2 Sept → 3 Sept · 1 night · 2 guests
The Gifford is a 4-star hotel in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
Award-Winning 4-Star Stay Discover the peaceful Gifford House, awarded a 4-star Gold Award by Visit Scotland. Enjoy free Wi-Fi, free on-street parking, and a full Scottish breakfast. Scenic Views and Tranquility Indulge in stunning views of Salisbury Crags and Arthur's Seat from the rear bedrooms. Despite its location on the A7, experience a quiet and peaceful stay at Gifford House. Convenient Location Situated just 1.25 miles south of Princes Street, with easy access to Edinburgh city center via the main bus route. Explore nearby golf courses and Holyrood Park during your stay. Book your serene and award-winning stay at Gifford House now!
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Great spot with easy access to city center in a quiet location and well done rooms.
Pros: Newly renovated and well done. Quiet location with easy access to city center. Cons: No breakfast option and rooms are slightly on smaller end. Wish there would be a few more options for cafes nearby especially with no breakfast.
Pros: Large room Cons: tiny bathroom, almost impossible to move around, lots of noise from the cars passing on the road, even with closed windows
Pros: Large room Cons: tiny bathroom, almost impossible to move around, lots of noise from the cars passing on the road, even with closed windows
Pros: Beautiful room Cons: There are no places to walk around or visit nearby
Pros: Beautiful room Cons: There are no places to walk around or visit nearby. No places to shop or have a simple meal.
Cons: I got bitten by bedbugs while I was there
Cons: I got bitten by bedbugs while I was there. Not great location. Refrigerator too small to hold small box of leftovers so door wouldn't close. Couldn't get coffee maker to work.
Pros: Ease of check-in
Pros: Ease of check-in. Good communication ahead of stay. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Tunnocks teacakes were a great Scottish touch. Cons: The hairdryer cable was trapped under a heavy dressing table. This made it difficult to use without being in an awkward position.