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Grassmarket Hotel (Edinburgh)
Description: 94-96 Grassmarket / Edinburgh / Edinburgh and the Lothians / EH1 2JR / / The Grassmarket Hotel is perfectly located ... more  Grassmarket Hotel (Edinburgh) ... for visitors wanting to be in the city centre of Edinburgh. The hotel is situated beneath the Castle and on the Grassmarket which buzzes with activity every night. The Grassmarket Hotel is perfectly located for visitors who wish to stay in the heart of Edinburgh city centre. The hotel is situated beneath the Castle and on the lively Grassmarket, which offers a range of bars and restaurants including Biddy Mulligans located next door. The hotel has 44 bedrooms within a historical tenement building all offering ensuite facilities and other basic amenitiesNewest Review: ... as these were the major complaints I wasn’t too worried in spite of the 2 star status, as I was more worried about it being ... more ... dirty or mouldy or just generally disgusting.
As we arrived in Edinburgh we followed our little map (it is a bit tricky to get there without instructions or a map although it is not very far from Waverly train station) and soon found our hotel. It is certainly unassuming from the outside - just a simple red sign to give the name of the 5-storey hotel and not much else. The receptionist greeting us was very friendly and check-in was quick. We did have to leave a credit card which was swiped and then voided for them ...more |
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Grassmarket Hotel (Edinburgh): Grassmarket Hotel - are you a Princess or a Peasant? (1312 words)
by annaroos1 - written on 09.07.07 (Very useful, 156 readings)
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A friend and I decided to spend a few days in Edinburgh when she came over from Sweden to visit. We mainly based our choice of destination on the fact that we both love Scottish men, oh and that we hadn’t been before. Sadly our budget didn’t allow for the 5-star hotel that we are used too (obviously) but we thought that we’d go native and stay in a hotel closer to where all the action was. As good an excuse as any but I must admit that our hotel search was mainly based on price, although we actually rejected a few very cheap hostels as, although we wanted a budget hotel we were not prepared to share a bathroom with others. Well, a girl has got to have ...
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