Hotel Indigo Edinburgh

I don’t like being critical but there’s a lot of minor issues. The tap produced tepid cloudy water even after being left on for a bit to chill. It may need oiled, because you need to apply heavy pressure to move it and it shunts in whatever direction you push it in. The TV works but takes sometimes a full minute to register input from the remote, meaning if you hold the volume button, you and your neighbours will be blasted with full volume about a minute later. None of the television’s smart features worked as it wasn’t connected to the internet. It might be cheaper and more effective to downgrade to a non-smart TV. At breakfast, the milk had gone bad. It may have been left out for too long without being replaced. The bed is on wheels, so it’ll inevitably move away from the wall leaving your pillows to fall if you lie against the headrest on the wall. The wheels don’t seem to be able to lock so you’ll need to push the bed back every so often. The kettle is stuck below two panes of glass, which will steam up. It might be best to move it elsewhere. Some of the light switches looked like they’d been pushed out of place. Some good things: good location, friendly staff, and some free snacks and drinks in the mini fridge. Good sized shower. Very little noise save for the air conditioning.