Murrayfield Hotel

The hotel was lovely and the staff were brilliant, very helpful, approachable and just lovely. I don't have any complaints per se, just a couple of comments on how I feel things could be improved. 1) there was no lamp in my room which meant I only had the lights on full or off, not ideal when you need the loo in the middle of the night. I was given one from another room when I asked fornone though. 2) no chair in my room so my clothes were either on my bed or when I was in bed, on the floor. Again, one was brought to my room when I asked for it. 3) My room faced the main road which was very noisy from 6am. Whilst the curtains were blackout and did an exceptional job, the traffic woke me early. Rooms facing the road could perhaps benefit from double glazing, even secondary. 4) the breakfast was continental, which I was fine with however for £7.50, I felt the choice was limited. Cereal (coco pops, rice crispies, single pack weetabix, bran flakes or cornflakes), with apple, cranberry or orange juice. There was toast, croissants and granola with yogurt and compote, as well as salmon/ham/cheese if wanted, brought to the table on afternoon tea platters but it all felt very bread heavy. No fruit, no yogurts, no pastry options and the pirtiin of granola was very, very small! Quite disappointing even though it was all tasty! Wouldn't be enough to stop me goung back however as the hotel was perfectly situated for me :)

Friendly Helpful staff .Clean room. Overall a nice place for a short break .

We had a three night stay in Edinburgh, hotel was easy to find driving from Glasgow, plenty of car parking available, located near Murrayfield and on the main bus route into the city, bus stop fifty yards from the hotel, all day ticket £4-50, jump on and off all over the city. Only 10 minutes to Princes Street. Didn't eat at the hotel but restaurant was always busy. 20 minutes walk to the zoo and 5 minutes to the Cocobean cafe for breakfast. Try and find get a room higher up as we were woken by deliveries and staff members.

The room was great, just up a couple sets of stairs, so not ideal with cases etc. We were told we'd have a free continental breakfast, which must have been withdrawn at some point (not communicated until the morning when asking for it). Overall lovely.

We had a wonderful stay our room was stunning with high ceilings and many original features. The hotel was Spotlessly clean all the staff were helpful and friendly. We will definitely stay here again.

Lovely hotel, very clean, modern, easy checkin staff very welcoming.

Very comfortable, well appointed stylish hotel

This is the 4th time I've stayed here while in Edinburgh on business, and again it hasn't disappointed. From the reception to leaving it was excellent. I will be stopping here again. The Murrayfield is so good, I brought my wife for a weekend.

Really exceeded our expectations - the food in the restaurant was absolutely delicious and our room was really comfortable. We will definitely be back

Stay with my partner for our anniversary in September, asked for a room with a bath, but didn’t get it. The bathroom door didn’t close at all, had to push it close with a rubbish bin. We arrived late, and no one was at the reception, so we had to wait for half an hour for somebody to notice us. Our room was on the second floor with no lift and the night receptionist didn’t offer any help with our luggage, just watched us (two tiny ladies) struggle up the stairs. There was also no WiFi password or the number to phone the reception in the room, so we had to go look for the guy again. The next day we were going to have dinner in the restaurant, but there were no tables, so they offered us a room service free of charge, however we didn’t get our bill at checkout, were told that they will email it to us, but still didn’t. So we don’t even know if we were charged a room service fee. Overall, the hotel itself is not bad, but the service is disappointing. We expected more, especially considering it was a special occasion for us.