Close to the Haymarket station and to the city centre. Cleanness. Although there was no a breakfast option, a kitchenette with tea and (instant) coffee making facilities is available Friendly receptionists, we were able to check in already at about 2 pm.

Many-many steps to the rooms on the top floor - it was ok for us even with pretty heavy luggage, but only since we are quite sporty No pubs or restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the hotel It was pretty hot in the room when we arrived, but opening the windows solved the problem, although the street got quite noisy in the morning. A fan is also provided, but no AC.

Room spacious. Was warm which was excellent as it was freezing outside. Location great for a visitor. Easy links to bus, tram and rail. Within Walking distance to places of interest.

A second lamp on the other bedside table would have desirable. The main lights were very bright but the alternative, one bedside lamp made reading a strain. A check on whether the safe could be used should have been done . Someone hadn’t left it open for the next occupant. However, as I really didn’t need it I didn’t ask for it to be sorted out but another guest may have required use of it. Lack of lift could be a drawback but I was familiar with the type of property and managed. I was on the 2nd floor.

The rooms are lovely, as the main entrance, exactly like the picture. Inside the rooms, there were a complete kitchen, as well as a confortável bad, a good bathroom. A largue screen also. About the location, it is close to the museum of conan Doyle and the church St Mary. I walked my way to Princess Street always , it was about 10 minutes pm foot until the train and touristic atractions of old Town.

No breakfast. There is no one on the reception to make the check in after 6 pm, eventough they provide great instructions on how to do the self check in. I can only imagine how a lady could feel, id gerring there late, since there are some places close by that are a bit dark at night…

It was really very useful to have a kitchen on my trip. The equipment was everything necessary and only just enough, so we didn't create heaps of washing up! The bed was comfortable and the room temperature fine. The room had signs of wear-and-tear but it was as clean as it could be without renewing the furnishings or redecorating. I realised from the reviews that my standard room would not be "luxury" by most people's standards, but it was very convenient and comfortable.

Although our kitchen was spacious, and bathroom perfectly fine, the bed area was a little cramped as the suite was in an awkward corner of the basement. I really didn't mind, but if space and "luxury" are important to you I expect the higher rate rooms are in the more conventional parts of this historic building and worth the extra money.

Check in was easy even as a late check in. Room was clean and comfortable and serviced each day. kitchenette had all the essentials. Rooms were a good size and the bed was very comfortable.

A couple of fixtures and fittings looked a bit worn out but nothing that really bothered me. A fraying net curtain and curtain tie back etc. There was a flickering light in the bathroom which was a bit annoying and I couldn't get the shower head to stay in it's holder when switched on the pressure pushed it out and sprayed water all over the floor.l so I had to just hold it while showering. Hot and cold was difficult to balance.

The property was close to main attractions of the city, room was huge with all facilities with a kichenette as in a studio apartment, easy access to the property with a separate unique code provided for self check in and check out.

I had at first booked Palmerston Suites later before my check in I received an email that due to unforeseen circumstances I was being relocated to one of its sister properties - Grosvenor Suites. It was a very nice apartment based just around the corner within 2 min of walk from Palmerston Suites. The property was so good that I could not complain and had a very good stay with no issues.

The room was huge, with a big four-poster bed and two small couches. It’s a lovely old building and didn’t originally have a bathroom or kitchen in the room but both have been built in. I asked for a ground floor room if possible because I’ve been having trouble with stairs lately and luckily there was a cancellation and they were able to accommodate me. The room looked out on the street but it’s a quiet area so that wasn’t an issue.

The sink tap was a bit wobbly in the kitchen and the shower was very small.

Nicely laid out. full kitchen facilities, private bathroom, ironing board & iron. Electrical Sockets next to the bed! Comfy bed. clean towels.

Lack of direction for local car-parking facilities on the website or emails. I called the reception, who suggested we park around the corner. It was £23 for 4 hours! Once we checked in, the receptionist then suggested that we can park at Haymarket station. This is £16 for 24 hours and is only a 5-10 minute walk. The tap on the bathroom sink was broken and barely any water came out, so we had to use the kitchen sink. We mentioned it to reception but were simply told that they knew about it and a plumber was due. The window was broken and, although it lifted, it wouldn't stay open, so we had to prop it open.

The front hostesses were polite and helpful, the late check-in process worked wonders and was accessible. The comfort was as described and quite enjoyable. Nice accommodations and access to cutlery and appliances was quite useful as well.

The central heating was set up to 25 or so and was not controllable from the rooms, making it quite too warm for confortable sleeping. The bins in the kitchen has not been emptied from the last costumers, which does not seem like it should happen. Only one of the windows would stay open, which did not facilitate airing or cooling of the room (see complaint about heating above).

The location of Palmerston Suites was ideal as only a 10 min walk from the nearest tram (West End), bus (Atholl Place) and train station (Haymarket). The room was spacious and it was handy having the kitchenette in the cupboard so we could cook and not stink out the room when cooking.

It was particularly windy and therefore the windows rattled and there was quite a big draft coming through. The sink did not have hot water but as there was a kettle it was not the end of the world. The shower as small and the hot water took a long time to come through