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Close to the heart of Edinburgh, the Premier Inn on Lauriston Place is 10 minutes walk to Princes Street as well as to the Royal Mile and Old Town. It is on a bus route connecting to Princes Street.
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The Princes Street Premier Inn is in a modern block above the shops of Princes Street looking across to the Princes Street Gardens and the iconic Edinburgh Castle.
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A recently opened Premier Inn with the chain’s comfortable and well presented new generation rooms to the east end of Edinburgh city centre and on the edge of the Georgian New Town.
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This Premier Inn is not actually on the Royal Mile but it’s close, and close to Waverley Station. It’s a good spot for exploring the Old Town and central Edinburgh and has new style bedrooms.
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A good location for both city and golf. Walking distance to Holyrood Park, a bus ride to Edinburgh city centre, parking available and half an hour’s drive to the golfing coast of East Lothian.
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The Edinburgh Leith Premier Inn is on the Harbour front at Newhaven, 3 miles from Edinburgh city centre.
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This Premier Inn is by a business park and shopping centre with a frequent tram link to Princes Street. It is close to the City Bypass for driving to the many excellent East Lothian golf courses.
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On the outskirts of the small town of Elgin this Premier Inn is 20 minutes from Moray Golf Club on the Moray coast and 30 minutes drive north from a choice of Speyside distilleries and golf courses.
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There is golf but Fort William is more known for being at the foot of Ben Nevis. It is where the Jacobite Steam Train starts - one way to see the scenic north end of the West Highland Line to Mallaig.
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Glenrothes Premier Inn is by the A92 south of Glenrothes, near both Glenrothes and Thornton Golf Clubs, and convenient for links golf on the Fife coast from Lundin to the east to Aberdour to the west.