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Piries Hotel |
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4-8 Coates Gardens
Haymarket
Edinburgh
EH12 5LB
Scotland
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Independent Hotel |
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3 Star Hotel |
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Description |
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Piries Hotel has retained much of its Victorian character and charm to provide
you with somewhere comfortably furnished to stay in Edinburgh. You will enjoy
the high ceilings, decorative plastering and the warm and friendly traditional
Scottish atmosphere that will help you to relax and feel at ease in your
surroundings. Even though you’ll stay at Piries Hotel on a room only basis, you
can have breakfast at the hotel before you go out so you’re full of energy and
raring to explore Edinburgh!
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Piries Hotel Edinburgh
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Rooms at Piries Hotel Edinburgh are Large and Spacious
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All of the single, double, twin, triple and quad rooms you can book at Piries
Hotel have ensuite showers, toilets and wash hand basins. Your room will be
elegantly furnished and filled with amenities including a radio, a colour
television, coffee and tea making facilities, a hairdryer, phone and trouser
press. At the end of a busy day of sightseeing you should try some of the Scotch
malt whiskies at the fully licensed bar or chat to other guests of Piries hotel
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Facilities |
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Alarm Clock Radio / Bar / Coffee/Tea Maker / Colour Television / Cot / Family Friendly / Ground Floor Access / Laundry / Phone / Shower / Television Lounge / Toilet / Tourist Information / Trouser Press / Wash Basin
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Attractions |
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Piries Hotel is so well located in the West End of Central Edinburgh that you’ll
find it easy to walk to all the major attractions of this Scottish capital. The
Edinburgh International Conference Centre is really close by. The main shopping
Street of Edinburgh, Princes Street, is only five minutes away on foot. You
could stop off on the way to visit the Georgian House and Charlotte Square. Near
to Princes Street you will find Princes Street Gardens and Edinburgh Castle
which dominates the city. |
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Comments |
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Check in from: 2 pm
Check out by: 11 am
Piries Hotel is a family
friendly hotel so cots are available on request. Non smoking rooms and a laundry
service are also available upon request. |
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Our Prices |
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Book Piries Hotel from £17.50 per person on TravelStay.com
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Our Long Stay Discount |
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Save 10% when you book the Piries Hotel for 5 nights or more on TravelStay.com. Long stay prices from just £15.86 per person per night!
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Our Student Discount |
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Students save 10% when they book the Piries Hotel on TravelStay.com. Student prices from just £13.50 per person per night
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The closest train station to Piries Hotel is Haymarket Train Station. This is
the 2nd largest train station in Edinburgh.
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After getting off the airport shuttle bus on Haymarket Terrace all you have to
do is turn into Coates Gardens where you will find Piries Hotel.
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Haymarket Train Station take the main exit and follow the road round onto
Haymarket Terrace. Turn left and then turn right onto Coates Gardens. This is
where Piries Hotel is located.
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| Maria Zlateva, USA (22 July 09) |
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We are very disappointed as one of the rooms we had booked (a month ahead of the trip) was in the basement: tiny, dark, musty (the window could not open), the bathroom was very narrow (with shower cabin only), and the room itself overlooked a backyard dump. The condition of the room corresponded to a hostel category, not the advertised 3-star hotel. I talked to the supervisor, who was nice and apologetic, and was told to write a note to the manager, Mr. Singh. In it, I described our dissatisfaction and requested some compensation (at least partial refund on the bill)
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| Brian Gustafson, American (30 March 09) |
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We spent two nights at Piries Hotel in March 2009. The location allows for good restaurant selection, easy bus connections, and is close enough that taxi from the Royal Mile is cheap. I booked two rooms- neither had a working shower - no cold water in either tub, no mount for the shower head. It was clean, comfortable, and warm. Service and breakfast were good. Parking is a bit problematic, but is so for most of Edinburgh.
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| Gillian, UK (16 February 09) |
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Me and my partner stayed in this hotel for two nights over the Valentines weekend. I was concerned after all the apparent mixed reviews I read but honestly there was little to fault considering how much we paid! Our room was very large, I booked a double and our room had a king and three singles which was odd haha. The beds were very comfortable and the room was clean (and cleaned while we stayed) and had good facilities (tea/coffee, TV etc). The decor was a bit shabby but went with the hotel (converted from several old houses?) and nothing remotely bad about it either. The bathroom was also very clean and we got plenty of towels and everything was fine. The staff were very very friendly and a pleasure to deal with. The location is good in terms of walking to the main attractions and I would stay here again if I visited Edinburgh. It was nice to have a room that was comfortable to come back to as opposed to one to leave our things (I'm a student haha).
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| Dawn Covill, British (17 December 08) |
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We stayed at the Piries 6 - 8th December, I had booked it for my partner’s birthday and had organised a bottle of champagne to be in the room upon arrival. The room itself was clean and very large, there was one double bed which to be honest was a king-size bed, and 2 other single beds in the room. It was comfortable and the reception staff were very friendly. If there was one small downfall it was the parking, but I managed to find a space on arrival right outside at 2.30pm on the Saturday and the traffic warden said we were okay there, but would have to pay to leave it there as it was before 6.30pm, that was 2.00 per hour, so it cost 8.00, but I didn't mind as I knew the car was safe outside the hotel until Monday morning. The hotel is within such an easy walking distance into Rose Street, Princess Street etc. and I would definitely book this hotel again.
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| Rose, Australian (03 October 08) |
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I would say if this is the last bed in Edinburgh try another town. We stayed during the festival which of course increases the bed costs but the Piries Hotel was a truly crazy price for what you got. The only positive was that the room was quite large. The sheets did not fit the bed size and had holes in them. One of the teaspoons was stuck onto the saucer (dirty), the upholstered chair was badly stained and worn to the point that I didn't want to touch it let alone sit on it. Breakfast was on top of the already exorbitant price. The hotel staff, whilst being pleasant enough did not know about parking restrictions outside the hotel or nearby, in fact they really didn't know an awful lot about Edinburgh in general. The hotel is not as central as portrayed in advertising. It did not appear to be a safe area to walk into town at night for a single woman.
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