Angel's Share Hotel

Enjoyed the location

The wind was strong that night and every window in the room rattled so hard we couldn't sleep a wink.

Me and my partner stayed in 310 which was at the top of the hotel in the eves the room was small but efficient. The shower is tiny. The hotel was clean and within walking distance to the main streets. We had the best cocktails at the bar.

This is my “go to” hotel when I’m in Edinburgh, location is superb and the rooms are spotless. The restaurant is superb and the bar is one of the best cocktail bars in the City. It is a fantastic hotel.

This is the second time we have stayed at Angels Share and would thoroughly recommend the hotel. Excellent room, staff very friendly. We had dinner, food very good as was breakfast. Would stay here again

An excellent one night stay before daughters graduation the following day. Will be back.

Great property in an excellent position with staff that will do anything for you. The kitchen staff in particular went out of their way to cater for my significant list of allergies. Every morning and evening there was a delicious meal waiting for me. Our room was comfortable, clean and quiet and we had a delightful stay. We wouldn't stay anywhere else.

Nice and safe place to stay to explore Edinburgh.

Rooms little tired looking and very warm and beds to firm

The Angels Share was perfect for getting around Edinburgh. Just off Princess Street there is easy access to transportation, shopping, dining and sightseeing.

We stayed at Angels Share for 3 nights. The staff was friendly and helpful and the restaurant, while having a limited menu, had excellent food. It was all together a very lovely place.

Very welcoming and helpful staff. The location is perfect for walking to all the sights without staying in the middle of it where things are a bit more hectic

Unique, very comfortable, quaint wonderful staff!

Great venue and location. Easy walking to major attractions and plenty of drinking and dining options in area, but chose to eat in dining room and food was sensational…one of the best meals during our UK trip.

Great

The staff were very friendly and responsive to any needs. Location was great. The room fell short of expectations vs the great quality of the staff. The room was very warm even with a fan, the decor was visually nice but not functional. We had steps in the middle of our small room and the first night I forgot and tripped going from the bed to the bathroom so we kept bathroom light on for the remaining of the visit so we did not trip in the middle of the night. The bathroom sink very small had to put toiletries on the floor. To get in and out of shower had to step over taller tub. Issue if you are shorter. If you grab on glass to get out it swings and the only other place to grab is a heated towel bar with sign not to grab. We made sure it was off so we could safely get in and out of the shower. Armoir for clothes had no shelves and the hangers went from front to back not left to right. The other shelves had items on them. The functionality could be easily updated to make a longer stay much more comfortable. It’s ok for a couple of nights but would not recommend for longer stay without some functionality updates. We had a good time.

What you should ask is how to improve it. The beds were ok. Bedding would be much better if top sheet was separate from duvay. Reason, for those who are hot sleepers, there is no option but to take the Duvay off. We didn’t sleep well because we could not control the bedding.

No air conditioning during the heat wave

Just a really fantastic little hotel. Every staff member is super sweet and kind, and the hotel has a great atmosphere, and room we got, Sean Connery, was somewhat large and spacious with high ceilings. Great place.

The location was great, right off of Princes Street and near public transportation. The price was reasonable and it got the job done for one night before leaving. I wouldn't stay again though and I wouldn't stay for longer. The room was hot even with the fan on. There was a large floor-to-ceiling window at the foot of the bed with frosted glass but no curtain, meaning that even in the middle of the night, the ambient city light was too bright, not to mention when the sun rose in the morning. The room wasn't too loud despite the central location but the seagulls definitely woke me up in the morning even with my earplugs. I nearly tripped in the middle of the night trying to get to the bathroom because I forgot about the three low stairs that separated the bedroom area of the room from the front entrance and the bathroom. I liked that each room was themed around a different famous Scot, but the giant pictures of their face over the bed was a little off-putting. Good for a quick stay in a pinch.