Search Holiday Parks in Powmill

"Very convenient location to airport, room was decent enough for our needs."

"Car parking poor. You have to pay for parking some time but not over night. Hotel its self very good . Staff very good plus brakfast. I will stay again now i know about the parking. "

"The room smells of mildew and was very musty. Had to sleep with the window open."

"Check in was quick and they were super friendly. "

"Breakfast was pretty good. Nice and clean facilities. "

"This hotel is branded as affordable luxury, and it really lives up to that. It is in the affordable price range that we are usually in, and is decidedly more luxurious than what we usually experience. The staff is super helpful, friendly, and accommodating. The room was very comfortable and chic. The lobby and restaurant are extremely stylish. My only complaint is that the hotel is listed as having a free airport shuttle. However, the shuttle operates on limited hours during the week, and is not available at all on weekends. We were leaving on a Saturday, and needed to get to the airport. There is a train, but it is a 25 minute walk to the station. Our flight was early, so we took a taxi. It cost 32 pounds. That made the affordable luxury a bit less affordable. It really should be listed as free airport shuttle with limited hours. It is only after you book that you are instructed to contact the hotel about reserving the shuttle, which you do have to do in advance. However, the hotel is still very very nice, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay."

"Very nice and clean and good view"

"This was our 2nd stay here! We loved it the first trip and this time was no different! Breakfast could use some help but dinner was outstanding!"

"whole hotel was spotless and well maintained Aircon was lovely and cold and staff were friendly and helpful. Swimming pool was great as were sauna and steam room. Only a ten minute train journey in to the city and also trams running every 7 minutes. well located off the motorway too perfect hotel for exploring Edinburgh but not being right in the centre of everything."