Cambridge House

The bed was very comfortable, had a nice sized smart tv, and bathroom with all the amenities. The shower in particular was amazing. A nice waterfall shower with very hot water. Area is safe, quiet, and near the bus stops.

The hotel was Ok, but I could’nt sleep because of the noises when somebody try to open and closing door all the time. It was really terrible feeling, like someboby tried to come to my room.

Location to the city centre was very good. But overall we were disappointed. Room was very small. That sloping ceiling was cute in the photo but not very practical for two adults. Furnishings need a up-grade.

This room looked nice in the photo but was in the basement down a staircase difficult to maneuver with luggage. The room's walls were marked up and needed a fresh coat of paint, and the door and woodwork also needed a coat of paint. The bathroom had nothing to hang anything on and the bedroom had no mirror. There also was no TV. The price of $227 for the night was ridiculous.

I was needing accommodation for one night only. This property is perfect if you require a clean, quiet place to sleep that’s close to the tram.

I already had an idea of this hotel before booking so I was not that negatively surprised. I just wanted to pay as less as possible that is why I went for this hotel. We arrived before check in time so we left our bags in a deposit room. The same key that opens the main door opens your own room...I hope that still the other guests cannot open all rooms, but it was creepy. There was a woman at the " reception" who was nice enough and gave us the main information after that we have not seen anyone else anymore. The room is very old fashion styled. Not only is has and old charme but it is also old and it looks like is has been renovated on a budget from the owner on his spare time as it seems from the carpet and from the bathroom. The worst thing is that the room was very dark and far too small. The bed was all in all not unconfortable. The window looked at a backyard with tonnes of garbage bags. Positive thins: there were tea and coffee facilities in the room, the location is very good you can reach for example the bus station on foot and there are plenty of restaurants and shops nearby. The location was quite, but....on our second of 3 nights our upstairs guests started turning on some speaker out loud at 12 in the night which lasted until 3 in the morning. We informed the reception the day after who said they have no 24 7 reception so they could not stop the noise during the night. However we did not have the same problem the night after. The shower was good.

Simple but clean and efficient with great bed, sheets and towels, flat screen and wonderful shower.Easily accessible and can also walk in 30 minutes to city centre.. Love having coffee and tea facilities in the room.

Stayed here overnight recently on a trip to Edinburgh. We had room 6, it was dated and in need of decorating. The bed was comfy and the shower was lovely but the furnishings were in need of upgrading and the bathroom was tiny. The big downside here was that our room was next to the front door and we were woken several times by people coming and going, the walls were paper thin. If you stay here, ask for an upstairs room or you’ll be like us and knackered the day after.

The single room is a bit tight as is the en suite, but kept clean and the shower is good. The city centre is walkable and will have a tram system nearby on the Leith Walk when it’s finished. Parking ok on the street and is free.