Edinburgh A1 (Musselburgh) hotel

The A1 (Musselburgh) room was very clean and tidy. The room was warm and a fan was provided, the window opened and was in a quiet location. The bed was very comfortable and I slept so well on it, which is often a struggle for me. Altogether a good experience.

A very nice looking hotel from outside,but after booking B@B was informed there was no restaurant or bar facilities. Unfortunatley i was attending a funeral on the Monday so couldnf cancel it is a bit away from cafes bars restaurants without driving so your kind of captured.Breakfast alternative was pastries and fruit at 9.00amish all i got was a dry croissant and au de chocolate pastry hardly a good start. I needed a string wi fi for contacting arrangements for next days funeral. Asking at reception i was told it was £5for premium wi/fi which in normal circumstances i think is disgraceful,but with the breakfast situation surely this should have been offered free? Stayed many times in premier inns and the first time ive had gi give a bad review.

Unfortunately we booked here for a wedding near by and then we were told a few days before we came that there was basically no facilities. No food, no bar and the rooms were very un a peeling. Will not come here again.

Booked in May and paid for breakfast both days, arrived & were told we wouldn't get breakfast as the restaurant is now closed. One towel in a room for 2 people for 2 nights. USB sockets didn't work. Overall very disappointed.

Typical premier inn really. In the middle of nowhere just off the A1. Nothing nearby of note but a small housing estate. Still a good 25 minutes to the airport. Was a reasonable price nearby to Edinburgh due to the Fringe fest though. Attached to a small Brewers Fayre which we were told is shutting down, we had breakfast which was probably the worst Premier Inn breakfast we've had but im assuming this is to the Brewers Fayre closing. Rooms pretty comfy and showers decent. Had a good nights sleep.