Parliament House Hotel Edinburgh United Kingdom. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

Overview:

Although a popular choice for people traveling on vacation, the Parliament House Hotel Edinburgh is also frequented by business people since it is so near the main business district. Just five miles from the airport, travelers enjoy convenience of getting to and from this Edinburgh hotel. For sightseeing, this hotel is close to Princess Street and Calton Hill with breathtaking views of Arthurs Seat and Forth Estuary.

Getting around has never been easier from this hotel. Guests staying at the Parliament House Hotel Edinburgh preferring a rental car can park at the greenside car park, a two-minute walk to/from the hotel although bus and taxi are also available.

The rooms at the Parliament House Hotel Edinburgh are a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary, creating a unique look. The hotel has 54, non-smoking rooms, as well as numerous facilities and amenities to make each guest feel comfortable. MP's Bistro has a full menu of Scottish dishes or if guests prefer, they can take advantage of the hotel’s continental breakfast.

This traditional Scottish hotel provides guests the highest quality of service and accommodations. Nestled deep in the heart of Edinburgh, the Parliament House Hotel Edinburgh offers convenience in that many of the city’s most popular destinations are only a short distance away.

Amenities:

24 Hour Reception
Banquet Facilities
Bar / Lounge
Coffee / Tea Maker
Complimentary Toiletries
Concierge
Conference Room(s)
Disabled Access
Dry Cleaning
Elevator / Lift
Hair Dryer
High-speed Internet
Housekeeping
Laundry service
Mini Bar
Non-Smoking Rooms
Parking
Refrigerator
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe-Deposit Box
TV
Wake-up Service

Check-in:

From 11:00 AM

Check-out:

Prior to 12:00 PM

User Reviews:

Rating out of 5

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Overall rating

Based on 97 reviews

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	Date of Stay: July, 2009
One night stay July 2009This hotel was a great find and I would definitely stay again. It is in a great location, 2 minutes from St Andrew's Square. They were very accommodating and provided tea and toast after midnight even though room service was no longer available. Breakfast was very good, great selection. Loved it and would recommend, 5 stars!

	Date of Stay: October, 2008
On the upper end of the price range but good value, if like us you keep an eye out for reduced rates. A bit of a climb to get there, but faultless otherwise. Could have had a little more on the plate for the cooked breakfast perhaps, but good quality none the less.

	Date of Stay: August, 2008
Very nice Hoteland convenient to all attractions. Pleasant and friendly staff. Good Food. Pity about the building opposite.

Date of Stay: July, 2008

I was on business in Northern Ireland, and wife was along. We decided on a last-minute weekend get-away to Scotland, just because we could. After searching hostels and being disappointed at the cost, location, and other details, I came across the Parliament Hotel, and booked it based on price and reviews. We were NOT disappointed in any way! We arrived about 12:30 am on the bus, and took a cab ride to the motel - #2.50. We were surprised at how close it ended up to be - only about 1 block away from the Andrews bus station. First impression, from the rainy dark night, was that this was going to be another old, dilapidated motel. Boy, was that wrong! The lobby was very nice and comfortable, and had plenty of chairs and areas to read or talk, and a full sampling of whisky's. We were greeted warmly by B, the night manager, who was MORE than friendly, courteous, and helpful. He brought us to our room and showed us around, pointing out the lights and such. The room was the cleanest hotel room I have ever been in, and the price was cheaper than private rooms in hostels. We had a king-size bed in a very nice room that was obviously taken care of. The bathroom was immaculate and recently remodeled. The staff was superb, and food was great! The room was very quiet both nights we were there, however the building across the street was being worked on, so it might have been noisy during the week. Perfect location - only 2 blocks from city center and tourist stuff! LOVED THIS HOTEL!!!! ***SIDENOTE:DO NOT VISIT NORTHERN IRELAND OVER JULY 12 - they do not welcome tourists, and EVERYTHING is shut down - restaurants, tourist attractions, and whole cities!!

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
A good first impression...This was our first hotel for our first ever visit to Scotland. It is a lovely building and the room we had was well decorated and very clean. The staff, while not unpleasant, were not particularly chatty/welcoming. Breakfast was good.

	Date of Stay: July, 2008
Very friendly staff, spacious hotel room and about two minutes walk from the station and city centre. Would certainly use again. Highly recommended.

	Date of Stay: July, 2008
This was my 3rd stay in this hotel. It is extremely convenient for a stay in Edinburgh especially if arriving by train. It is good value and the service is friendly and helpful, Excellent breakfast choice.

	Date of Stay: May, 2008
Stayed for one week large romm and bathroom extremely clean stay include free full breakfast (normal cost 26.00 each) right in the middle of the city close to all transportation (railway /buses) quiet area reasonably priced

Date of Stay: July, 2009

Pleasant in a very good city centre location, I got thsi for an excellent price of £75 per night B&B, very tasty breakfast, well appointed rooms, very friendly staff; there is a building project going on behind the hotel but it did not cause much disruption, the main drawback is the situation with the parking, not sure about other city centre hotels in Edinburgh but the only available parking is in the NCP carpark around the corner at a price of £19 per day, so this should be considered when looking at the price of your Hotel.

	Date of Stay: May, 2007
We booked at the last minute and our first choice of hotel was booked. I am very glad we chose the Parliment House! The rooms were beautiful and close to The Royal Mile -- everthing is there. Would definately recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Edinborough.

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
excellent value hotel, location very central and staff very helpful

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Very decent, graceful hotel, right in the centre a small walk from Waverley Station, yet very secluded and peaceful. No car park, but there's a small area of single yellow line if you get there late enough and get up early enough. When is free wifi going to become standard though?!

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
We all found the rooms clean, the staff friendly. I would definitely stay at this hotel again

	Date of Stay: June, 2009
Lovely breakA very central hotel, with a variety of rooms - old and newer. We were fortunate enough to be upgraded to a suite, which was very spacious, lovely facilities, and a real treat. The position is fantastic for exploring Edinburgh, as you are just minutes from the raillway station, where all the tour buses and things start - close to shops, sights etc.

Date of Stay: June, 2009

Not too badNice hotel in its traditional setting. There is no lift so if you are on the top floor it can be a bit of a walk. Room was large and looked nice. Bathroom also a good size and clean. Breakfast was good and breakfast staff very helpful. Staff at main desk ok but did not look that interested at times. One big drawback for me and my wife was the beds. They really were not up to standard. Being such an important part I am surprised they were not better. Apart from this the hotel was good but I got the feeling with just a little bit more attention this hotel could be much better.In summary not bad for 94 pounds given central location but please sort out the mattresses

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
Marathon weekendStayed with my wife as I was running the marathon. Nice and quiet, and close to the start. The hotel laid on breakfast from 0630 for all the runners. Staff are friendly and helpful .The breakfast was good with a choice that should suit most tastes. will be booking again for next years marathon

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
The Hotel RoomThe hotel room was very comfortable except that there was no lock on the window, which can easily be amended.Apart from that, the beds were very comfortable and the room was pleasant. Also, the staff were friendly and efficient.

Date of Stay: May, 2009

Parliament House Hotel, Edinburgh - ReviewUnfortunately our hotel stay was not a great experience. Our room was missing a bedside table on one side and the TV remote control didn't work. In addition we were opposite a building site where noisy work started at 7.00 am on Saturday morning. Also the wi-fi connection did not appear to be working. However, good points - the hotel was in a good location, a lovely building and the bistro was good - the full Scottish breakfast was a treat, and the customer service excellent. Appreciate we were visiting Edinburgh on a very busy weekend, but would have expected more for £200 a night

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
Perfect 100Had a great visit to Edinburgh which was enhanced by our stay at this lovely hotel, spacious rooms, ideal situation - all we needed. Great service, efficient staff. Perfect. Have already recommended it to family so......Highly recommended and will definately return.

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
Good location. Hotel needs a renovation.

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