The Den at Culross Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

Great location, very nice building, with wonderfully appointed common areas (esp liked the library). Friendly and attentive service and tasty food (recommend the afternoon tea). The rooms are well decorated, spacious and bright. BUT there is a lot of noise, primarily from internal sources. So insulation really should be improved. Everything is audible from the hallway and the pipes make a lot of noise when shower/bathroom is used in neighbouring rooms. This is not what I would expect from this level of hotel.

The hotel is two small villas facing each other on the street, with a small outdoor garden (drinking, afternoon tea) There is no front desk, but the service staff is very friendly and provides welcome tea and cookies. The rooms are generally not big, but the facilities inside are very exquisite. The sunlight shining in in the afternoon is beautiful. The toiletries are whiskey-scented, very nice and high-end. The whole building smells delicious Very good service staff Disadvantages: 1. There is no elevator, but the building is not high, the highest is only the third floor. 2. The location is average. It takes nearly half an hour to walk from the city center. Taking an Uber costs about 4-5 pounds. The advantage is that there is a bus at the door.

What a gem of a hotel and restaurant! We stayed here the night before we left Scotland. We lucked up with this one! We stayed in room 15. It had a lovely view of the Firth of Fourth and the bridges. When we arrived, we went to the restaurant for a late lunch. There were not any tables available with a water view. After ordering our drinks, a table opened with a water view. The hostess asked us if we wanted to move to the table with a view of the water. It was a wonderful meal and awesome views. South Queensferry is a lovely town. Our room was very comfortable. Highly recommend it. It was an easy 20 minute ride to the airport.

After staying in a number of hotels in Edinburgh, Novotel Edinburgh Park is definitely of highest quality in this price range. The location is perfect if you are working outside of the city but want to still experience the city centre at night. Edinburgh Park train station and tram stop are very close to the hotel with frequent services to neighbouring towns and Waverley station (city centre). The train is quickest to Waverley at only 9 mins and costs as little as £2.70 at super off peak times for a return ticket. The hotel rooms are spacious and clean. There are hundreds of channels on the 55” TVs. The beds are comfy and there is a temperature regulator fan (not air conditioning). The bathrooms are clean and well furnished. Executive rooms get some more toiletries than standard rooms. Some rooms have baths and some have stand-in showers. (Maybe you can note your preference when booking) Breakfast is definitely worth paying for. There’s a huge selection of food options, something for everyone. Hot food and continental style breakfast is offered and is a buffet style. The restaurant is large but can be very busy in the evenings. Car parking is offered at a member rate (Accor ALL account holders) of £6 per day. I would rate the hotel very highly, after staying here a number of times over the past few months and with more bookings in the not so distant future. I look forward to returning!

Amazed at a few of the recent negative reviews on here! This hotel is simply a wonderful place to unwind which the friendly, engaging, professional staff create with their smiles and eagerness to please. Our room was as described with a sea view and balcony. Although rather small, it was adequate. One slight negative was that the shower was a climb into the bath tub, wall mounted one which would present difficulties for those guests with any disabilities or age issues! Our included breakfast was reasonable, if limited, in choice, but was always cooked and prepared to order. We had dinner here two out of three nights and the menu, if a tad limited, was varied. A big plus was the inclusion of a number of Indian “chef specials”. I had the butter chicken with pilau rice which was beautifully prepared. There were other options for those who want a more British meal! A tip if you are travelling by train or intend to use the train during your stay, Kinghorn is the nearest Station not Burntisland. Both stations are great for a full day in Edinburgh as we experienced. These few negatives are, indeed, just that, and overall the hotel presents an excellent customer experience and is also great value for money. Thank you to all for a very enjoyable stay.

Of all the places we stayed during our two week tour of Scotland this was definitely our least favorite. The toilet in our room barely functioned...you had to vigorously pump the handle repeatedly to get it to flush. When we called to report the problem the hotel told us the plumber had installed the plumbing upside down in our room so there was nothing they could do. The beds were very uncomfortable. The hotel had hints of a previous grandeur, but it was in need of some serious renovations. Some of our fellow tour mates even reported finding mold in their room. Not surprising. While we were there it was raining and as we were sitting in one of the main parlors we noticed water pouring down from the ceiling near one of the grand front windows. Breakfast was very disappointing as well. The food was so so at best and the service was lackluster. The location wasn't all that great too. Nice quiet neighborhood street but it was a fair walk to anything. On a positive note, the staff who worked the reception desk were friendly. After our tour was over, even though we were staying on in Edinburgh, we made the wise decision to more to another hotel.

It was great 2 night stay, very close to the airport, helpful staff, beautiful surroundings, we saw cute bunnies around the grass area, very close to a mall about 5-7 min walk. The only a little bit inconvenient was there was no Air conditioner, there was a huge fan which helped a little bit, but it could’ve been better if there was an A/C. But as they say most hotels in Edinburgh does not have AC because it’s always a pleasant weather. But there can be times (not all the time) a warmer weather comes and an AC would be good.

The hotel is great if you want to be out of the city and close to the Botanic Garden. Great free parking and a Starbucks onsite make it a great choice and good value for money. Only a mile from the coastline.

The hotel was conveniently situated for the tram into Edinburgh. Unfortunately the TV didn’t work when got into the room nor did the extraction fan in the bathroom. I called reception and the man got the TV working but he didn’t get the fan working properly. He said do you want some room spray and I said no I want it working. He offered to see if we could change rooms but no one got back to me. The breakfast was average.

From airport, take airlink100 and alight at haymaker. Cross the road and walk back and look for street sign COATES GARDENS . Walk up the slope till you reach the end, there you will see travel lodge right in front of you. Most attractions are walkable and you do not require to buy any bus tickets. Hotel main door facing south east, if you book rooms above main hotel door direction, you will catch morning sun and take beautiful pictures.