The St Valery

36 Coates Gardens, Edinburgh

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The St. Valery Guest House is a New Town building situated in the heart of Edinburgh's West End. and is a family run guest house recently refurbished to a high standard, but still retaining the charm, friendliness and personal touch of a small hotel. It is within walking distance of Princes Street, Edinburgh Castle and all the main shopping and sight-seeing areas, including the Royal Mile. Each of our eleven luxury bedrooms is centrally heated and has en-suite facilities with power shower,free channel cable TV ,DVD with cd player Direct Dial Telephone with Modem Access And FREE wifi BROADBAND with your own laptop tea/coffee making facilities and hairdryer. Some rooms Have Kingsize beds available and some rooms also enjoy a lovely garden view.Trouser press and ironing equipment are also available on request.

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Map & Directions for The St Valery

Directions to The St Valery

BY TRAIN:Haymarket Station: A two minute walk come out of the station and turn left. Walk past the Caledonian Ale House, Coates Gardens is the next street on your right. Waverley Station: BUS: Take a No. 2, 12, 26, 31 or 69 from outside the Tourist Information Centre. Get off at the stop immediately after Haymarket Station (which will be on the left) and Coates Gardens is the street on the other side of the road. BY TAXI: A five minute taxi ride that should cost around £5.00 from Waverley Station. ON FOOT: The walk will take approximately 25 minutes west from Waverley Station along Princes Street, Shandwick Place, West Maitland Street and Haymarket Terrace. Coates Gardens is the second road on the right once you reach Haymarket Terrace. BY PLANE: Airbus: Two companies run an Airbus service: Guide Friday and LRT. Both leave from outside the terminal at approximately ten minute alternating intervals. Ask the driver for the stop opposite the Caledonian Ale House. Look out for the 'stately home' on the left hand side and push the bell once to stop the bus. Walk back in the direction from which the bus came and Coates Gardens is the first street on the right. Hire Car: Follow the signs to the city centre. You will drive through Corstorphine (shops on both sides of the road), pass Murrayfield Stadium on your right and then two car showrooms approximately two hundred yards apart. Continue on under the old railway bridge then watch out for the 'stately home' on your left. Coates Gardens is the second street on the left after this. N.B. if you pass Haymarket Station (on the right) you have gone too far. BY ROAD:A1: To North Newcastle then the A696 through Otterburn which becomes the A68. Go through Jedburgh and Dalkeith and into Edinburgh city centre (at certain points the A68 and A7 are the same road). At the Balmoral Hotel turn left into Princes Street, continue into Shandwick Place and follow the signs to Glasgow around the one way system (veering left, then right and right again) and past Haymarket Station, which will be on your left. Coates Gardens is the second street on your right. A90: Cross the Forth Road Bridge and follow signs for Edinburgh city centre. (You are travelling on Queensferry Road). Look out for the Holiday Inn on your right and Sainsbury Superstore on your left. At these landmarks travel on to the first roundabout and turn right (signposted Scottish Gallery of Modern Art) onto Queensferry Terrace. Drive straight on at the traffic lights and continue past the Gallery on your right. Go down the hill following the road (Belford Road) to the left (pass the Hilton Hotel on your right) and then sharp right and up the hill. At the next traffic lights turn right into Glencairn/Eglinton Crescents. Take the left fork (Glencairn) and Coates Gardens is the first road on your left.

Hotel's Location

Nearest Train: Edinburgh Haymarket - 0.2 miles

Nearest Airport: Edinburgh - 5.0 miles

Attractions for The St Valery

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Hotel Facilities for The St Valery

Main

Cots available
Safety Deposit Box
Wake Up Call Available
Pets Allowed
Ground floor bedrooms

In Room Entertainment

TV
Satellite TV
Radio

Customer Reviews for The St Valery

What our customers thought of this Hotel

Please note the reviews featured have been provided by customers of our sister website LateRooms.com. All reviews posted are the opinions of people who have stayed at this hotel, not of miniBreaks.com. These opinions may vary greatly and should be considered alongside all the other information available on this hotel.

Overall Hotel Review		Average Customer Rating		From 4 Reviews since October 2006
Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Would you stay here again?		100% Yes 0% No	Would you recommend this hotel to a friend?		100% Yes 0% No

Review by Mrs Helen Thompson on 20 June 2008 who stayed in June 2008.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
This is an extremely friendly hotel to stay in where nothing at all seems too much of a problem. The rooms are of a good standard and mine was very clean indeed. The shower was fantastic!! The breakfast was lovely too and a good choice was offered. Ideal hotel for exploring Edinburgh although I was there on a business trip.

Review by Anonymous on 22 March 2007 who stayed in March 2007.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Located slightly further from city centre than we would have wished. Rooms are advertised as fully en-suite but some (including ours) did not have their own toilet. In-room televisions are generally small screen and located rather high up. Most rooms seemed to be recently redecorated but the decor was not always easy on the eye. Bed linen appeared to be polyester which could be rather sticky at night - cotton would have been preferred.

Review by Mr S Hadman on 27 February 2007 who stayed in February 2007.

Customer Service	Cleanliness	Room Quality	Value for money	Food Quality	Family Friendly
Excellent location for central Edinburgh and free parking within easy walk [very rare this close to the City centre!]. Friendly atmosphere. I was in Room 11 [basement]. It's OK, but overdue for a refurbishment. Worth turning up just for the full breakfast! If you're looking for excellent value City centre accomodation, look no futher.