Name: The Lane Hotel
Address: 237-239 Morningside Road, Edinburgh
Telephone: 0800 031 8416
Rating: 4.5

lovely

Liked: lovely room and bed
Disliked: the location - bit out of town but our window was open to CannyMans pub and the noise until late at night was annoying

Very good

Clean and comfortable, but a...

Disliked: More a Bed and Breakfast than a hotel. No real front desk services. Everything done through the pub which made up the rest of the building.

Exceptional

Very nice room in an...

Liked: Very stylish decor. Also it’s a nice neighborhood if you want to get away from the most typical tourist areas. We really enjoyed the pub. Delicious food.
Disliked: Fortunately it was not an issue, but there is the potential for street noise if you have a ground level front facing room. I heard some people passing by, yet luckily it’s a quiet street.

Stay here. Right in bus...

Liked: Very nice updated room. Excellent location. Very good food in Cannys pub.
Disliked: Service cleaning the room was very slow and had to be reminded.

Excellent boutique hotel with an...

Liked: Excellent

Exceptional

Liked: Cozy room, at a great location. The staff was wonderful too.

Brilliant!!

Liked: Very happy. Excellent room and fabulous staff. We were offered a complimentary drink in The Canny Man’s when we arrived. Breakfast was amazing also. We loved every moment of our stay.
Disliked: Nothing to fault at all.

A great last-minute find! Lovely...

Liked: I stumbled across this Hotel last minute as my original booking had been cancelled however I was definitely not disappointed with The Lane Hotel. The Room was really nice and well presented although I had to try and find how to get in to the apartment block. I eventually located a staff member was next door in the adjacent pub, so all was good in the end. It was well situated out of the main City Centre, but had some nice restaurants nearby.
Disliked: There was very little space to park. I had to double park and ensure I was out by a certain time so the other person I was blocking in could get out.