Novotel Edinburgh Park

Great location with several supermarkets nearby for groceries. The hotel breakfast was plentiful, the room comfortable, and Marco at reception was warm and attentive. I'll definitely choose this hotel again next time I'm in Edinburgh.

No drinking water, no slippers, no toothbrush, no lotion. The value for money is low. Breakfast was also very mediocre, the worst among all the hotels I stayed at in the UK.

It was peak tourist season in Edinburgh in August, and accommodation was even more expensive than in London, so I reluctantly booked this place. The transportation is very convenient, right next to the train station and tram stop, and it takes 15 minutes to get into the city. However, the building is right next to the tracks, so it can be a bit noisy. There are also three large supermarkets across from the station with plenty of choices, so you can buy your own food. For restaurants, there's only KFC. The breakfast was decent, and the cleaning was timely. Overall, it offers pretty good value for money.

The room had a large bed and a sofa bed, and the bathroom was quite spacious. The tea bags were organic, and I particularly liked the Earl Grey. Wasan at the front desk was very welcoming. My only minor issue was that I had to ask for slippers twice and still didn't get them. Transportation is convenient with both tram and bus stops nearby. Right across from the hotel, there's a KFC and a donut shop with a variety of donuts. Not too far away, there's also a large, affordable supermarket, which offers cheaper groceries than those in the city center. The two small cookie packs in the room were delicious!

The sofa bed was already made, and the room was great. It's just a few minutes' walk from the train station, and there's a large supermarket nearby with good prices. The city center is only about a 10-minute train ride away with frequent services. The airport isn't far, and there's a direct tram, though it's not cheap. The breakfast was also excellent!