Holiday Inn Edinburgh North

The rooms were acceptable. Some of the staff was friendly. Bar was too warm. Food was OK. Price through Priceline was good. Too far from the center of town - had to take a taxi - average of 10 pound per trip - each way.

I was surprised with the quality we received at this Holiday Inn, we had been staying primarily at B&B's and found for the same price. We could have more privacy and better hotel facilities & services. We have now booked 3 nights in London in the Holiday Inn via Priceline.

This hotel was great, but it's location was a major drawback. I bid on a hotel in the city center, but what I got was a hotel several miles away. In fact, we had a hard time finding the hotel upon our arrival because the hotel was beyond the area covered by any of our maps of Edinburgh.

Great hotel, a bit far from city center, but the bus is easy to get to. They should have had more info on the bus routes.

Great hotel but a car is necessary. There is a bus, but it is pretty inconvenient and stops running prior to midnight.

Overall nice hotel. Some difficulty checking out.

We would stay at this hotel again. Our room was on an upper floor with excellent views of the city of Edinburgh and Edinburgh Castle. Taxi fares from the hotel to Edinburgh city center were very reasonable so you can leave your vehicle in the car park from the time you arrive until the time you depart. Beds were very comfortable.

The second night of my stay, there were noisy people going up and down the hall half the night, continually slamming doors, talking loudly. The next night, there was loud music from a function directly beneath my room. When I phoned to complain, I was told basically nothing could be done about it until it was over.

The hotel is clean and has very friendly staff. The bar is open 24 hours if you fancy a drink late at night.
The room was spacious and relatively luxurious.