Rates by Room

Where to stay in Edinburgh

Cheapest of the 5 areas below is Haymarket; guests score Newington highest; Newington costs the most. Across all 5, rooms run $146 to $1056 a night, read from the booking partner on 2026-08-21.

AreaHotelsRooms fromMedianGuest score
Haymarket Cheapest5$146–$405$2519.0
Broughton Most to choose from6$217–$664$2939.0
New Town 4$228–$351$3019.3
Abbeyhill 5$189–$1056$3098.7
Newington Priciest Best guest scores Thin sample2$221–$311$3119.4

Areas are ordered cheapest first, by the median nightly rate of the hotels we can read a price for. An area needs at least two of them before it gets a row, because one property tells you nothing about a part of town.

Haymarket

Haymarket is the cheapest of the 5 areas below. Rooms start at $146 a night here, and the 5 properties we can read run to $405.

#
Property
Guest score
Rate
1
The Resident Edinburgh
The Resident Edinburgh 4-star · Edinburgh
9.2 115 reviews
$251per night
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2
voco Edinburgh - Haymarket by IHG 9.2 210 reviews
$241per night
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3
The Haymarket Hotel
The Haymarket Hotel 3-star · Edinburgh
9 76 reviews
$146per night
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4
The Bonham
The Bonham 5-star · Edinburgh
9 116 reviews
$341per night
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5
The Caledonian Edinburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton 8.5 46 reviews
$405per night
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Broughton

Rooms start at $217 a night here, and the 6 properties we can read run to $664.

#
Property
Guest score
Rate
1
Roomzzz Edinburgh
Roomzzz Edinburgh 4-star · Edinburgh
9.3 403 reviews
$320per night
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2
The Edinburgh Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Edinburgh 9.2 163 reviews
$664per night
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3
Apex Waterloo Place Hotel
Apex Waterloo Place Hotel 4-star · Edinburgh
9 163 reviews
$293per night
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4
The Parliament House Hotel
The Parliament House Hotel 3-star · Edinburgh
8.9 129 reviews
$220per night
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5
Albany Hotel
Albany Hotel 3-star · Edinburgh
8.8 130 reviews
$237per night
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6
Forth House by Supercity Aparthotels 8.6 44 reviews
$217per night
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New Town

Rooms start at $228 a night here, and the 4 properties we can read run to $351.

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Property
Guest score
Rate
1
Eden Locke
Eden Locke 4-star · Edinburgh
9.3 85 reviews
$261per night
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2
Tigerlily
Tigerlily 4-star · Edinburgh
9.3 109 reviews
$301per night
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3
InterContinental Edinburgh The George by IHG 8.9 223 reviews
$351per night
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4
Kimpton Charlotte Square by IHG 8.7 48 reviews
$228per night
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Abbeyhill

Rooms start at $189 a night here, and the 5 properties we can read run to $1056.

#
Property
Guest score
Rate
1
The Balmoral Hotel
The Balmoral Hotel 5-star · Edinburgh
8.9 65 reviews
$1056per night
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2
Virgin Hotels Edinburgh
Virgin Hotels Edinburgh 5-star · Edinburgh
8.8 205 reviews
$482per night
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3
ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge – Royal Mile 8.7 257 reviews
$309per night
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4
Stay Central Hotel
Stay Central Hotel 3-star · Edinburgh
8.2 109 reviews
$189per night
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5
Motel One Edinburgh-Royal
Motel One Edinburgh-Royal 3-star · Edinburgh
7.7 112 reviews
$251per night
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Newington

Newington is the priciest of the 5, and where guests score their stay highest, and only two properties, so read its numbers as two data points rather than a picture of the area. Rooms start at $221 a night here, and the 2 properties we can read run to $311.

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Property
Guest score
Rate
1
The Scott
The Scott 4-star · Edinburgh
9.4 51 reviews
$311per night
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2
Grangeview Guest House
Grangeview Guest House 3-star · Edinburgh
9.2 21 reviews
$221per night
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What these numbers are, and what they are not

Each hotel sits in an area by the address its booking partner publishes, and every figure comes from the same reading that fills the rate on the hotel page: the nightly rate, the guest score and the review count. Rates move with season, demand and length of stay, so read them as a starting point rather than the price of a stay.

What you will not find here is a line about how an area feels. We can read what a room costs and how guests scored it, so we rank on that. We cannot read whether a street is quiet after dark, so we do not put a sentence about it next to numbers that were actually measured.