Edinburgh Premier Inn

After a 4 hour drive from Auchenmalg, we reached Edinburgh very late on Sunday night. We stayed at the Premier Inn in Market St, and spent the next day catching up on chores: washing and other domestic tasks and emailing ahead to book accommodation in ...

Without too high expectations we arrived in Edinburgh after a journey of over 26 hours (Melbourne - Singapore - London - Edinburgh). Edinburgh turned out to be the perfect start to our trip around Europe and at the end we both thought we could have ...

I am settled  into my hotel room in Scotland.  And I have to say for a budget hotel the Premier Inn chain isn't too bad.  Think Travelodge for Aussies... Basic, but neat and tidy they guarantee a good night sleep or your money back... (I ...

... It was time to find a hotel and after a bit of research on the Satellite Navigation we found another Premier Inn hotel 6 miles out of Edinburgh which sounded perfect compared to the overpriced guest houses in Old Town. As we drove out Ed and ...

... net. But, Edinburgh Castle was the first major historic site I saw when walking from the bus stop in City Centre to my hotel the Premier Travel Inn. The hotel is only about 3 blocks from the Castle. I can't wait to hear the One O'Clock Gun, and to get to ...

... that early Christian era, as a period of Puritanical Christian belief followed, where all evidence of monuments which idolised man was removed by the Puritans, so churches and cathedrals were demolished.   Then began the long road-trip to ...

... on the parade ground that is used for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo... oops excuse me, as of this year... the ROYAL Edinburgh Military Tattoo... Each year we have watched this Tattoo whenever ABC has chosen to show it and you marvel at the precision of ...

... his response... he just winked at me :D There is a very nice hop on hop off sightseeing bus that does the rounds of Edinburgh that I will investigate tomorrow...  but for now, I will content myself with the sounds of the city and hope to actually ...

We traveled to scotland for a short break & had the best time in edinburgh there is so much to do the royal mile the castle and you must do a tour of the haunted vaults. the choice of pubs and places to eat was massive the people are friendly ...

... with Auntie Theresa and still be under weight! I decided to catch a crafty kip as today was the first day of the "Edinburgh's Christmas 2010" events, with the lighting of the gifted tree from Norway (which is 25 years old) and the markets opening. Today ...

... a real blast from the past for me.  It had been my intention after learning that Her Majesty's Yacht Britannia was berthed in Edinburgh to do a tour of it... considering it was about 30 years since I had been on board. Today, tossing up between going ...

... my belt, plus a night of dancing…I must be warmed up enough to walk 96 miles.  So here I am in the Milngavie Premier Inn, poised on the southern margin of the West Highlands, with a black eye, a glued-together cheek and a serious sore ...

... , we crossed the border and entered the Welsh township of Chepstow where we took a wander down to the Information Centre and back to grab sandwiches and bagels for lunch. Our overnight accommodation is at the Premier Inn, Castleton, ...