Premier Inn Premier Inn Edinburgh Park - A budget-friendly hotel with Hypnos beds, free Wi-Fi, and proximity to Edinburgh Airport
Premier Inn Premier Inn Edinburgh Park offers 200 rooms with double or king-size Hypnos beds, a selection of pillows, and sofa beds convertible into single beds. Rooms include free Wi-Fi, tea and coffee facilities, Freeview TV, and power showers, while accessible rooms feature wider entry bathrooms and lowered beds. The on-site Thyme restaurant serves breakfast with bacon, sausages, eggs, hash browns, vegetarian options, and pastries, while dinner includes dishes like steak, chicken katsu curry, and fish. Up to two children eat free with an adult's breakfast or meal deal. The hotel provides free on-site parking and is a 10-minute drive or 20-minute tram ride from Edinburgh Airport, opposite Edinburgh Park train station with direct routes to Glasgow and Dunblane. Nearby landmarks include Edinburgh Zoo (3 km) and Heriot-Watt University (2 km). Premier Inn Premier Inn Edinburgh Park also offers meeting spaces with audiovisual equipment.
Pros
Free on-site parking with 90 spaces available.
Hypnos beds and power showers in all rooms.
Children eat free with an adult's breakfast or meal deal.
Direct tram access to Edinburgh Airport and city center.
Cons
Limited dining availability; advance restaurant booking is recommended.
No pool or gym on-site.
“Premier Inn Edinburgh Park proves a smart choice, particularly for those driving, with ample free parking and immediate access to both train and tram lines for quick city access. I found the rooms to be more spacious and well-maintained than typical Premier Inns, which, combined with the friendly service, makes this location a standout. The value of the on-site restaurant, especially the breakfast, makes it an easy place to stay and dine.”
Luke HarrisonEditor-in-Chief at Hotelewam
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Premier Inn Edinburgh Park offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences