Jurys Inn Edinburgh

Location is killer! Downstairs is super nice then you get to the rooms and they don’t really match the level of the lobby but still clean and comfortable. They also have a restaurant and the staff is very helpful!

The Jurys Inn Edinburgh is centrally located next to Edinburgh Waverley train station.
The hotel is a typical Jurys Inn with average size guest rooms, smart reception and lobby areas and reasonable food and beverage options.
The guest room includes the usual facilities expected from a city centre 3 star hotel including kettle with complimentary teas/​coffees etc, TV and complimentary toiletries in the bathroom.
The noise levels are not great with city centre traffic and revellers contributing to noise throughout the night while trying to sleep but have experienced worse than this hotel.
There is a bar which doesn’t have much of an atmosphere and drink prices, as may be expected, are expensive.
There is a restaurant called Infusion but I only used this for breakfast which was of reasonable quality including hot options-​the restaurant was quite busy between 07:30 and 08:00 on a week day.
Parking is available at nearby multi-​storey car park and at the time I stayed there was a discount offered for hotel guests.
Overall this hotel is OK but not particularly exciting or impressive-​bathrooms and guest rooms could benefit from refurbishment-​if you are looking for a central location the hotel offers an excellent location so if the price is competitive it may be worth considering, however there are more interesting options available in Edinburgh particularly if you looking at staying for a special occasion or a luxury touch.

Very clean hotel. I was here during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They had a good breakfast and I do not recall having to pay for wifi. The staff were also friendly and locked up our luggage for us when we arrived several hours early for check in.
Close to everything. While I give this 5 stars, there is no air conditioner or fan in the room, so if you’re accustomed to this, give that dream up, however, it was cool even in August so you really don’t need it.

Location is perfect!
Just uphill from Waverley Station, and a street over from the Royal Mile.
There are quite a few restaurants and pubs just a short walk away.
The staff here was great, very friendly and willing to suggest a pub or place to eat… even drawing us a map, to a few sites that we wanted to see.
The room seemed dated and in need of some work, (paint and new carpet could do wonders).
But it was very clean, nice linens & comfortable bed, and great wifi.
We had a room facing the station, which had a great view.
Overall, a great place to rest after a day or two of walking around Edinbough, will stay here again.

First check-​in here, and for beer it’s moderate prices, compared to the tourist spots dotted around town. Comfortable friendly and welcoming the Jury’s Inn is not too bad.
I did manage to squeeze in a breakfast a fair while a ago in mid winter. I remember it being quick service, mainly due to me being the only one in the hotel at 06.30 in the day, but that was 6 months or so ago!
It’s a balmy and foggy night in the big E tonight and has been very hot day also, so it was great to not only be on holiday properly for the first time this year, but to sup on the amber nectar of a pint.
Jury’s Inn is comfortable enough for short visits if your not a resident and is slightly cheaper for alcohol than most surrounding hotels.

Very happy with my stay at Jury’s Inn and couldn’t have picked a better place to stay while in Edinburgh. Located right off the Royal Mile in Old Town, you’re right in the center of great restaurants, pubs and night life. You’re also 5 minutes walk away from Princes Street and New Town if you’re interested in some shopping or a bit less touristy food and nightlife. Since you’re so centrally located, there is no need for taxis saving you that little bit of extra money which can be better spent on coffees and pints.
Breakfast and a free paper of your choice included each morning. Free wifi and a check out of 12pm. Lounge, coffee shop and residents bar all onsite. Great deals on food if you’re staying in the hotel.
I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone coming to Edinburgh!

Clean mais cheap.
Salle de bain propre mais digne d’un 2* d’Afrique du nord.
Super localisation à proximité de tout.
15£ l’adaptateur électrique pour charger mon phone, à la réception. La vague impression de se faire arnaquer…

Central location
A hidden path to the mile
Watch out for large groups

Location is about all this place has to offer, as it is near to everything — the old and new sides of the city. The breakfast (which was included in the costs we prepaid through our travel agent) was good, one of the better ones of our trip.
Scotland drove us crazy with the «key card must be in the slot otherwise the electricity won’t work» and this was the first place we discovered that joy. Oh but it’s «green» design. Well guess what, we can turn off lights and the TV in America ourselves, but not everyone does that so those ruiners ruined it for the rest of us. Now we have «green» design. Thanks. Not.
The shower/​tub was a really weird high step and it was almost impossible to not get the bathroom completely wet when taking a shower. The water was intermittently scalding. Our room was along the side of the building adjacent to hotel trash bins and we got to hear that lovely noise all night and morning, banging lids. They were also hosting one of the Fringe events here so there was a lot of elevator traffic.
The staff were nice about putting our valuables away in the safe, which was in the lobby. I would recommend this, seems to be a sketchy area.
Our «nonsmoking» room REEKED of smoke. Gross. Room incredibly humid after 2 showers, no A/​C. I would not stay here again.

It’s not charming or atmospheric, but it’s bang in the middle of Edinburgh. All the touristy highlights are at your doorstep. The rooms are clean, modern and comfortable. Service is friendly, and breakfast is pretty good for a buffet. This will serve you well as a tourist – very well priced considering the location and the quality.

Perfectly located, parking not far unless it’s raining. Receptionist was a cheerful and well informed Irish lady who gave all the right info. The room on the 3^rd floor was warm, comfortable and nicely decorated. Deffo would stay again.

Fairly grim overall, as is normal for this chain. Furnishings and equipment are all very cheap. Clean and cheap.

The location of this hotel is prime — just up to close to the Royal Mile. It’s the first time I’ve stayed that close to the Royal Mile, and I have to say, the convenience was superb. The price was ok, not the best deal of the trip, but we got a discount booking online, so it didn’t break the bank either.
The room was a standard hotel room with twin beds, though a bit musty, probably from the lack of a fan in the shower room and the general dampness of the city.
The thing about the hotel that irked me the most was the outrageous price for internet access. Customers can recieve wifi in the lobby at £10 per day or ethernet in their rooms for the same price. The computers in the lobby are £1 per 20min. I would have chosen £10 per day (though not been happy about it) if there was wireless in the room and I could access it without having to return to the lobby. As it ended up, we had to book various tours and hotel rooms online and ended up spending about £6 per day on the lobby computers. I feel that at the point we are with technology, hotels need to be supplying internet access to customers for free or for a discount… if they choose to charge such high amounts, make sure they are accessible everywhere in the hotel.
All in all, the wifi didn’t kill the hotel for me — it’s still ‘A-​OK,’ but next time I return, I will probably forgo the location for a spot with free wifi and a bathroom with a fan.
Recommended for travelers who want to be close to the action without paying a fortune.

Good, central hotel. Always let down by breakfast.

After deciding to visit Edinburgh during December, I tried to find a hotel that was well-​located and well-​priced with comfortable rooms and Jury’s Inn definitely fit the bill! I was beyond pleased with the rooms (really big with a great view!), the location (2 minutes from the Royal Mile) and the price. My only complaint was the internet was an additional charge. I would definitely stay here again!

We stayed here on our first trip to Edinbugh and it was quiet, clean and the staff were really nice.
We got a good deal and found that it was exceptional value. It’s very practical for the centre of Edinburgh.
Recommended.

I stayed here in October 2007 for business reasons. The hotel is easy to find as it is just a five minute walk from Edinburgh Waverly train station.
Check in was quick and I was pleased with my room, it was a better standard of room than I had enjoyed in hotels which charge much more.
The restaurant was quiet on the one night that I chose to eat there, it was however of a good quality, the bar was also pretty quiet most of the time.
The only problems were that you could hear the trains from the hotel room (although this didn’t bother me) and there is a nightclub up the road (I was woken by loud teenage girls and boys in the street at 3am on Wednesday morning. I didn’t stay Friday or Saturday night so I don’t know if this is an issue at the weekend.

I stayed in this for business reasons and I have to say that for these purposes it was perfectly adequate, however I dont think it would be the sort of place I would choose for a personal visit. Having said that I had no complaints whatsoever.
My room was very spacious, although on comparison with a colleague I realised that I was in a specially designed disabled room (I am not however disabled) therefore my room and bathroom were double the size of the average rooms. In that sense I think that it would be a good choice for someone with mobility issues. On the same note though my room was 6 floors up and a distance from a lift.
The overall cleanliness could not be faulted and all of the appliances I used seemed to be operational and in good condition.
The bar/​restaurant is what you would expect from this sort of establishment and I felt very comfortable having my dinner and a few drinks in the bar area. The menu was fairly good although I dont think you could eat from it for more than 2 or 3 days maximum as it isnt very varied.
The location of this place is great for the train station and Princes street and overall this is an adequate but fairly average hotel.