Edinburgh Breaks

4 nights at the Holiday Inn Edinburgh

£63/day

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Car Parking
Family Friendly
Free Wifi

A stylish Edinburgh hotel next to Edinburgh Zoo, with an indoor pool and a fitness centre. Near the M8 motorway, Holiday Inn® Edinburgh hotel is handy for the city centre and all its attractions.

You can take a tour of the 16th-century, antique-furnished rooms at Holyrood Palace, official Scottish residence of the Queen, just a 20-minute bus ride from the hotel, or cheer on a game at Murrayfield Stadium, which hosts Scotland’s rugby union home matches.

The high street shops of the modern Gyle Shopping Centre are 10 minutes away by bus, from the stop just outside the hotel. Haymarket train station, also a short bus ride away, is served by trains across Scotland and the north of England.

Here for work? You’re a 10-minute drive from Edinburgh Park–based companies, or you can host meetings at the hotel in 14 flexible conference spaces with panoramic views.

At this hotel you can enjoy:-

Free WiFi
Limited free on-site parking
24-hour room service
Kids stay and eat free

Each welcoming room has a flat-screen TV and a pillow menu. Look forward to an invigorating power shower in the morning, or get energised with a visit to the well-equipped fitness room or indoor pool. Relax at day’s end in the spa or sauna, then dine on European cuisine in the hotel’s casual restaurant and chat over drinks in the relaxed lounge bar.

Restaurant

As part of our Open Lobby area, our restaurant is accessible throughout the day serving a full Scottish or Continental breakfast to get your day off to a great start, through to sandwiches, light snacks or a three course meal. The warm service from the team provides a home from home experience in a relaxed and informal setting.

The Open Lobby Bar and Lounge is open all day with an array of seating options whether you’re looking to eat, drink, work or relax. Open to residents and non-residents, it offers the perfect meeting place for both business and leisure.

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132 Corstorphine Rd, Corstorphine, Edinburgh EH12 6UA, UK

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Holiday Inn Edinburgh by IHG

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Foxhill Colorado

3 weeks ago

If you're looking for the Ritz, go stay at the Ritz and pay for the Ritz. I stay at hotels all the time for work and this Holiday Inn is one of the nicest Holiday Inns I have stayed at. Our room was comfortable and updated. The bathroom is small but expected for being in Europe. It was clean and completely acceptable. The lobby area is updated and welcoming. The fitness room is great with all the equipment needed for a decent workout. The breakfast is wonderful and worth the extra we paid for it. I read reviews that the restaurant food is great and that is accurate. Whoever is running that restaurant and making the food is doing a great job. The food is excellent! The pool and hot tub are ok but better than not having anything. The bus stop is right outside and takes you into town in about 20 minutes.....so convenient. A family day pass is 12£ (2 adults, 3 children). If you want a nice place to stay with good food but you don't want to pay the prices of being downtown, this is the place for you.

Sarah Schendel

3 months ago

This was definitely my favorite hotel to stay at while I traveled Scotland and if I came back to Edinburgh I would definitely stay here again. The hotel staff are very professional, helpful and friendly. The rooms themselves are very nice, clean and have everything that a guest needs. There's several bus stops right in front of the hotel that go on different routes so traveling to other areas in Edinburgh is very convenient. I recommend trying out their breakfast which is an all you can style buffet. The hotel's right next to the zoo but I never heard any noises from it. It was an excellent experience. Thank you very much to the hotel staff.

Manuel Perazzoli

2 weeks ago

Really had a good time at this hotel. Rooms were nice and clean, only a couple of old stains on carpets here and there but nothing major. A decent enough swimming pool, a well equipped gym and a proper sauna were a good extra touch. The bar/restaurant looks great, drinks weren’t too expensive for a hotel and food was delicious. Loses two star for serving Starbucks coffee

Lacey S

2 weeks ago

During our recent stay at the Holiday Inn Edinburgh, we had quite a mixed experience. When we first arrived, the bathroom in our room was in poor condition, with damage to the toilet ledge, cracks, and visible water damage around the bath. The staff were very apologetic and quickly moved us to another room, which was much better. The following day, after housekeeping had changed the beds, we found a curry stain on the duvet cover and what looked like a maggot, which thankfully turned out to be a piece of onion. Once again, the staff responded promptly, apologised, and changed the bedding. They also offered a complimentary bottle of water and some fruit as a goodwill gesture, which was appreciated. Unfortunately, breakfast the next morning was also disappointing — the food was cold, and I even found a small piece of polystyrene in my haggis. While the staff once again handled the situation efficiently, these repeated issues really affected our overall experience. The hotel itself looks modern and has a lovely appearance, and the staff were consistently polite and helpful. However, the cleanliness, room maintenance, and food standards definitely need more attention. Sadly, we wouldn’t choose to stay here again.

Mike Dent

3 weeks ago

Only good for the location really. 2 adults and 2 kids but they hadn't made up the beds for the kids. So some randomer came up to do it while we were in the room after we'd complained. And I say randomer, because the other two staff who tried to get involved said "Are you housekeeping?" Which was a bit unnerving! Also, he just let himself in the room without knocking (we didn't know when they were coming). All a bit weird. Reception apologised afterwards. Even without that, the rooms were dated and mouldy over ceiling, curtain, sink, bath etc. to be expected with a high footfall popular hotel but still not great. Restaurant was ok but waiter spilled a drink after trying to pass it to me. Other staff brought us the wrong drinks. However, location for the zoo (and getting into central Edinburgh) it was literally next door, which was great, and we had a great time, which was the whole point of staying here. Excellent if you're doing that and just stopping the night.