Park, Sleep and Fly in Edinburgh, Scotland at Edinburgh International Airport (EDI)

It is easy to save time, money - and your sanity! - when you stay the night in a Park, Sleep and Fly hotel at Edinburgh Airport (airport code EDI).

Instead of worrying about missing your plane because of an unforeseen traffic delay, or worrying whether you are too sleepy to make the long drive home after a late arrival, why not stay the night before or after your trip in a Park, Sleep and Fly hotel near the airport? It will ease your mind and let you get a good night's sleep.

Some information about the Edinburgh Airport:

• Edinburgh's airport is situated roughly eight miles from Edinburgh's city center.
• Edinburgh Airport is not a hub for any airline, but is popular with some of Europe's budget carriers like easyJet and Ryanair.
• The shopping and dining area of the airport has undergone a recent facelift, so your retail experience should be even nicer than it used to be. There are lots of shops available, with everything from art to books to clothing, as well as massage treatments and several choices of restaurants and cafes.
• For up-to-date traffic reports, check the BBC's Travel Scotland site here.

Alternative ways to get to Edinburgh Airport:

• Taxi: There are three taxi ranks at the airport, from the private taxis to the city's "black cabs" to the pre-booked taxis. It is about a 25 minute journey to the city center.
• Rail: The main rail station in Edinburgh is Waverley in the city center, and there is no rail service to the airport.
• Bus/Shuttle: The Edinburgh Shuttle has a fleet of mini-buses which runs between the airport and several points in central Edinburgh every 15-30 minutes for a one-way fare of £8. The shuttle must be booked by prior arrangement. There are public buses which run to the city center from the airport as well, including an express service on the Airlink 100 and regular service on Lothian.