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First and last impression on this Hotel is that it's tired and in need of a total make over, the room had a musty odor and the bathroom sink was cracked in 4 places, decor was straight from the eighties. Because we were on a National Holiday's coach trip the food in the restaurant was a fixed menu just for us on evenings, this was pretty poor and dire, the saving grace on food though was the fantastic breakfast buffet that had porridge amongest other things.

Just spent two nights at the Mercure Livinstone, had a great time, room and beds comfortable, warm rooms, breakfasts good, staff very helpful, Graham, and Nathan,bar staff really good nothing too much trouble for them, Shopping Centre amazing, needed more money lol, visit to Edinburgh great, only downside, not enough time would like to return and stay longer.

Have recently returend from a 3 day business trip and i can say from checking in to leaving every thing was fine good freindly staff and service. I had a loverly double room to my self every thing worked good nights sleep and plenty of hot water breakfast was buffet plenty of it i only had one evening meal in the hotel which was a nice steak. good leisure facilities overall i had a good stay and would stay here again

Stayed here for a weekend with extended family group whilst attending a family wedding nearby. The hotel is in a bit of a uninspiring location and seemed to be popular mainly with coach trips that were passing through the area - but it was fine for our purposes. Some areas of the hotel were better decorated and fresher looking than others - but our room was fine. It was clean and spacious with everything you would expect from a hotel of this type. However the room was rather cold and we could not get the heater to work properly. Other family members in different rooms found the same problem.The staff were helpful and friendly and the night porter was available to serve drinks when we returned late from the wedding wanting a nightcap. Breakfast was self service hot and cold food. It was fine. However the breakfast room was very busy, especially on the first morning, and I think this was because of the large numbers of coach parties all breakfasting at the same time. It tended to quieten down after 9am.

Just had a National Coach tour for Edinburgh and stayed over here. Very good value; Staff, particularly reception were very friendly; food OK but not good. Drinks were expensive. Bottles of wine started at ¿¿19. This cannot be justified with the standard of food they serve. Wine on a P&O cruise starts at ¿¿13! Rooms good, Shower had good pressure but temperature varied. Asda and outlet centre close by, If you can get it at the price of a coach tour I would recommend it. I would look elsewhere if it was personally booked.