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We arrived in a blizzard to a warm and friendly welcome. Lovely room with fantastic attention to detail, such as the beautiful big bottle of shower gel/shampoo rather than those annoying little ones, and tea and coffee-making facilities. Breakfast was outstanding, a good choice of...More
Good hotel, literally 5 minutes walk to the tran stop, quiet room on the back of the hotel. Food good. Gluten free catered for.
Free kettle with tea and coffee in your room.
Friendly staff.
Enjoyed our trip here.
If you stay here once you will be back every time you visit Edinburgh. The Lairg cannot be beaten on price, location, breakfast, cleanliness and friendliness.
I have been commuting to Edinburgh for 5 months. At first I moved around different hotels to find the...More
So if you have read any of my reviews you will know I don't take stars away or down rate places because the staff haven't made my towels into the shape of a Swan or there was a wee neat fold in the loo roll...More
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at The Lairg. A lovely, older and charming property. We booked last minute and were lucky to be given a double room with a HUGE bed. Separate sitting area with a small table chairs and dressing table. French doors to...More
Prevailing winds meant that most cities that grew in industrial Britain had their most desirable neighbourhoods to the west – upwind of factory fumes. Edinburgh was no exception, with its wealthiest citizens settling in its West End and leaving behind grand Georgian townhouses, private gardens and genteel crescents. These backstreets remain as dignified and sleepy as ever, and most of the action here lies along
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the district’s busy main roads. Lothian Road connects to southern Edinburgh and harbors a vague entertainment district: three theatres and the city’s main indie cinema. All attract a select crowd, the sort who appreciate the Saturday Edinburgh’s Farmers’ Market around the corner. The West End’s other great thoroughfare, Shandwick Place, is dominated by trams trundling out to the suburbs and airport, and shoppers picking up last-minute items before hopping aboard.
