Hygiene: So-so. After my first night of a three-night stay, I woke up feeling really itchy and developed small rashes. It's highly likely the hotel sheets weren't clean.
Environment: The surrounding area is good. There's a bus stop right outside, and it takes about half an hour to get to Edinburgh city center, so transportation is convenient. However, I was assigned a first-floor room facing the street, which I found a bit noisy. The street outside is quite busy with traffic. Delivery trucks also came by around 5 AM, so I woke up at 5 AM every day.
Facilities: Really poor. The Wi-Fi signal in the room was practically non-existent. The floorboards were loose and creaked when I walked on them. The walls were also made of wood. Sometimes, I could even hear people walking in the next room.
Service: Just okay. It was the kind of cold but polite service. I couldn't open the room window and asked the front desk for help, but they didn't open it. I ended up spending a long time trying to open it myself. The room was also very small.
Additionally, hotels in Edinburgh are really expensive, and I don't think this one was worth the price at all. The cost of this hotel was even more expensive than a Holiday Inn in Kensington, London. I feel that 1-2 days in Edinburgh is definitely enough; there's no need to stay any longer.
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