Premier Inn Edinburgh Airport (Newbridge)
"The UK's largest budget accommodation provider – ideal for business, leisure and family stays" - AA Inspector
EDINBURGH, EDINBURGH
Start a visit to Scotland by staying in the Premier Inn Edinburgh Airport (Newbridge), and look out across the city from Edinburgh Castle. With good nearby transport links you'll also be well placed to head off to the Scottish Highlands. Visit Holyrood House, Murrayfield Stadium or, at the right time of year, catch the weird and wonderful at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Then return to the hotel's restaurant and then relax in an extra-comfy bed.
2A Kirkliston Road,Newbridge,EDINBURGH,EH28 8SL
En-suite rooms: 119
Family rooms: 0
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