Dalry Guesthouse

The property was quiet despite being in a busy area. It was convenient being outside the city centre but only 10 minutes by bus to Princes Street or a 20 minute walk into the Old Town. However the room itself was small and pokey and a little tired. We knew it wasn’t ensuit but one set of steps up for the toilet and three sets up for the shower (shared by 6 rooms) seemed poor. The whole property was a bit run own and the electrics seemed a bit ropey. The windows were wobbly and didn’t close easily, they probably need replacing- I wouldn’t fancy staying in the cold of a Scottish winter. The view of an old shed, neglected yard and whitewashed wall was less than atmospheric.

It was a nice guest house and the owner takes good care of the property.

I stayed here Friday till Monday on the 25 to the 28 the hotel was amazing and the owners were so lovely and welcoming room was so big and clean and had amazing sleep breakfast was so good good location and good bus route will definitely go back thank you guys I enjoyed my holiday and Edinburgh Fringe sharon sole traveler

We had a room with a double bed, it's much smaller than we're accustomed to, but it was comfortable. A little different for us to share a bathroom/shower with other tenants, but it worked. Would definitely stay again. Staff was very friendly and curtious.

The room was in the basement and had a terrible smell of old smoke. The carpet was very dirty and in the room not one hanger for the towels.

The Guesthouse was clean, warm and welcoming. Whilst my partner and I were only there for prep for the day and sleep, we could see that there was much more available to us should we need it. I recommend it to anyone wanting a city break in Edinburgh

Warm, clean & comfortable, exceeded expectations.

We bid not stay due to share bathroom. First impressions not to bad for work men But not for us.

We had a great stay, room was clean and had a great service during breakfast time. We went to discover Edinburgh during the day (bus stops are really close) and come back to a quiet place. I would choose it again.