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All reviewshaymarket stationtop floorsmall hotelcity centrecooked breakfastincluded breakfastquiet streetboutique hotelcomfy beda lovely staystayed here for nightshigh ceilingsprinces stfew minutes walkyogurtcoatesluggage
Came here months ago, on valentines, staff were lovely and able to carter for our needs although we were woken in the middle of the night by the shower making some very loud noises and the headboard of our room banged loudly against the wall...More
Upon reading reviews of No32 they appeared quite mixed however, I've just finished a great trip to Edinburgh and felt it necessary to comment on my stay at. No32.
The hotel is definitely value for money, in a great location and walking distance to one...More
I deliberately booked No 32 as the reviews were good and we wanted the charm and characteristics of a traditional Edinburgh townhouse rather than a standard hotel room. I called ahead a week before our stay to confirm the booking but the man who answered...More
There were not a lot of pros but I will list them. 1. We were exhausted after an overnight flight and the young man at the front desk let us check in early.
2. It's a centrally located hotel that's close to public transport.
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A very comfortable stay at No 32! Lovely spacious rooms, great location, close to the center and in walking distance from Haymarket train station. Munish (our host) was very welcoming, friendly and helpful! It made for the perfect stay! Would definitely recommend!
Prevailing winds meant that most cities that grew in industrial Britain had their most desirable neighbourhoods to the west – upwind of factory fumes. Edinburgh was no exception, with its wealthiest citizens settling in its West End and leaving behind grand Georgian townhouses, private gardens and genteel crescents. These backstreets remain as dignified and sleepy as ever, and most of the action here lies along
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the district’s busy main roads. Lothian Road connects to southern Edinburgh and harbors a vague entertainment district: three theatres and the city’s main indie cinema. All attract a select crowd, the sort who appreciate the Saturday Edinburgh’s Farmers’ Market around the corner. The West End’s other great thoroughfare, Shandwick Place, is dominated by trams trundling out to the suburbs and airport, and shoppers picking up last-minute items before hopping aboard.
