PREMIER INN EDINBURGH PRINCES STREET, Edinburgh

Premier Inn Edinburgh Princes Street has rooms with big windows overlooking the back of the building. Room size can vary based on the hotel and the number of guests. Twin rooms include a double bed and a sofa bed, which can be arranged into a single bed. Please state the number of children staying and their ages when booking, single beds are pull-out beds. Guests can request twin/double when booking. Accessible rooms offer more space and have a double or kingsize bed between 480mm and 520mm in height, with wider entry bathrooms featuring a lowered bath or wet room. This room features a flat-screen TV, private bathroom, and tea/coffee making facilities. Premier Inn brand is easily recognized, with features such as purple color schemes.

Enjoy a meal with a castle view at the Bar + Block restaurant. The hotel also features a long menu of pub food and international specialties in a spacious, pleasant dining room offering views of Edinburgh Castle and the Old Town. A mix of traditional and contemporary dishes are served in the on-site Thyme restaurant. Thyme serves continental and full Scottish breakfast for a fee, as well as a menu for dinner, snacks, and drinks. Guests can wake up to a freshly prepared, all-you-can-eat Premier Inn Breakfast, with up to two kids eating breakfast for free. The on-site Costa Coffee is a good alternative for those who prefer a lighter breakfast. A tempting offer lets guests enjoy a delicious two-course evening meal - a main meal plus a starter or a dessert - and a selected drink from the dinner menu. Bar focuses on high quality and hand cut steaks. Enjoy classic cut steaks, freshly ground gourmet burgers, salads, puddings, and cocktails.

Premier Inn Edinburgh Princes Street is situated in the block just after the junction with South Charlotte Street. It is located towards the west end of Edinburgh's world-famous Princes Street, which has picturesque views of Edinburgh Castle. The hotel is located in New Town, built in response to the deterioration of the medieval Old Town in the 18th century, home to neoclassical masterpieces and rejuvenated Georgian townhouses with upscale boutiques and eateries. The front entrance is between New Look. Landmarks nearby include the Scott Monument (0.5 km), Edinburgh Castle (1 km), St Giles' Cathedral (1 km), Royal Mile (0.5 km), Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art One (2 km), Princes Street Gardens (0.3 km), Calton Hill (1 km), and Camera Obscura and World of Illusions (1 km). The Bonham is a stylish upscale property located within walking distance.

To drive into Edinburgh, continue onto the A700 and Castle Terrace after driving into Edinburgh on the A702. The Premier Inn Edinburgh City Centre hotel is an eight-minute walk to Edinburgh's Christmas at East Princes Street Gardens. Chargeable off-site parking is available at £15 per day.

The tiny door with a purple banner is the only thing marking the entrance. The front entrance into the hotel is between Starbucks and Bar & Block. Travelers familiar with the brand will recognize even every square inch of the hotel, from the purple color scheme to the Thyme restaurant, and even the coffee served. Take the lift to the 2nd floor. If you want your pick of upmarket shops and historic landmarks, this hotel is an ideal base for romantic days out on last-minute weekend getaways. Other major sights include the National Museum of Scotland.