Edinburgh Hotel?

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Lew

The Apex Hotels are good value and in really good positions in the centre of Edinburgh.
http://www.apexhotels.co.uk/hotels/edinburgh-city/
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Wheel

This site has really good prices.
http://www.travelaroundsite.com
once in the site choose hotels
type in edinburgh, uk for the city
I assume you are talking about the united kingdom
This will give a whole list of possible hotels at very good prices

Clyde Banks

Sweaty Betty's B + B

Spacephantom

You could try the Herald House Hotel or the Murrayfield Hotel. Both are decent places and have very reasonable rates. Follow link for more details of these and other reasonably priced hotels in Edinburgh.

http://www.all-hotels.com/europe/united_kingdom/scotland/central_scotland/edinburgh/central_edinburgh_c1.htm

clivencheese

I stayed at the Thistle. It's right in the heart of it all, but not expensive.

roses

Thistle hotel within walking distance of Princes Street
Very comfy

firebobby

Log onto Ask Jeeves and hotels in Edinburgh, there are loads.

LIGHTEN UP

The Premier Travel Inn is good value, very close to the city center and is near to a railway station, a decent pub and the shopping district.

Remember, if you want the best rates, book way in advance!

Hope I've helped,
James.

nurseawful

Premier Lodge Hotel some of the rooms overlook the castle and the manageress Marion is very helpfull and knowledgeable about the area.

MikeD2

The Premiere Travel Inn would be a good place to start, but book in advance.
I've stayed at quite a few hotels in Edinburgh, and would recommend the chain for cleanliness and value for money.

http://www.premierinn.com/pti/home.do?OVRAW=travel%20inn&OVKEY=travel%20inn&OVMTC=standard&OVADID=423085031&OVKWID=1526051031

jojomckinlay

HI there. My mum owns a beautiful guest house near the centre. It's called Kilmaurs Guest House. It has been recently decorated and has a feel of a boutique hotel. It would feel much more personal there than a chain hotel. She looks after her guests, will give you all the info you need and you will get a warm welcome and the breakfast is, in my opinion, the best in Scotland. She has some really good reviews on trip advisor.

scousebabestar

i stay at menzies belford hotel which is a 4 star and recommended by the AA hotel guide, this hotel is about 10-15 mins walk from princes street and has a fab breakfast included in the price.

enars

You can try www.hotelbooklet.com which compares more than 30 popular hotel reservations sites and shows all available deals!

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