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At Edinburgh Airport we can offer you accommodation at the Edinburgh Marriott Hotel. This, newly refurbished high quality Hotel is located within 2 miles of Edinburgh Airport. The Hotel is also conviniently close to the major roads around the Edinburgh area, just in case you do some sight seeing. Courtesy buses are provided by the Hotel free of charge. The transfers operate between the hours of 0700 and 2200 and will take about 10 minutes to reach the Airport.

If you have opted to park at the Hotel you car will be stored in the Hotel car park, for the duration of your trip. However if you require transport to the Airport outside of the hours detailed above you will have to arrange your own transport. You could book your hotel without car parking and then drive to the airport car parks when you require.

The Edinburgh Marriott has a wide range of amenities, all rooms are available with en-suite bathrooms, Sky TV, tea and coffee making facilities, telephone and modem points. The Hotel also offers a range of leisure facilities which include a pool and solarium. The Hotel also has a coffee shop and restaurant.

Around Edinburgh Airport

Edinburgh Airport is located just off A8 midway between the Gogar and Newbridge roundabouts and is very clearly signposted. If you find you have some time to explore the are around Edinburgh Airport you might consider the following suggestions:

The Edinburgh Dungeon - situated next to Waverly station, take a tour of scotlands gruesome past, dicover the witchfynder and learn about Sawney Bean scotlands infamous canibal.

Brass Rubbing Centre Museum - learn about Brass Rubbing, ancient pictish stones and see a selection of scottish brasses, you can even engage in some brass rubbing yourself.