Ivy- Braveheart Guest House, Edinburgh

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room had some issues like an uneven floor and a gap in the door, yet it was a good size with a much-appreciated kettle for making tea. The service was excellent with helpful staff, and the location was convenient for exploring the old town of Edinburgh. The dining experience had its shortcomings, but the inclusion of cooked items was a plus. Overall, the hotel offers a decent stay with room for improvement in certain areas.

I found this guest house to be ideally located, not far from the city center which was convenient for exploring various attractions. The room was not as clean as expected, with visible dust and bits on the floor upon arrival. The hilly terrain around the property meant a lot of walking, but there was parking available as promised.

The guesthouse had a cozy and warm room, but the constant noise from the entrance disrupted my sleep. The staff were incredibly nice and accommodating, always there when needed. The location was perfect for exploring the city, though the dining options were limited. Overall, it was a pleasant stay with some minor inconveniences.

The hotel has a cute vintage vibe in the rooms, but some improvements are needed. The service is friendly and accommodating. The location is quite convenient, but not fully renovated. The dining experience offers quality breakfast but lacks variety. The facilities are decent overall.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although not perfectly clean with some stains and dust, were still comfortable and decent. The service was a bit of a hit and miss, with some kind gestures but also minor mishaps. The location was convenient with easy access to popular spots, despite being close to the city center, and the dining options were varied and delicious. The facilities met basic needs but lacked some extra amenities.