Leith hotels

Looking forward to going back soon. A great base for Edinburgh

Great place for people with young children! Awesome location & excellent sized rooms and facilities. We wish we could have spent more time there! Note- cots & highchairs were available & in great condition

Very high quality apartments with everything you could want. Made good use of the washing machine. The only negative comments are due to very squeaky floors and some door handles are loose. The doors between rooms are fire doors which are good in theory but slam shut which is annoying. The door stoppers don't work that well as they are rubber and damaged. But the place is beautiful.

We found this accommodation on the internet not knowing anything about Edinburgh or the surrounding areas.. We just went on the reviews.. We are happy we did! Although the outside appearance is not maybe as polished as it's neighbours, the rooms inside are all clean. Our beds were very comfortable and the staff all go the extra mile for the guests. We were able to sit in the back garden and enjoy fellowship with the other guests.. Any request we made at the front desk was cheerfully accommodated. Leith is very convenient, a short taxi or bus ride to all central attractions. The small area of Leith itself is very interesting and we loved checking out what the locals had to offer. In particular, Azlina and Gina, the two gals at the front desk are just marvellous as they seems to magically handle the in and outflow of all the guests.

Was more than happy with accommodation. Bright spacious with all amenities required for a weekend break. Central with good bus links and will certainly use and recommend

People reviewing on-line appear to give quite 'picky' reasons for a poor rating but my partner and I genuinely don't recommend staying here given the quality available elsewhere for much less money. At ultimately £100 a night cost for two people including breakfast, we expected much better quality. Other 4 Star B&B's in Scotland we stayed in that week were some £20-£25 a night cheaper with better quality and sized breakfasts (i.e. not burnt toast as on last morning and not the cheapest possible bread), room cleaned daily, toiletries provided in the bathroom and an information pack/booklet in the room plus someone actually greeting you on arrival to show you to your room (all of which lacking at Craigmoss but seemingly standard at all others). Our separate bathroom was clean enough but the shower never got hot no matter what setting, very disappointing for the price. Breakfast was served an hour later on the Sunday morning but there were no signs to advise you of this at all anywhere, which was very unhelpful and meant we as guests could have had a lie-in. In the early hours, my partner was woken up by someone knocking loudly on our neighbours door, yet when mentioned the owner offered no apology appearing very dismissive stating they didn't hear it. Didn't feel like we were genuine 'guests' at this guesthouse and the 'attentive, more personalised service', as required by the Scottish Tourist Board' 4 stars, was invisible.

The owners remind me somebody in the movies. Possibly Wallace and Grommet (well the men ARE baldish) but more like the one about the double-barrelled shotgun. They are sweet. Rooms too. And cheap.

Great location, overlooks a park with bus stop nearby and grocery shop within walking distance.

We made a spur of the moment choice to have a visit to Edinburgh and our stay in this very friendly hotel certainly made such a difference to our stay. We had a truly wonderful time.

I was in Edinburgh for the Edinburgh Marathon Festival and I thoroughly enjoyed the weekend. The only thing I would say is ask where the bus stop is, as it's just down the road, but I failed to ask and ended up in taxis all weekend until the last day.