Premier Inn Edinburgh A7 (Dalkeith)

Gave this hotel a second try as we had an appointment in Edinburgh and it’s quick to get in to the city it’s easy to find, cheap, lots of parking, fast friendly check in, clean room,quiet hotel- down side - the window in the room was open when we arrived and the room was freezing and the heating didn’t seem to heat up fast enough not sure it even worked, breakfast wasn’t the normal standard, I wasn’t offered tea or coffee as the machine was behind the bar, I was given instant coffee warm water from a flask, no cutlery on the table, again the room was freezing, poor selection of continental foods, but the cooked breakfast was very very good , when we got back to the room the room had a smell of damp and the towels had a damp smell that prophet out window was wide open hen we arrived . Think the next time I will travel the extra ten minutes and go to Musselburgh

On booking online I could not find a way to book a normal room and had to take a plus room. The signage to the PI was not clear because of poorly placed signs and foliage overgrowth. While the room and breakfast experience was pretty much PI, the evening food was on the wrong side of adequate. Of note the Tortilla chips was a hand full of nachos on a plate with a spoonfull of salsa. Technically correct but...

The place is close to my friend, also got a relatively good price as well. You need to have a car to get around as there is no bus stop nearby. The room was comfortable, cosy. The doors were a bit noisy when people shut them. The facilities are good, tea and coffees.

Room was very good, restaurant and bar very poor, limited items for dinner and only bottled beer available. Bed was excellent as usual. Parking access is very good. I have stayed here 3 times now and this was the worst time by far. I was there for a family funeral and just wanted a bit more customer care.

It’s a dated premier inn but clean, with a comfortable bed and fairly quiet staff are nice with lots of free parking the breakfast was very very good - down side it’s a little dated and the bar/restaurant has very limited opening time with a limited menu to me it looks like the owners have suddenly closed down bar and premie inn staff have stepped in to run the restaurant for hotel guests only the breakfast is not all you can eat but it is made to order the coffee machine isn’t working and the gents toilets are closed so you have to use the disabled toilets - they are trying their best

Good average, Premier Inn nothing special the room. The restaurant is across the car park without a covered walk away, the restaurant was under staffed when we where there, so the service was poor, which let the stay down. It's location is good for passing by Edinburgh, and the Park and Ride near by but only limited service into the city centre.