Lodge Edinburgh

General Information

Plenty of of the apartments at the Murrayfield Hotel propose astonishing views of Murrayfield Stadium where rugby is played and then for some of Scotland’s ultimate shopping, Princess Street is only a 15-minute stroll. Situated on a major highway, our hotel is a fast drive from the center of the Athens of the North where persons able to learn approximately the culture and heritage of Edinburgh. Travelers with autos able to seize the opportunity of off-street car parking and head to city and back to the Hotel Murrayfield through the Edinburgh bypass and M8, or use the social bus system or cab amenities.

The peaceful site of the Murrayfield Hotel Edinburgh is a main attraction for a lot of travelers. The premises itself is up-to-date and the suites big and serene. In all, 33 pretty apartments are accessible and customers will love facilities such as straight dial phones and colour tv. As well as nutritious breakfas, visitors able to have dinner in the inn brasserie, which also proposes live rugby coverage.

For individual and work travelers who appreciate renowned amenities and existing lodgings with a soothing atmosphere, the Murrayfield Hotel Lodge is a common choice. As well as suitable location, customers also enjoy lovely facilities and on-site dining.

Transportation

Directions from A8 Glasgow or Airport: Follow signs to Edinburgh downtown along the A8, through Corstorphine, past Edinburgh Zoo and onto Murrayfield. The Murrayfield Hotel is located on the corner of Corstorphine Road and Murrayfield Road, directly opposite Murrayfield Rugby Stadium. The guesthouse parking is located to the back of the inn with entry off Murrayfield Road. From the East End of Princes Street from the A1 and A7: If hiking from the A1 or A7 follow the signs to Edinburgh City center and this will bring you in at the East End of Princes Street. At the East End of Princes Street, follow the signs to the A8, Glasgow and Stirling and continue along Princes Street till you get to the West End. Continue via the West End and onto Shandwick Place. At the traffic lights receive into the right hand lane and follow the one way system round Torphicen Place and turning right onto Morrison Street. Visit in the middle lane on Morrison Street and continue direct over the traffic lights into Haymarket. Pass Haymarket station on your left hand side and continue to follow the signs to the A8. This is a direct highway for at least a mile and will lead onto Corstorphine Road. The Murrayfield hotel lies on the corner of Corstorphine Road and Murrayfield Road on your right hand side, directly opposite Murrayfield Rugby Stadium. From the M74A74 and A702: If hiking from the South up by means of Carlisle, along the M74 and A74 take the turn off for Edinburgh along the A702. This highway is approx 40 miles long and will bring you in at the south side of Edinburgh. Follow the signs to the downtown along the A702 into Comiston Road, then direct ahead into Morningside Road. Continue along Morningside highway till you round the corner in Bruntsfield Place. Continue direct along Bruntsfield Place and you'll find a garden on your right hand side. Continue past the square and a petrol station on your right hand side. At the traffic lights adjacent to the Kings Theatre continue direct ahead and receive in the left hand lane for the following approaching lights, following the signs to the A8. Continue direct onto Lothian Road heading towards the West End of Princes Street. At the foot of Lothian Road (House of Frasers ahead of you) turn left into Shandwick Place and follow the above directions towards the A8 Glasgow and Airport.