Look, the Premier Inn Edinburgh Central Lauriston Place won’t win any design awards. It’s beige. It’s efficient. It’s the bread and butter of hotels—but that’s exactly what you need when you’re exhausted from climbing 2,000-year-old hills.
It’s the friend who always shows up with a bottle of wine and a working phone charger. No drama, no ghosts, no hidden fees. Just a good night’s sleep and a breakfast buffet that will haunt your dreams in the best way.
So if you’re visiting Edinburgh and don’t want to sleep in a “quirky” converted dungeon, book this place. Your back will thank you. Your wallet will thank you. And the beds will hug you back—metaphorically, of course.
