Adam Drysdale House
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
6.3COSY
Adam Drysdale House trades on the warmth of its hosts' personal service and a proper cooked breakfast shared at table, but is undermined by cramped rooms, thin walls, unreliable Wi-Fi, and dated carpets that prevent it from feeling truly intimate or characterful rather than simply clean and friendly.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 6.3, from guest reviews
- Warm, friendly hosts Janette and Graham consistently praised for personal service and genuine hospitality
- Home-cooked Scottish breakfast described as delicious and generous, eaten communally with owners
- Clean, well-maintained rooms with heating that guests appreciated
Best for
A strong fit for walking everywhere and peace and quiet. Guests point to guests noted the location is walkable to the old town, castle, and attractions, with one describing it as a short walking distance to.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Adam Drysdale House located?
- Adam Drysdale House is in Edinburgh city centre, within walking distance of major sights and amenities. Guests praise its convenient location near attractions, though some note it's not directly on the Royal Mile itself.
- How cosy is Adam Drysdale House?
- Adam Drysdale House has a cosy score of 6.3/10. Whilst the hosts are warm and welcoming, rooms are quite compact with limited storage and thin walls, so comfort levels vary depending on which room you book.
- What is the breakfast like at Adam Drysdale House?
- Breakfast is a genuine highlight, guests consistently praise the generous, home-cooked Scottish breakfast prepared by hosts Janette and Graham. It's a proper start to the day and sets the tone for a friendly stay.
- Are the hosts at Adam Drysdale House friendly?
- Yes, guests repeatedly mention that owners Janette and Graham are exceptionally warm, welcoming and helpful. Many visitors felt genuinely looked after and say they'd return specifically because of the hosts' hospitality.
- What should I know about the rooms at Adam Drysdale House?
- Rooms are clean but small with compact bathrooms and limited storage space, there's no desk or chest of drawers in most. The property has no lift, so upper-floor rooms require climbing stairs. Wi-Fi can be unreliable.
- Is there parking or lift access at Adam Drysdale House?
- There is no lift in the building, so rooms on upper floors require stair access. Some guests have also noted that the electronic lock on the outer door has occasionally needed attention, though management responds quickly to issues.
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