DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh - Queensferry Crossing

Le personnel, la literie, l'emplacement

Le bruit

The view from room

Staff although done the basic but didn't wanted to do a bot extra to help. I asked for a ctype charger for sometime to charge my phone but was straight said no.

Convenient location and excellent price

The staff was nothing short of amazing. Everyone was extremely professional and helpful in every aspect of our trip. This hotel and staff has one of the best service I ever experienced. I wish the hotels in the US would be this good. Keep up the great work!!

Reception staff were extremely pleasant and helpful

just perfect for what i required staff was lovely no issues at all will be back again

Having driven past this hotel so many times (you can't miss it as it is perched up on the cliff between the Queensferry Crossing and the old Forth Road Bridge) I'd always wanted to give it a try. Stayed for the weekend upon return from a holiday in the USA so we turned up late morning and badly jetlagged but thankfully we were allowed to check in and get to our room early so we could get some shut-eye..... All the receptionists we spoke to were lovely and the public areas are kept to a very high standard. Ate in The Shore restaurant (reviewed separately) and it was fantastic. As a Hilton Honours Gold we got upgraded to Room 549 in the north block of the hotel which has the spectacular panoramic view of all three Forth Bridges you see in the photos. The hotel is split into two sections....the south part is close to the function suites and this hotel IS a popular wedding venue, so if you are staying on a weekend expect this to be going on with loud music until midnight, although it would appear they try and give non-function guests a room at the north end away from the noise. Room was spotlessly clean and all facilities (bathroom, bed etc) were hard to fault. Location wise although it is across the water in Fife public transport connectivity with Edinburgh is excellent thanks to the buses that go past regularly which have exclusive use of the old bridge. There is a short path to the bus stops but to get to the Edinburgh bound side you do have to go down and back up a steep and long set of stairs underneath the bridge approach ramp. Parking is free if you are a hotel guest you just have to register your car as soon as you check in. Overall we were delighted with this property and it's one of those places I feel we could do a stay there just for the sake of it, it does have a "destination hotel" feel to it rather than just being somewhere to lay your head for the night. Puts that other DoubleTree at Edinburgh Airport to shame.....