Village Grill - Village Hotel Edinburgh

Funky little place typical of many places in Edinburgh Old Townloved the skewers (chicken/prawns with mojo sauce) with the pita/slaw pocket, the garlicky

Love the service, lovely waitress made the day, but above all, best food we've had in our time in Edinburgh and that's no exaggeration! Combined with the

We dined here because we were staying at the hotel, but if our stay had been longer than one night, we would have chosen a different restaurant. The portion sizes were small and the prices were high. There are certainly better dining options available in Edinburgh. Ver carta

Overall decent, quiet hotel, free parking on a weekend which was a nice surprise. Breakfast was nice the waitress was very friendly, happy to meet any requirements we had. Spa/gym on site, for an additional £5 per room, you could use the sauna/ Jacuzzi etc, definitely worth it. Pro: has iron/ironing board, hairdryer. Con: no Safe/ mini fridge

I've been a member of the leisure club for over 7 years and can say that the staff are always on hand to assist with workout machines, free weights or general gym assistance. The pool, steam and sauna are also great! Always clean and well managed. I would highly recommend the hotel for a break in Edinburgh and I would highly recommend becoming a member of the gym.

Stayed here for 3 nights with a friend and absolutely loved our stay. Rooms are clean well kept as well as being nice and spacious. Lots of services amenities available across the hotel especially the Starbucks on the ground floor was a huge plus. Staff at the reception desk are lovely welcoming and catered to our needs and overall we had a very pleasant stay and will definitely be recommending! Ver carta

Generally okay. Room was smaller than expected when compared to other Village Hotels. The bed was on wheels so kept moving. Looked clean, however there were 2 dirty drinking glasses in our room on arrival. There was a huge clock on the wall above the bed but the hands were missing. There's a Starbucks on the ground floor for coffee and a bar/grill to get breakfast/dinner. The food there was nice. Staff were helpful and friendly.

We stayed for 3 nights on an all-inclusive deal. The food was decent, but after eating there twice, we had pretty much tried everything they had to offer. The menu mainly consisted of wraps, burgers, and chips. We felt that the food was overpriced for what it was. If we weren't on a deal, we would have ordered food from nearby restaurants instead. The bar prices were also high, but there is a Morrisons and bargain booze store nearby for cheaper options.

The staff on the greeting were very friendly, and the car park had lots of places to park. If the hotel had an electrical charging station that would have been amazing. The rooms were lovely and clean, and the shower was great and super warm. The toilet and sink were also wonder, and we had plenty of towels. The beds were amazingly comfortable and the pillows were very fluffy. The overall breakfast was delicious not to oily or burnt in anyway, and the staff were just so kind. One gentleman who was clearly into cars had a long conversation with me, and that made us feel happy as we were talking to real humans. I wish the pool was open for much longer, as even if your going with children, a co... Ver carta