Exactly what you book it for, the ease of access (within 5mins walk) of the Airport. The vibe is relaxed, I jokingly refer to it as a cross between a Travelodge and a Student Union. The Airport bus that goes from Central Edinburgh and Haymarket stops right outside the hotel (the announced stop for 'Airport Hotels').

N/A. It is what you pay for (a fair priced sleep, very close to the airport, expect comfort food of a beer with pizza in a relaxed setting, not unlike a Student Union, rather than upscale fine dining etc...).

It was close to the terminal V festival and easily accessible at night. They checked us in early which we appreciated lots as we could settle before going to the festival on the saturday. I felt confident in leaving my car in the car park too as these areas were monitored well by staff and police at busy times.

We expected noise from other people being at the festival but was very noisy and didnt get any sleep at all on the first night due to doors being slammed, stomping of feet and bass from speakers. We didnt mind on the saturday night as we understood why but when it continued onto the sunday we phoned down to reception they then also turned off the reception music as we could hear the bass from this too and appreciate the action took to allow us to have a good sleep.

First of all the staff was exceptional. They were very friendly, courteous, helpful, and considerate. I am in a wheelchair and they went out of their way to make sure I had everything I needed and they made sure I had a ground floor room as requested for my safety measures. The room was very clean very comfortable easy for me to access. The only thing I would say that for such a beautiful handicap accessible room the main door to get into my room was quite heavy to try and push with a wheelchair, but I will be very honest unfair and say that absolutely every other handicap accessible room or restroom that I have used in any facility, Train or airport is exactly the same way. So it is no fault of the hotel. But I do think that that one issue in future for hotels and transport when it’s handicap accessible could perhaps be maybe automatic once you enter your key. Just a thought for the future for when you ever think about revamping any part of the hotel. But I did not hold that against you. It was a very comfortable stay I felt very secure. The staff were always there to help me out whether it was to bring me a couple of extra little packs of coffee or to answer my questions about when where and how to get a taxi, Etc.. They always had a smile on their face. They were always more than eager to help. And I saw them treat other customers just as well. The staff at the Mark C Hotel by Edinburgh airport are remarkable. Even as much as I saw the janitors cleaning and the maintenance people at the housekeeping everybody, there was friendly and courteous, and always had a smile on their face. I would gladly use the moxie again when I travel again. Highly recommended thank you very much for a very pleasant and safe stay

Just the heaviness of the actual hotel room door being in a wheelchair. It was heavy and a little difficult to access. Perhaps when you are redoing handicap accessible rooms, you may want to think about perhaps having that one door be automatic once you enter the room key. Apart from that there was nothing that was unpleasant or unlike. It was wonderful the whole stay.

The staff were friendly, polite and efficient. We were each offered a token to get a free cocktail from the bar, which was a nice surprise, unfortunately when we went to the bar it was only a gin cocktail. Not being gin drinkers we just gave the tokens away. The rooms were basic but nice, the bed was very comfortable, bathroom was small but the shower was great, powerful and heated up quickly. Tea and coffee available in the room. We weren’t there for any mealtimes but I’d imagine they’d be quite expensive as the drinks from the bar were quite pricey

The prices in the bar were a bit much, and the bathroom could’ve been a bit cleaner.

Having read some bad reviews we arrived with an open mind and so glad we did. The welcome was warm and as our room was ready we were allowed to check in early. The reception/bar/lounge/dining area is quirky. I loved their use of old books🤣. The food was absolutely fine too. Not a fine dining experience but not fine dining prices. A good selection of drinks at the bar. Our room although smaller than some airport hotels was more than large enough for a one night stay. The beds are so very comfortable and the pillows perfect. The price we paid was low season prices but would happily choose to stay here in the high season. Each and everyone of the staff were a credit to the hotel. When we arrived our feet were a bit muddy due to the weather outside and although we wiped them we made marks on the floor as the guy was cleaning it. He just laughed, I couldn't do that job as I would hit anyone who dared to mess with my floor. Without exception all the staff were super friendly and helpful.

Having to leave at 3.30am for an early flight. Could have slept later very easily on the comfy bed.

Great location at the airport, ideal to roam around to and from. A short walk away from the terminal and the car rental companies. Has a parking facility (GBP10 per day). I took their breakfast which was good (for an additional fee). Beds are very comfortable. Room is very well insulated against airport and traffic noise. Bar downstairs is great

Doors did not lock properly - you had to be careful to really close it - Room housekeeping was cutting corners - Had to search for the TV remote which was tucked in the bed sheets..... For some reason I could not charge my room for my bar consumptions.

The receptionist was so very kind when we checked in. Seeing that we both had mobility issues, she switched us to an accessible room which was just perfect for us! She also had someone help us get our luggage to our room. The motion sensitive lighting in the hotel and - ooooh - under the bed!! - is amazing and efficient.

I know this is a UK thing, but there is of course no outlet in the bathroom to allow use of a hair dryer. The hotel and the room had so many lovely and thoughtful design elements, but there is absolutely no convenient outlet to use the hair dryer anywhere! Even us more senior ladies do like to have our hair looking good, and would be so helpful to have a comfortable place to sit with a mirror to see what we're doing, and an outlet nearby to use the hair dryer. And no closet - just two hooks with 4 hangers. We stayed only one night, but if we were planning a longer term stay, this wouldn't really work so well for clothes for two people...

The Property as you enter is very quirky and not like any other places I have stayed in, on both occasions of staying the place was buzzing with clients enjoying their food, drink and facilities provided. Exceptional hospitality the staff were excellent, facilities very clean and room had everything to make you feel welcome, bathroom bijou but perfect size, lighting was excellent and there was even a night light under the bed which came on as soon as you got up allowing you to go to bathroom with our fumbling for a light switch…..bus stop right outside of the hotel or pre book taxi …

Nothing stood out….

From entering to check in the hotel was bright spacious and with a modern vibe, checking in at bar was fine as there is a designated part to do this, check in staff were very friendly and helpful, I was on floor three my room was a perfect size a double bed very comfy tv on wall an open style wardrobe with hangers and a good shower and bathroom with shampoo and conditioner provided, nice fluffy white towels, coffee and tea provided with kettle all in all a fab hotel with roomy public areas and also served food and a well stocked bar which unfortunately this time I did not use as I had an early flight next morning. I have already recommended to friends and family.

The heating panel in room when I tried to turn down kept jumping back to higher temp and the fan noise was distracting during the night, but if staff were contacted they could sort out for you, as I only stayed one evening I didn’t bother but would on my next stay.

The bed was soft and comfortable! I also liked the lighting under the bed, which turned on automatically when you put your feet on the floor. The transport links from Edinburgh to the hotel are excellent. The bus (Airlink 100) leaves the city centre every ten minutes and stops in front of the hotel. Edinburgh Airport is about a ten-minute walk from the hotel.

I stayed in a first floor room and could clearly hear the music from the downstairs bar in the evening. I think loud music is unnecessary in an airport hotel where most people are resting before or after a flight.