Travelodge Edinburgh Central Rose Street

Good central location and generally quiet apart from regular bottle bin emptying late night and early morning. With windows of the building across the road no more than a few feet away (single lane road width) I kept my curtains closed so it felt a bit claustrophobic. The room and bathroom is basic, which is what I expected but £325 for two nights in a Travelodge (Friday and Saturday at the end of May) is expensive and I wouldn’t do it again. I would rather spend a bit more for somewhere with some soul/character. If I had paid half that amount, I would have felt that more appropriate. No doubt the Robbie Williams concert that Saturday put the prices up and I wasn’t able to be flexible as I was up for my son’s degree show. Like others I had problems with my keycard but reception was helpful.

I had a pleasant stay at Travelodge Rose Street. Joan was welcoming and accommodating, making check-in smooth and hassle-free. We had some issues with our keycards during our stay, but Joan sorted them out quickly and professionally. The hotel is in a great location—quiet yet very accessible to most attractions, shops, and restaurants in the area. The room was clean and comfortable, offering good value for the price. It is ideal for both short and longer stays. I would consider staying here again.

Hotel is well situated on Rose Street, near bars, eateries and high street shops. Room was clean. Reception staff friendly. During our stay we heard very little noise inside hotel and only slight bar noise at night and our room overlooked Rose Street. We were on the 4th floor and there is 1 lift. Smallish hotel with about 40 rooms. Only downside is there is no left luggage facility or restaurant. Breakfast if you want it is a convenience pack. Plenty of places nearby for food.