Edinburgh Travelodge

... view of the River Tweed and lovely gardens. His collection of books, armour and weapons was amazing.  Arrived at our current Travelodge in time for dinner & a quiet night planning our day out in Edinburgh tomorrow. Saturday, July 23. Since our ...

... , looks like we'll get our deposit back. What followed was a bit more pain however, caught a cab to the cheapest hotel in town (Travelodge near my work) where we had to decide what items we had to throw, what to stuff into the bag or wear onto the plane, ...

... It was raining the entire time but still beautiful! I can't wait to go back and visit the northern Highlands. Hotel - Travelodge- Located on the Royal Mile, clean basic, comfortable rooms. Beware though, they don't supply any toiletries except hand soap ...

... four of us to share.  We took our loot back to the hotel and ate a great meal!  Then it was time to head to Edinburgh Castle!  We climbed up to the battlements where we saw a cool rainbow! (not so cool for me, but you know...) and ...

... to Salzburg to Munich (Oktoberfest!) to Prague tour with and once again, they didn't disappoint. We stayed at the Edinburgh Central Travelodge (which lived up to its name, by being Central, a Travelodge and in Edinburgh) and the madness began. First ...

... way to get to the hotel. It worked and saved us some steps up a hill! We checked in (supersaver room at the Travelodge) and headed out. The hotel is just steps from the Royal Mile, so awesome location. We found the tourist information centre and got a ...

Today we headed across the road to breakfast at Ryans, a place after my own heart where you get your second coffee for half price. Ron again enjoying a full Scottish breakfast, I tried to have a ham and cheese croissant but they didn’t have ham so ...

... to that of walking around New York during their rush hour in the middle of a heat spell. This is when I must thank this Travelodge for putting a wire on the window that would only allow it to open a couple inches… Thanks for the cool breeze that my ...

... actually visit the blog for... my travel adventures! In this blog entry I will write about my wonderful excursion week to Edinburgh, Scotland and Dublin, Ireland.  Saturday, March 6th:  Anna (my roommate) and I arrived in Edinburgh, Scotland around 7:30 ...

... and had time to explore the city. We found a free city walking tour and spent 4 hours seeing all the historic sites. Apparently Edinburgh used to smell terrible because it was the first city of highrises so people were packed in on top of each other ...

... on the next one, and we reached Edinburgh a bit past noon, picked up our rental car, and spent 20 minutes driving in circles in Edinburgh's one-way streets trying to get to -- and back to-- and into -- the clearly marked lot on the map. A Scotsman at the ...

... very difficult to do what I want when there are two other girls to work around. Anyways, so this past weekend we took a trip to Edinburgh, Scotland. It was fantastic! We left Sheffield around 9:30 or so on a train. The train ride was about 3 hours and 45 ...

... off anywhere on any of the buses for 24 hours (bargain!!!). We went of one that took us around all the older parts of Edinburgh and out to Leith where the Britannia is now berthed as a museum , it had a really quirky commentary with lots of useless bits ...

... the window at the amazing views! I saw a beautiful rainbow across the ocean and the cutest little light house. When we arrived in Edinburgh it was freezing, colder than it is here and that's cold! Right when we walked out of the train station I saw ...

Went to ...

I woke up on the Travelodge floor as that was my sleeping place for the night ( we were sleeping three in our room to save money) and immediately felt the need to get up as it wasn't a pillow top queen mattress and I could feel my back getting sore. ...

... about 1:30ish and fell straight asleep. Day 98 After a well-earned sleep in, we packed up our stuff and checked our of the Travelodge. We had a brief stop at a bank trying to sort out one of my English accounts, which ended up taking over 20 minutes. We ...