Hotels near Queen's Hall

"The location to Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street is very close. Which was wonderful. The Metro restaurant onsite is amazing. The food was so delicious. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The prices are cheaper and better than the pub food in the Grassmarket. The room was very clean. The staff are very accommodating and friendly. I love the fact that they have a filtered water station in the hallway so you can refill your empty bottle of water. Walk with a reusable water bottle to you can fill it up for free. You’ll need after all that walking. Don’t hesitate book it. They have a gym and sauna. Prime location to everthing in the Grassmarket. I would stay here again if I even went back to Edinburgh. "

"It was just one problem after another. Fan wouldnt work, phone wouldnt work, heater wouldnt shut off and was cooking us out, the duvet cover zipper was broken and flapping out. The staff was really great and were trying. We had an issue they attempted to solve it. Even offering to move rooms on last night, which was more trouble than it was worth as we were leaving very early in the morning. We had 2 days there and both days gave issues. Made only more frustrating by the cost of the accommodations. I paid more for 2 nights there than 3 nights in london. Was in scotland for almost a week and out of 4 hotels this was the most expensive and the most issues."

"Lovely buffet breakfast. Clean room very friendly staff. Be prepared for stairs up to reception, but you can ring for assistance."

"Room and bathroom were spotlessly clean. Staff were excellent from the front desk to bar staff, very helpful. Bed was comfortable. Breakfast had plenty to choose from and was lovely. Overall we had a great experience at this hotel, would definitely stay here again especially with the great location to the city centre "

"Great stay as always"

"clean. good rooms services. good location. overall overpriced. for a four star hotel that should have a hair conditioner and towels in the bathrooms as standard. Receptionist seemed anxious type and super worried repeating that we might take adapters with us and it made me smile after a while she was like a guard dog to get you. My booking was not the room I ordered it was downgraded to a smaller in a kind of basement with demolition work and sounds because overbookings and on top of it we were forced to split up the family and book extra single room which we never used. So if you see rooms with double beds and sofa beds in this hotel- do not believe that it is there at all. there is a risk that you will be put in a smaller room and will be forced to buy another single room on just like us. I think if I knew all of this details, I will be checking into Radisson blue instead as safter choice what you get. "

"Amazing location and great rooms! Love the pods system so you can get some private space and not disturb others as much. Looked like they had fun activities and a good vibe but unfortunately I didn't get a chance to check them out. The location right in Old Town cannot be beat!"

"Clean room"

"We stayed at the Radisson Blu from April 3rd to April 6th. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing. First of all, the beds were extremely uncomfortable. The mattresses were very poor quality — you sink into them and can barely move. Every morning we woke up with body aches. Secondly, we had an issue with the umbrellas. The hotel rents them out, so we took one but didn’t even use it — it stayed in our room the entire time. When we checked out, we returned it, but because more than 48 hours had passed, we were charged £18 per umbrella. This is completely unreasonable, especially considering the umbrellas are worth no more than £5 each. This felt very unfair and honestly like being overcharged for no good reason."