Hotel du Vin Edinburgh

Great drinks, atmosphere, a quiet lovely bar not far from both the school and golf course. Dark atmosphere, light music, great looking patio space though it was too cold to sit out there the day we visited, but great staff and indoor options. Go for the Prixe Fixe menu from 5-7pm for a real deal on some great food

Room was not clean. I took pictures to show staff. Spider under glass. Dirty rugs. Towels with stickers. Location was good. Very central to everything we wanted to see and do. Food was ok. Staff was just ok. I would choose differently next time.

Our first time in Scotland and it started with a night in Edinburgh. We chose this boutique hotel based on the reviews. The hotel did not disappoint. Staff were super friendly, helpful with directions to park our car at a local garage. Room was spacious and beautiful. Great location in the old Edinburgh area. Short walk to all major attractions. Breakfast was delicious. Just such a shame we only had one night here, would have loved to stay a few more nights.

Never again! Was this supposedly ‘deluxe’ room costing over £550 per night (yes you read that right!) worth it? It most definitely was not! It was small, pokey, intolerably hot and the window looked out onto a wall no more than 3 feet away and nothing else. The air conditioning was totally ineffectual and they had bolted the only window so it could only be opened 2 inches at best - totally useless as a source of fresh air. So, if your idea of the perfect 4 star hotel is to spend sleepless nights sweltering in a hot, airless room on an uncomfortable bed, then this is the hotel for you! And to add insult to injury they suck you in with offers of cheap upgrades they are neither willing nor able to provide and then even after you’ve checked in and been told they’re unavailable, they continue to send the same offers knowing that they cannot be fulfilled. Comment on this and they are brusque and condescending, no doubt taking great pleasure in putting someone who requires a walking aid as far away as possible from only lift. A thoroughly unpleasant hotel staffed by some very unpleasant people (particularly someone I assume was management) - My advice? stay well away from the Hotel du Vin Edinburgh and spend your money at a hotel that has a clue what value for money and customer service actually is.

Horrible experience. We booked three rooms. And the room single room my 90 year old mother took had no windows. Basically it was a broom cabinet next to the stairs to which they added a shower & basin. Depressing . No mention of the lack of window in the website. For 280£ per night. The breakfast was low quality supermarket fare. Highway robbery

Excellent location for site seeing those Edinburgh highlights! Deluxe room was really lovely and roomy. Reception staff so professional and breakfast really nice. Roy in bar was so friendly and helpful … try the passion fruit martini…it is a must! We dined in restaurant and enjoyed the wine pairing/ taster menu option. We would definitely return!