Premier Inn Edinburgh Airport (Newbridge) hotel Newbridge

Reviews

1. Owen McCoy ★☆☆☆☆

   Passable hotel because it has a bed and a shower although neither are very good. I wouldn’t stay here unless you are really looking to save a few bucks. It’s not even overly close to the airport and you’ll still need to uber or bus to catch your flight. I will say there was one gentleman who was very nice and helpful during my 1 night stay so props to that guy. Otherwise I’d find somewhere else.

   almost 7 months ago
2. Rachel Thornley ★★★★★

   Perfect room. Amazing bed. Bathroom spotless. Staff helpful, friendly, and efficient. Breakfast very, very good. Evening meal menu ok, if you lije American-style food, such as brioche buns, sickly bbq sauces, and frozen veg. Fish and chips very nice, pizza is the best value. Don't have any warmed-up desserts, they're blasted in the microwave and either rock hard or the chocolate is burnt. Definitely stay here again, though, the beds are fantastic.

   almost 8 months ago
3. Bex Oakenfull-McLaren ★★★☆☆

   Close (3 miles) to the airport for a one night stay... Rooms need a refresh, walls are marked and the bathrooms are dated. However - the bed was very comfy and the thick windows meant there was no noise from the very busy road outside. Our room was opposite the lift, so unfortunately there was noise in the corridor.

   almost 8 months ago

1. Alex ★★★★☆

   We stayed at the Premier Inn near Edinburgh Airport and had a really good experience. It’s about 10 minutes from the airport, so it’s close enough to be convenient but far enough that you don’t really hear any air traffic noise. The staff were very friendly and the room was exactly what you’d expect from a Premier Inn: clean, comfortable, and consistent with their usual standard. Overall, a solid and reliable place to stay before or after a flight.

   almost 9 months ago
2. Adam Maclean ★★★★☆

   Absolutely fine. Decent bed, rooms were clean. Was quiet considering distance to the airport, think the rooms must be sound insulated. Self check in/out. One concierge that you probably have to queue to see but they did lend me an iron and were nice when I spoke to them. Pretty close to the airport by car and easy to find on Google maps. I'd assume there's an airport shuttle, but we were nearby for a wedding. Has a restaurant and bar attached that are pretty fairly priced in this economy. £7 a night for parking is pretty steep though. Probably won't have a reason to come back but no major complaints - run of the mill premier inn.

   almost 10 months ago
3. Ryan McQueen ★★★☆☆

   The room was great, however the location was odd, mind you, I was staying for a night so it made no difference to me. The hotel location was oddly located, whereby you had to get two buses to access the airport, which was a bit arduous for access. I took the x38, that's the bus you need for the second bus btw unless you are willing to fork out for a taxi, which I suspected would be expensive. Once you get to the next town, you get the 100 to the airport takes you right to the terminal which is great but still two buses. The bus takes you right to the city centre which great however, a long wait to get back close to an hour wait so if you hate the cold my advice is stay local as you can. The restaurant was weird because it didn't open till six pm so you cant have lunch and the nearest restaurant is a subway or mcdonalds. If you are hungry you may accept this but not much else around when compared with other hotel locations I have stayed in before. Overall the experience of the room.was fantastic but if you want more than that my advice is stay clear.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Ben Law ★★★★☆

   Quiet, well-located hotel near Edinburgh airport. Staff helpful and friendly, rooms of a reasonable size and condition, and well maintained. Parking is an extra charge per night, but plentiful spaces, and payment for hotel guests is discounted slightly once checked in. Breakfast is in buffet style, and has a long service window which would work well for those departing early/up late during travels. Wasn't the hottest, but chef was replacing dishes after I'd been seated so these are topped up/replaced on a rolling basis during breakfast service. Hotel served the purpose fine as an overnight stop whilst away on business, and for a basic no-frills inn it was a comfortable nights sleep.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Peter Kwasniewski ★★★☆☆

   It's an OK hotel as far as premier inn goes, rooms felt tired and bare, bathroom was a bit of the same. Tiny TV and one sachet of coffee in the room. Service was good, nice friendly staff. Location is weird tbh, it says edinburgh airport but actually not near the airport. About 10 minutes in a taxi, there are better connected premier inns in the area.

   almost 3 years ago
3. Paul Hewetson ★★☆☆☆

   Terrible service. Asked for a table was informed nothing till 8.45. I decided to sit at bar for a drink when another customer in the same situation as me was offered a table. Ordered fitted eventually and both my starter and main came at the same time, but it was the wrong main course. I had to ask for my wine which when I did was questioned that I had it with my starter. I had to tell her that it was my wine main course that came boy my wine. Not a lover of frozen food either. Last time I stay here. 2 stars for the lady on the bar and one of the waiters.

   almost 3 years ago

1. Calum Younie ★☆☆☆☆

   Location is ideal if you need Edinburgh Airport. Service was great from the time I arrived until I checked out next day. A small dinning area with limited seating for the number of guests staying. Make sure to book a table either in advance or as soon as you book in.

   almost 3 years ago

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