Brooks Hotel Edinburgh

This is a lovely little hotel with great staff. They allowed us to check in early without charge, they were very helpful if we had an questions. The hotel replenished amenities every day and were accommodating when we said we had to check out at 4am, even had a takeaway breakfast ready for us. The beds are a bit creaky but not too bad, and only a 20 minutes walk to the castle.

We had a lovely time in Edinburgh and the Brooks Hotel was great! The staff were so helpful and friendly. The breakfast options were plentiful and the food was good. The room (twin) was larger than expected and was very comfortable for me and my sister. The bathroom was spotless, a tad small (probably not for the UK though) and there was plenty of drawer and closet space for our luggage. The location was good and many interest points were accessible by walking. Over all, we really enjoyed our stay here.

If you don't really care about safety or cleanliness...You will be okay here. Otherwise, I would never recommend this place. We arrived and had to press the buzzer twice for someone because they were involved with their conversation in the next room. The rooms are small and cramped. It looks like the original closets were turned into the bathrooms in the room. Our daughter's room had mold in the bathroom. There was a hole in the ceiling and mold in the hallways and on the carpets. The staff left the pile of dirty linens in the hallway blocking one of the doors. The bed in my daughter's room was old and worn and dangerous because the wood beneath the fabric was exposed. Breakfast was subpar. The bar" was self-serve with limited items. The parking was worse. The upside is that the shower worked and there was hot water. I recommended that our travel agent remove this hotel from their list. Thank you for the stay

really lovely staff, they were very attentive to our needs. the room was comfortable, fine for a couple of days. if you’re going anywhere in central it’s around a 20-35 minute walk so keep that in mind if you don’t want to spend extra money on travel.

One of the most welcoming and attentive staff I have ever seen. Not only is the hotel cozy and makes you feel at home but Ravi personally ensured that our stay was comfortable and that we had everything we needed (even going out of his way to do so). Definitely noting this hotel as my designated stay in Edinburgh!

Quaint Hotel, easy access to local bus routes. Needs updating in rooms, carpet is warn, shower has mould around it, no shelf to put soap in the shower, The main issue was the mattress, very poor quality, as soon as you sit on the springs go flat on the divan base, mattress was sloping and uncomfortable to sleep on, my friends had the same complaints too. Breakfast was good and staff polite and attentive. There is no inside lock in the rooms, I had to place a chair every night- this must be addressed.

I recently had the misfortune of staying at Brooks Hotel in Edinburgh, and it's an experience I won't soon forget. From the moment I walked in, the staff set the tone for what would be a less-than-stellar stay. They seemed more engrossed in their personal phone calls than in assisting guests, a clear lapse in professionalism that didn't bode well for the rest of my visit.The room itself was a study in disappointment. The bed linen looked like it had hosted a few too many sleepless nights, and the bed was so uncomfortable that I could feel the frame underneath. Adding insult to injury, the bedding didn't even fit the bed, making for an uncomfortable night's sleep.The bathroom was no sanctuary either. The door was broken, and the overall lack of cleanliness was evident. Even the towels provided were so small they seemed better suited for a dollhouse than for drying off after a shower.Breakfast was the final straw. The kitchen seemed to double as a disco, with loud music making it hard to enjoy the morning. The eggs on toast" were a culinary low point: two poached eggs unceremoniously plopped next to slices of basic

A lovely welcome from staff when we checked in at 2pm. The hotel has 3 floors with a lift. Our room was a kingsize with super king bed so plenty of room for 2. Tv in room had free view with plenty of channels to choose from. Ensuite shower room with lovely cubicle and fancy mirror with lights around it.Bed was so comfortable. Mattress was soft which is amazing for people with back issues/disabilities like myself.We had afternoon tea included in our stay with sandwiches, scones, Brownies and cake. It came with tea or coffee and a bottle of wine. All delicious. It was served in the drawing room which was pretty sumptuous settings.Breakfast we booked for 9am. The dining room is quite big with continental option, vegetarian and vegan option available. We had the full Scottish which was sausage, egg, mushrooms, tattie scone, bacon, Haggis and tomato. Toast, tea and coffee available along with fruit juices, cereals, pastries, and fruit.Hotel about 15 min walk from Haymarket Station. Bus to city centre is a 2 min walk away.We had a brilliant time and would thoroughly recommend.

Great find! Excellent location 15 mins walk from the main centre but without the traffic. The staff were all really friendly, the room spacious, quiet and clean. The breakfast was ace, with juices, cereals, toast and a super 'full Scottish'. If you ask for a Full English you don't get the haggis! Nice lounge, too. Really fell on our feet here.

Lovely place to stay, close to the city centre. The staff are very welcoming and friendly. We enjoyed our visit albeit a brief one.Will definitely stay here again if we are I the area.Many thanks to the team for making our stay enjoyable.