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Located within earshot of Murrayfield Stadium, the Murrayfield Hotel and Lodge is nestled on the west side of Edinburgh. Part of the Fesitval Inns group, the hotel offers an ideal base from which to explore Edinburgh's visitor attractions with Edinburgh Zoo and Murrayfield Ice Rink just a short distance from the hotel. What's more the vibrant sights and sounds of Edinburgh are just a short bus journey away. The modern Murrayfield Hotel bar offers guests the opportunity to relax and unwind in stylish surroundings. Take your pick from a mouth-watering selection of dishes, catch the latest game or sports results on the big screen or, in the summer months, relax with a refreshing drink in the hotel beer garden. The hotel offers 49 comfortable guestrooms in the hotel and nearby lodge, which are awash with modern amenities including LCD flat screen TV's. With free onsite car parking, free WiFi in public areas of the hotel and situated close to regular public transport, the Murrayfield Hotel & Lodge is a popular hotel choicevisit.

This attractive Edwardian country house hotel is set in secluded gardens within easy reach of bustling Princes Street. The Ellersly House Hotel has retained its tranquil setting and ambience in the suburbs of Edinburgh. The hotel has a comfortable cocktail bar and a restaurant overlooking private gardens, with a reputation for fine cuisine.

The Apex European Hotel is located right in the heart of the West End of Edinburgh city centre. It's just minutes from The Gallery of Modern Art and the Dean Gallery, the roar of Murrayfield Stadium and the tempting shops of Princes Street and George Street. The hotel is also close to Edinburgh's main business district. All bedrooms are have large comfortable beds, widescreen TV's, luxury toiletries, power showers, free Wi-Fi and local calls along with 24 hour room service. The hotel also offers limited car parking.

Located approx 1 mile from city centre this established hotel offers 17 bedrooms, private parking, a bar and conservatory bistro. The hotel bedrooms are traditional in décor some with sloping ceilings and skylights rather than traditional windows. The majority of rooms have a shower only. All major sporting events are shown in the bar, which is frequented by locals and visitors alike.

Situated in the heart of Edinburgh's desirable west end, only a few minutes walk from Haymarket railway station, Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle, this elegant and comfortable five-storey Victorian townhouse was designed by John Chessar between 1875 and 1880 and recently been converted to luxurious self catering apartments. The 1 or 2 bedroom air-conditioned apartments feature Internet access, satellite/cable TV, direct dial telephone, HiFi stereo system, Safe, Kitchenette with oven/hob, fridge, microwave, washing machine & tea/coffee making facilities, Iron and board, bathroom with bath & shower and hairdryer.