Edinburgh

"The room was spacious and we booked a room good for 3 pax. The receptionist were nice and offer us as well to check in early… we really appreciate that. The location is not in the center but the bus stop is really near to the hostel which is more accessible if you want to roam around the center of Edinburgh."

"Good location in a quiet neighborhood, just a short walk from the tram station with direct access to both the city and the airport. We were able to drop off our luggage before check-in, which was very convenient. We were also upgraded to a room with a private internal bathroom, which was a nice surprise. Overall, a great and affordable option for a private stay in Edinburgh. Highly recommended for budget travelers."

"We really enjoyed time in Menzes Guest House. Early check -in was possible. Room was nice and cozy. Comunication with owner was great. We recommend it."

"Such a nice house, conveniently located on a street near the tram stop, making transportation easy. The staff is very friendly and provides information about local attractions and routes. Additionally, the snacks and drinks in your room and the public kitchen are all free. I would definitely visit again if I return to Edinburgh.: )"

"The location of the hotel is very good, very close to everywhere, and it is convenient to take the bus around. Convenient check-in: There is manual handling at the front desk during the day. The front desk staff is very welcoming. At breakfast, they will be replaced with traditional Scottish skirts. Facilities: The room is small and there are no toothbrushes and slippers. The heating is open at 21:00 every day and basically stops in the middle of the night. There are a lot of flowers planted in front of the door. Service: The boss typical British gentleman, sings every day, introduces Scotland. It can be seen that he really loves it here! This hotel has a history of two or three hundred years! Breakfast is nothing to eat, basically bread milk cereal fruit."

"I stayed at the Adelphi Hotel on a recent trip to Edinburgh. It's definitely a budget-friendly option, which was perfect for me. The room itself was clean and functional. The bed was comfy, there was a flat-screen TV to unwind with, and the shower had great pressure with plenty of hot water. Heads up, there's no breakfast offered at the hotel. I grabbed food at a nearby cafe each morning, which wasn't a problem, but be sure to factor that extra cost into your budget. The room was a little on the small side, and I heard some noise from outside at times. It's not a fancy hotel, and there aren't any amenities beyond free Wi-Fi. The location, however, was fantastic. It's just a short walk from the tram stop, and most of Edinburgh's attractions were within a 10-15 minute drive. There's even free parking on-site, which is a major plus in the city. Overall, the Adelphi Hotel was a decent choice for my short stay. It's perfect if you're on a budget and don't mind a basic room without frills. Just be prepared to find breakfast elsewhere and manage your expectations."

"It is about a 15-minute bus ride from the city center, so it may be inconvenient if you want to leave your luggage and go sightseeing. There are multiple bus routes, so waiting times were not particularly inconvenient. The hotel does not have a reception, and there is only one management staff member during the day, and after you are given your key at check-in, you are free to do as you please. I thought the hotel was suitable for a trip where you just want to stay. The room was old, but the fabric was clean and the bed was not too soft, but comfortable to sleep on. The shower door was not fitted to the correct size, so the shower water leaked into the toilet. We had to think about how to turn the shower so that it would not leak. The surrounding area is a high-class, quiet residential area, and if you take a walk in the spring flowers bloom, you can enjoy the gardens of each house."