Premier Inn Edinburgh A7 (Dalkeith)

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...

Dated but clean room, slow WiFi. Noise levels from other guests affect the experience. I was given an interconnected room, which a young family was using on the other side of the door. Children being noisy are inevitable, as a parent myself I understand this. However, I politely asked the reception if I could move rooms due to the fact I could hear everything and was told no. Noise continued throughout the night, with the upstairs guests sounding like they were stomping back and forth at midnight, children crying and screaming through the interconnected door at 3am and 5:30am. A poor experience in which perhaps interconnected rooms should be allocated for families only as opposed to business travellers.

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.

Very nice clean hotel. Well worth the money. Rooms are very well presented and modern. I would recommend. Very easy accessible with plenty of parking. Very secure once your in. Shower is very powerful with lovely Baylis and Harding lavender shower gel which smells fab. I have actually bought myself some from boots.

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.

There is a dismal choice of food in the restaurant in the evening. There is no lunch service and the all you can eat buffet breakfast is ordered and cooked/heated so it's not an allyou can eat buffet. You then feel embarrassed if you want extra and you have to ask for it. Basic hotel with restaurant on the brink of closure. Or it should be.