Premier Inn Edinburgh Central Lauriston Place

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The breakfast buffet is a feast fit for a king who just finished a marathon. There’s a full English fry-up, but also fresh fruit, yoghurt, pastries, and enough coffee to fuel a small army of tour guides.

The sausages are actually good—not the plastic ones you get at budget motels. They taste like a pig who lived a happy life and retired to a farm in the Highlands. The beans are hot, the toast is crunchy, and there’s a machine that dispenses orange juice like it’s a fire hydrant.

If you’re a “let me sleep in” person, they also have a grab-and-go option. But honestly, waking up for this breakfast is worth missing an hour of Edinburgh’s rain.

HOTEL PREMIER INN EDINBURGH CITY CENTRE LAURISTON PLACE Edinburgh

The Location: Walkable, But Not a Death March

You are three minutes from the National Museum of Scotland, which is free and has a giant stuffed giraffe. Another five and you’re at the Edinburgh Castle, where they fire a cannon at 1 PM every day—a delightful alarm if you forget your phone.

The street itself, Lauriston Place, is oddly quiet. It’s like the city said, “Here, have a peaceful corner with all the action next door.” You’re also right next to Greyfriars Bobby’s bar, where you can drink a toast to a legendary dog.

One con: no parking. I repeat, no parking. If you drive here, you will end up in a multi-story car park that charges rent. Take the tram, train, or a chariot pulled by Highland cows—it’s easier.