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The Apex City of Edinburgh was a great, comfortable hotel. I was offered a paid upgrade on arrival, which I accepted as without it I would not have had a safe in my room. Check-in was easy, though I was not allowed a room until...More
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We came up to Edinburgh for a friends wedding and decided to make it a lovely night weekend. The Apex is in a great location and very easy to get to using the tram from the airport. The hotel rooms are very well appointed with...More
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Response from ZsoltJakri, General Manager at Apex City of Edinburgh HotelResponded 3 weeks ago
Thank you for such a stunning review! I am really pleased you had a brilliant stay with us. We are looking forward to welcoming you back.
Kind regards,
Z Jakri
General Manager
Great location, very central to tourist hotspots- but this makes it noisy- certainly not the fault of the hotel. it was nice enough but I felt it was very overpriced for the standard of the room which is mid budget standard but luxury priced.
The hotel room was very well appointed with everything you need - comfortable bed, pillow, available hair dryer, iron, robes, expresso and coffeemaker and A/C Only thing I would do differently would be to ensure I was in a higher floor room or not on...More
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The location is great - right in the middle of old town, within walking distance to main attractions. however, at $250 per night you may expect a mini bar, safe, may be even breakfast? Our room was at street level and the windows were blocked...More
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Amenities
Top amenities
Restaurant
Room Service
Bar/Lounge
Free High Speed Internet ( WiFi )
Hotel Amenities
Room Service
Children Activities (Kid / Family Friendly)
Dry Cleaning
Business Centre with Internet Access
Laundry Service
Concierge
Multilingual Staff
Breakfast Available
Meeting Rooms
Conference Facilities
Room amenities
Air Conditioning
Refrigerator in room
Minibar
Things to do
Restaurant
Bar/Lounge
Details
Price range
USDÂ 129 - USDÂ 381 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Hotel class
Star rating provided by Expedia.
Hotel Style
#25 Luxury Hotel in Edinburgh
#26 Business Hotel in Edinburgh
#29 Romantic Hotel in Edinburgh
#30 Family Hotel in Edinburgh
Room types
Suites ,
Non-Smoking Rooms ,
Accessible rooms
Number of rooms
122
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Few Edinburghers live in the Old Town, but its labyrinth of dank alleys and steep streets suggests this was not always the case. Today, it’s mostly visitors, tartan-flavoured souvenir shops, and pipers that you’ll find on its cobbled streets. This is the place to get a feel for Auld Reekie (Old Smelly), as the town was once nicknamed, and stroll the Royal Mile, the thoroughfare that links the castle with the
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royal palace – two of Edinburgh’s great set-piece attractions. But there’s lots more exploring to do here down dozens of little alleys, or wynds, while at night the city’s busiest clubs erupt along the Cowgate which is closed to traffic for this purpose.
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Do you have a courtesy bus from the international airport to the hotel ?
20 April 2017|
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Response from ZsoltJakri | Property representative |
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no, but taxi service is very reliable and will cost you about £25 - just head to the taxi rank on the ground level of the multi storey car park right outside the airport terminal. Alternatively, contact the hotel and we... More
Hi,
no, but taxi service is very reliable and will cost you about £25 - just head to the taxi rank on the ground level of the multi storey car park right outside the airport terminal. Alternatively, contact the hotel and we can organise an airport pick up for you.
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sallycroydon
Which is the nearest tram stop for this hotel coming from the airport? Thanks
2 March 2017|
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The trams would take you into Princes Street. I would get off just before you arrive at Princes Street, go on to Lothian Road and make your way to the Grassmarket from there. I have walked this route, usually taking the... More
The trams would take you into Princes Street. I would get off just before you arrive at Princes Street, go on to Lothian Road and make your way to the Grassmarket from there. I have walked this route, usually taking the road beside the Wagamama restaurant which goes around the bottom of Edinburgh castle. Perhaps a 15 minute walk. People are friendly and will help you out if you need it.
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mninden
Hello. Do you have luggage storage here while I go on tour? Also what laundry facilities do you have? Thank you.
31 January 2017|
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Response from ZsoltJakri | Property representative |
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we are happy to store luggage, please contact our Reception team when you check in. We have a restaurant/bar and our guests have access to the pool and gym facilities in our sister property next door.
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Hi,
we are happy to store luggage, please contact our Reception team when you check in. We have a restaurant/bar and our guests have access to the pool and gym facilities in our sister property next door.
Kind regards
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General Manager
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