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"Great place to stay, local to the airport and on the main bus route into Edinburgh."

"The phone in the room didn't work. Neither did the "home" button on the tv. The front desk was not reachable by whatsapp nor phone. So "room service" involved walking several hallways to the elevator, going into the lobby, and ordering from the bar. What's the point of room service at that point? Large lamp in my room died halfway through, but can't contact front desk, no phone, just another long trek to the front desk. When I checked out, I waited 10 minutes because 1 person waited on 4 parties in line. Shower water pressure was not good. I know it's an airport hotel, but for almost $300USD for one night, it was a piece of crap. Location to airport was great, but so is the Moxy and a few other hotels nearby. Disappointing."

"Room was small but cozy. Staff kept my medicine refrigerated for me during my stay as there are no refrigerators in room. Parking was easy in the upper lot. We had a light lunch there, food was good and the prices weren’t elevated too much (except a Diet Pepsi is like $5 usd a bottle). Shower operation was ok once they explained how to use the control. Temperature control worked well and the hvac was quiet. In general, the entire hotel was quiet with no traffic noise. Registration desk staff were very friendly and helpful. "

"The lighting is very dark when you walk into this hotel, but the ambience is actually rather good. Bar and restaurant areas were well laid out. Food was good. Room was very clean, comfortable, and a good size. Location is great if you are passing by Edinburgh."

"A Grand Exterior, A Slightly Underwhelming Stay (With Potential) Set in an imposing and rather beautiful building in the heart of Stirling, the Collasio Hotel couldn’t be better placed. Surrounded by cobbled streets, period buildings, the dramatic presence of Stirling Castle and the nearby Old Town Jail, you genuinely feel like you’re about to step onto the set of a period drama—grand, atmospheric, and full of promise. Inside, however, that sense of occasion fades rather quickly. The décor feels oddly generic and, at times, a little cheap—more “Dunelm clearance aisle” than historic Scottish landmark. There’s little to no sense of the building’s story or its surroundings, and the overall effect leans towards something slightly tacky rather than thoughtfully styled. Strip away the exterior and you could just as easily be in a budget chain hotel off a motorway. This continues in the Bruce Suite. While the name gives a nod to Robert the Bruce, the design leans more towards crushed velvet, silver accents and modern abstract art. It’s not without effort, but the overall feel is less “curated design” and more “recently discovered a love of interiors and gone all in at once”—plenty of enthusiasm, if not quite a clear point of view. There are also a few small quirks that raise a smile. A decanter and glasses are thoughtfully placed in the room—though entirely empty, leaving you to decide whether to admire it or start your own minibar. In the otherwise impressive marble bathroom, t"

"Convenient and efficient"

"Breakfast was amazing a very wide variety for every taste. Rooms were clean and comfortable! Conveniently located by car rental and airport. Love the decor"

"Staff were very helpful and welcoming "

"Clean room, great staff, only issue is door didn't lock when outside of room. Only stayed a single night but would be a major concern if staying multiple nights"