Meet & Greet Parking at Edinburgh Airport

Meet and Greet Parking Edinburgh

Ace Meet and Greet Parking is the cheapest, most convenient way to park at Edinburgh. It allows you to drive straight to your departure terminal, meet our friendly insured staff, who will then safely whisk your car to our secure Edinburgh Parking for you. When you land, your car will be waiting at arrivals so you can jump straight in and drive home…Simple.

How it works – 3 easy steps.
Departure

1. Drive straight to your departure terminal or on-airport hotel.
2. As arranged, a uniformed ACE/MMP representative at Edinburgh terminal will meet you, conduct a quick check of your car, and then take your car to one of our super secure car parks.
3. Then, simply stroll into departures with only your luggage and yourself to worry about.

Return
1. Call us when you have collected your luggage
2. Meet your Ace representative at the approved meeting point to collect your car.
3. Your car will be ready and waiting for you to jump straight in, and drive home / onto your next destination

More Information

• Our Meet and Greet parking at Edinburgh is available 24/7 365 days of the year
• The car park we use is managed by Maple Manor Parking
• Our team of uniformed drivers take care of your car, parking it in one of our secure car parks for the duration of your time away.
• All car parks are safe, secure and fully monitored with secure lighting and security patrols 24/7
• Collection and return of all cars is just a few steps from Arrivals, within the multi-storey car parks
• Our drivers will have I.D, are trained, fully insured and we pride ourselves on our punctuality and customer service.
• Our rates are affordable and when you compare our Meet and Greet parking at Edinburgh to the cost of airport transfers or the risks of parking at the airport itself, we’re confident we provide the best value for money. See Why Park at Edinburgh for more info
• You can leave your car for as little as one day – we believe in treating our customers fairly and have a long list of satisfied clients who use our Meet and Greet every time they fly.
• Our valet car parking for Edinburgh is quick to book, easy to activate and gives you complete peace of mind while you’re away on holiday or business.
• Ace Parking is approved by Trading Standards

Frequently asked questions:

Distance to Airport:
You drive directly to your terminal. Cars are stored off-airport at secure car parks located close to Edinburgh Airport, but you don’t have to go to / from them.

Transfers:</strong
No transfers are required. Once your car is picked up you can proceed direct to check in / drive home.

Arrival Procedures:
Please call ACE/MMP Airport Parking on 0131 333 4111, 20 minutes before arrival at your terminal destination to reconfirm and let us know you’re on time, early or late.
An ACE representative will meet you at the correct terminal.
Staff wearing ACE/MMP meet and greet staff uniform, will conduct a brief check of your car, collect your booking confirmation and take the keys, leaving you free to continue into the check in area of the terminal building. Your vehicle will be driven to a secure compound and stored until your return.

Departure Procedures:
On entering baggage re-claim and when you have collected ALL your luggage please call 0131 333 4111 which will enable ACE Airport Parking to return your car to you when you arrive at the return pick up point.

Car Park Security:

• Off Airport Parking are secured and monitored.
• Minimum Charge: 1 day at day rates
• Minimum Stay: 1 day
• Maximum Car Size: No mobile Homes, lorries, caravans or trailers are permitted.
• Insurance: All our drivers are insured fully comprehensive to drive your vehicle. As most companies in the motor trade, we use road risk policy insurance cover.

Meeting Points / Directions:

ARRIVAL INSTRUCTIONS
If you are using a Sat Nav, the post code for the Airport is EH12 9DN
Exit the A8 following signs for Edinburgh Airport. As you enter the Airport go straight across the roundabouts following signs for Terminal and Pick Up Zone. As you go through the barrier take a ticket and follow signs to Pick Up Zone.
Once in the Pick Up Zone go to the right corner where your driver will meet you. Please hand the car park ticket to your driver so that they can exit the Pick Up Zone.
Your driver will have a uniform and Maple Manor ID, will carry out an inspection on your car before taking to their secure car park a short distance away.
Please remove all other keys before handing your vehicle key to the driver.

RETURN INSTRUCTIONS

As soon as you have collected all of your luggage, please call on 0131 333 4111, to let us know and your car will be delivered back to the Pick Up Zone where you dropped it off. Directions to this point will be given to you by your driver when you drop off your car.

For more information or to book your Edinburgh meet and greet car parking, call 0131 333 4111 now and one of our team will be happy to help.

We wish you a pleasant trip and hope you will use us again.

ACE AIRPORT PARKING LTD

If you were wondering what makes meet and greet parking with Ace Parking Edinburgh so essential, compared to normal airport parking, we’ve rounded up 10 reasons.

• Meet & Greet is convenient – Step straight from your car into the terminal. We′ll make sure you start and end your trip with reliable collection and drop-off at your convenience.

• Meet & Greet is cost-effective – None of your extra holiday money needs to be spent on transfers, buses, trains to and from the airport (That’s for your enjoyment when you get to your destination!)

• Meet & Greet is safer – Our Edinburgh valet parking location is a purposed parking facility that is permanently monitored to ensure complete security of all vehicles stored there. One of the other safety features of meet and greet Edinburgh valet parking applies to the driver themselves – arriving late at night as a traveller alone, or with children, you don′t have to worry about navigating to your car buried deep in some dark corner of a basement car park. With our valet parking in Edinburgh your car will be ready, waiting and warm / cool for you to get straight into and drive away

• Meet & Greet is perfect for those less physically able – For those with disabled cars, or who need special assistance, Meet & Greet is vital. This is the most convenient way to travel in your own equipped car, and be picked up by it too.

• Meet & Greet is better for families – Families come with more bags, and more little people. Lugging kids and luggage on public transport or on transfers can start your getaway negatively by causing unneeded stress. Simply drive the whole family to the airport, and we’ll take care of the rest.

• Meet & Greet is quicker – Got out of that meeting late? Stuck in traffic on the way? If you then have to park your car and get transfers, it’s pretty likely that you’re going to miss your flight. For those with little extra time on their hands, meet & greet is the only one for you.

• Meet & Greet is warmer! – It’s a common story – get off the plane when you touch down in blustery Britain and you wish you hadn’t still got your flip flops and t-shirt on as it’s pouring with rain or snow. How good would it be to come out of the terminal and be met by your own, pre-warmed vehicle ready to get home?

• Meet & Greet is cheaper than you might think and our quick and easy quotes come with a price match guarantee. You won’t find cheaper, and if you do, we’ll match it!

• Meet & Greet is fully insured – Our fully comprehensive insured drivers will take excellent care of your car, with a commitment to provide customers with a consistent, reliable and quality service whether travelling for business, pleasure long or short stays.

• Meet & Greet is quick and easy to book – The whole process is quick, simple and straightforward – book online in 3 steps or make one call to activate your meet and greet Edinburgh parking. On your departure day we′ll be there to collect your car from the drop-off point at the Terminal, and there again when you step out of the airport on your return.

Is parking your car at Edinburgh the cheapest option?

Many might think that airport parking is the most expensive option when deciding how to get to Edinburgh Airport and in some cases, that’s true. If you simply arrive at Edinburgh and park without booking, in the Edinburgh Airport Parking spaces on site, it could end up costing more than your break away!

However, not ALL Edinburgh parking is expensive, and after working out all the additional costs for public transport, airport transfers or taxis; pre-booking your parking with Ace Parking could actually be the cheapest, and by far the easiest option.

There are many ways to get to Edinburgh, below we’ll go through them all, and give you rough costing; so you can see just how much you could save yourself.

(All prices and suggestions are from Edinburgh city centre, please be sure to add on your additional costs of travel if you live outside of this area.)

Getting to Edinburgh Airport by Train / Tram

• Trams offer a regular and reliable service linking the airport and the city centre.

• Interchange with rail stations Edinburgh Park and Haymarket, Murrayfield Stadium, Princes Street and more.

• They run approximately every 8-12 minutes and take about 35 minutes

• Fare: Adult single £5, adult return £8 (reductions for children)

• Tickets can be purchased from the ticket machines at the tram halt.

• Rail services operate regularly from the main train stations to a range of destinations, by a number of operators, including: Virgin, Arriva and Cross Country

• If you live in Edinburgh, near to the rail station, are a single traveller with little luggage – train may work for you.

• If you have lots of luggage, or live out of the city centre, although well priced, it will be tricky to get to the station, and lugging bags and / or children on lots of transfers can often be stressful.

Getting to Edinburgh Airport by Coach / Bus

Buses to Edinburgh and other local destinations stop on the terminal forecourt, outside the main entrance.

There are five bus services currently serving the Airport and/or Edinburgh International Station:

• Airlink 100 (Waverly)

• N22 NIghtbus (via South Gyle to the city centre and on to Ocean Terminal in Leith)

• Service 35 ( to the city centre and on to Ocean Terminal, with stops including RBS World Headquarters, the Scottish Parliament and the Palace of Holyroodhouse)

• Jet 747 (Fife)

• CityLink Air (Glasgow)

• More info can be found at http://www.edinburghairport.com/transport-links/buses-and-coaches

National Express and Megabus do not currently offer coach links to Edinburgh Airport.

Taking a Taxi To Edinburgh Airport

• A taxi from Edinburgh City Centre could cost around £25, with increased charges for all other further areas.

• For solo / business travellers, this could be an expensive option, especially if you in another town and need a return too.

• They may be convenient, and there will be an abundance of them waiting just outside arrivals for you; it’s whether you are able to pay a high price for that convenience.

Driving your car to Edinburgh

• We’d probably all agree that packing your suitcases and family / friends into your own car, and driving directly from your homes to the airport is probably the easiest and most convenient way to get to Edinburgh. You’ll arrive together, excited, and ready for your trip ahead. However, many follow the myth that airport parking prices are the most expensive way to get to the airport.

• We look at the airport parking below for you.

Edinburgh’s Airport Parking

• Edinburgh Airport has long stay, terminal surface or a multi story car park onsite. (From £25-£35 p/d)

• Advantages – On site / some spaces could be near to the departure area / internal transfers

• Disadvantages – More expensive / still have to transfer or walk in the darker hours to your car / hefty charges if flights delayed / handling children & luggage from the car to the airport

Offsite airport parking (From £10 p/d ):

• Car Park out of Edinburgh Airport’s boundaries such as a surrounding hotel.

• Advantages – Often cheaper than onsite

• Disadvantages – Safety / Transfer time & cost to the airport / Baggage having to be hauled around / handling children & luggage

Then there’s us, Ace Meet & Greet Valet airport parking

• Not only do we have a price match guarantee, so if you beat our price for the same service you get the parking free; but we’re approved by Edinburgh Airport themselves as a certified Meet and Greet / Valet Parking Service at Edinburgh.

• No messing on public transport, no paying extortionate fees in taxis, no wondering around looking for your car in the dark car parks in the middle of the night.

• Perfect for families, the elderly, those in need of special assistance, business travellers, school & sports groups. It’s the least stressful and easiest way to park at Edinburgh and believe it or not, one of the cheapest ways too.

Edinburgh is an airport is hte busiest Airport in Scotland, and the 5^th busiest in the UK. Located in Ingliston in the City of Edinburgh, Scotland, it handles around 10 million passengers each year. It’s located just under 6 miles west of the city centre, just off the M8 motorway. Edinburgh Airport offers over 140 destinations worldwide by over 40 airlines

• It offers both domestic and international flights to the UK. Europe, Middle East, North America and more.

• Edinburgh Airport is easily accessible via road, rail, bus, taxi or car. Check our Getting to Edinburgh Airport section for further information.

• Edinburgh Airport plays great host to each kind of traveller that passes through it. For the keen shoppers, there is an abundance of duty free shopping on offer, from fashion, to books, to travel accessories to electrical equipment, within the Terminal. For the group holidays, try one of the many bars and start your holiday early, or refuel your family at a delicious Edinburgh Airport restaurant or eatery.

• For the business travellers & frequent flyers, Edinburgh has many top notch airport lounges, to allow you to relax or work, as well as business services, and many hotels nearby too.

Edinburgh Airport Services

• Shopping and Leisure

With a huge selection of great shops, for you to purchase those last minute essentials or save on high street brands, all Edinburgh’s Terminal’s provide you with some wonderful retail therapy, to truly get into the holiday spirit.

Great High Street Brands such as:

• Jo Malone

• Kurt Geiger

• Sunglasses

• Hugo Boss

• Accessorize

• Surf Box

All your beauty needs :

• Boots

• Aerospa

Books, Magazines, Newspapers & More:

• WHSmith / WHSmith Books

Travel essentials, electronics & souvenirs:

• Dixons Travel

• Luggage Point

Money / Currency Exchange:

• ICE – International Currency Exchange

Eating / Drinking

• Café Nero

• Costa

• EAT.

• Fringe Bar & Eating Place

• The Gathering Deli Cafè

• The Gathering Restaurant

• Thermidors Seafood Bar

• The Turnhouse

• The Sir Walter Scott

• WHSmith Cafè

• YO! Sushi

• Starbucks

• AMT Coffee

A comprehensive guide to all shops and eateries available can be found here: http://www.Edinburghairport.com

Duty Free Shopping: From perfumes & cosmetics to giant Toblerone’s & tobacco, fine malt whiskeys to jewellery & watches – The duty free shops have it all, and what’s more – it’s tax free!

Customs & Allowances: Each country has its own customs rules, prohibited items, and allowances. Check out our Security at Edinburgh section, and be sure to check on the official Edinburgh Airport Website what they are before you buy, or fly.

Airport Lounges: For those wishing to relax away from the hustle and bustle of the terminals, the airport lounges on offer at Edinburgh Airport are not to be missed.

• The No1 lounges are available within the airport and can be booked here: http://www.no1traveller.com/

• Aspire Lounges, and British Airways Lounges are also available

• Your airline may also provide lounges for their customers, so contact them separately.

Special Assistance: London Edinburgh endeavours to provide for all those travellers who are in need of a little extra help. Whether it’s getting around the terminals, disabled toilet facilities or specially designed, reserved seating available in check-in-areas, the airport has it all on offer.

There are also help points set up in all Terminals, which provide free special assistance getting to and from the car parks, baggage reclaim halls and for routes to terminals requiring long walking periods.

Valet Parking: Ace Parking’s valet car parking is also perfect for those who do not need the extra legwork of getting to and from their Edinburgh Airport car parking. We’ll simply pick up your car from you, outside departures at the airport, and deliver it straight back to you upon your arrival back to the UK.

Luggage Storage:

• This service is available at Edinburgh Airport

• The luggage service is operated by the Luggage Point, Company details of which can be found here: http://luggage-point.co.uk/

• Phone : 0131 344 3486
  Email: [email protected]

They also provide other services including:

• A selection of travel accessories

• Baggage shipping and forwarding

• UK luggage and baggage delivery

• Baggage wrapping

• Unaccompanied baggage

Edinburgh Airport connects around 10 million passengers to the rest of the world each year. Whether you’re a frequent flyer, or a first timer, it can be the quickest and easiest way to get to that holiday of a lifetime, that swift city break, that European festival, or that business meeting which could make or break your career – IF it goes as planned, without any airport hitches. Many things can happen to hinder your trip that are out of your control such as delayed / cancelled flights, and other issues that, without proper preparation, could cause those all too common Airport Hassles.

Whether it’s organising documents, dealing with missed connections, incurring expensive airport parking charges or getting through security, this guide will provide you with top airport tips, to make your trip as stress-free as possible, so you can concentrate on what’s really important – getting to your destination.

Before you fly

As the scouts say – be prepared. Here’s a check list of things to prepare before your trip

• Check In online –available with most airlines for up to 4 hours before your flight

• Check you have correct /adequate travel insurance

• Visa’s – Use the www.fco.gov.uk official website to check visa / entry requirements as well as any weather / safety warnings.

• Check www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk for any jabs / medication required for your destination

• Nearest British embassy details – Keep these in case you encounter any issues whilst away

• Familiarise yourself with your destination with travel sites such as www.tripadvisor.co.uk or a lonely planet, so you can make the most of your time there.

• Pack smart & light – proper packing preparation, & checking bagging restrictions with your airline, will ensure you don’t get charged hefty amounts for oversized baggage

• Check Airport Traffic with Apps like Live traffic Info from the Highway Agency to avoid traffic jams en route to the airport

• Familiarise yourself with the language with smartphone Apps such as Lonely Planet Translators

• Check your destinations currency, familiarise yourself with it, and check current conversions on www.xe.com

Airport Parking Edinburgh

Frustrating, expensive, non-secure, too far from the airport? – All common airport parking hassles. Luckily this is something you will not experience at Edinburgh Airport, with the marvellous meet & greet service from Ace Parking. It is a simple and efficient service in which a fully insured chauffeur driver will meet you at either Edinburgh Terminal to collect your car from you at a pre-arranged time that′s determined by YOU.

• Drive your own car directly to the airport

• No need to find us

• No need to drag cases / children on airport transfers

• No solo travellers searching huge car parks in the dark hours

• Get off the plane, walk out the airport & jump straight into your pre-warmed car

• Completely safe & secure parking, that is monitored around the clock

• Professional, well-mannered valets

• Reliable 24/7 Service

• Cheap Edinburgh Airport Parking – Price match guarantee.

Organising Documents

• Make copies of your documents & keep separately / with family in case something is lost.

• Passport – make sure its valid, not damaged, and has any required visa’s to your destination

• Visa’s – Use the www.fco.gov.uk official website to check visa requirements and any weather / safety warnings.

• Itinerary – Check all personal / travel details correct.

• Special needs – Be sure to arrange all special meals, extra legroom, wheelchairs.

• Accumulate all your travel itineraries on sites like Tripit – ‘A handy all-in-one app that collates all your holiday and flight confirmation emails into one travel itinerary’

Travelling with children

• Use Ace Parking’s Meet & Greet service for your Edinburgh Airport Parking – so you can go straight into the airport, avoiding hauling suitcases & tired children onto airport transfers, or finding your car in the middle of the night

• There are many travel solutions for children – try sites like Mini Social to find great products to keep your little ones entertained

• Make sure any food / bottles are 100ml or less to get through airport security

• Prepare your children for your holiday with some fun tasks like exploring maps, reading books, watching films on the history, animals, food & plant-life of the destination. Or to get them excited, have a countdown chart to the departure day.

Boredom

• It is essential to arrive at the airport early to avoid any airport hassles that may come up, but when things run smoothly, you may have at least a couple of hours to kill.

• Edinburgh airport has a whole host of things to do, eateries and places to shop. You can find these in our Edinburgh Airport Services section.

• Give yourself something to do – be it working on your laptop, reading with a Kindle, a book / magazine, or a good old fashion pack of cards!

Missed / Delayed / Cancelled flights

• Check the status of your flight before you leave for Edinburgh Airport – This can be on the Edinburgh airport website, or there are fab apps like Live traffic Info from the Highway Agency.

• If you miss your flight, or it is cancelled – Search for a new one with the super Skyscanner app.

• If your flight is delayed / cancelled – check with your airline for any food / hotel vouchers, and new flight bookings

Getting to the airport, Edinburgh Terminals & navigating around Edinburgh airport

• You will find all directions, airport maps, airport services and more travel information for Edinburgh Airport in our Getting to Edinburgh section

Edinburgh Security

• Security at airports has tightened significantly since the events that took place on 9/11. If you haven’t flown since then, or you’re a first time flyer, it is essential that you are aware of airport security procedures, so you can sail through, and not cause unnecessary delays for yourself and /or your family. We have dedicated a whole page to security at airports, offering dos and don’ts and general security tips.

Security assistance lanes

• Edinburgh Airport has introduced assistance lanes for those with reduced mobility, or who may be travelling with young children, to help get through security easily, and more conveniently. Be sure to look out for the assistance lane signs.

Body Scanners

• You may be required to be screened using body scanning equipment. These Body Scanners are there to provide you with an extra layer of security, and are completely safe to passengers.
• They have been accepted by the Government and introduced to, not only Edinburgh Airport, but most airports around the UK.
• Please see Edinburgh Airports full information of body scanners here – http://www.edinburghairport.com/prepare/airport-security/body-scanners

Passport control

• Passport Control is the first step for all passengers upon arriving at Edinburgh Airport, unless you have a connecting flight.
• You must get into the correct queues for either:
• European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), British nationals and Swiss nationals – (If you hold an EU, EEA or Swiss passport)
• Other nationalities – (Non EU/Non EEA passport holders)
• Please have your passport ready on the page that bears the photograph
• Please ensure that all Visa, and entry cards are filled out correctly
• You will be met at the passport desk by a UK Border Agency officer, who will need to be shown your passport, and any other supporting travel documents.
• Please remember that your passport must be within date, and must not expire during your visit.
• If you are on an international connecting flight, you will not need to clear passport control / customs
• If you are on an international to UK / IRE connecting flight, you will need to clear passport control / customs
• Please visit the UK Border Agency Website, for full details and more information on entry requirements.
• e-Passports
• Edinburgh has the facilities, within both the North & South Terminals, to accept the new chipped EU Passports. If you hold one of these chipped Passports, are 18 years old or over, you may use the e-passport gates where you simply scan your passport upon arrival.

Duty Free / Customs

Every passenger arriving in the UK has to clear Customs. Three general rules from Edinburgh Airport are;

• Never carry anything into the UK for somebody else
• Never bring prohibited goods into the UK. If in doubt, ask at the Customs information point.
• If you are unsure about your duty/tax free entitlement, go to the Customs information point.
• There are three different channels at customs;
• Red – For all passengers with goods to declare
• Green – If your journey began in a country outside the EU, and you have nothing to declare. Your hold baggage will / may have a white tag.
• Blue – If your journey started in an EU country, and you have nothing to declare. .
• For more information please visit the HM Revenue & Customs website.

Customs allowances

• Each country has different Duty Free Allowances. It is very important that you check what they are before flying, if you intend to bring back cigarettes, perfumes, alcohol and more – If you exceed the allowances outlined, customs officers have the right to confiscate items, without return or compensation, and you may even face a fine.
• There are many policies lay out by the airport, and your airline, but please be aware you do have your own rights as a traveller too. If you feel you have been violated in any way, visit the Civil Aviation Authority website who offer consumer protection information for the air passenger, whilst also offering full advice on your legal rights whilst flying.

Finally – Be nice to your airline staff at Edinburgh Airport.

It is very easy to get frustrated at the airline, cabin, security and counter staff at the airport if things go wrong like cancelled flights. Please remember that all these airport staff are doing their jobs, and are there to help you, and are people just like you. In stressful airport situations, try and be as understanding as possible – This will not only help things get resolved, but the staff will notice, and appreciate your manner, and be far more willing to help. So be nice!

There are numerous ways to get to Edinburgh Airport. We by far favour driving, and parking with Ace, as you will see from our Why Park at Edinburgh section. It’s the cheapest and most convenient for business travellers, the disabled, elderly, families and more. Please find below, all the info you need for getting to Edinburgh, as well as getting around when you arrive.

By Car and Motorbike

• Edinburgh Airport is about 8 miles west of Edinburgh city centre.
• The entrance is off the A8 Glasgow Road, between the Gogar and Newbridge roundabouts and it is close to the M8 and M9 motorways.
• If you’re travelling from Edinburgh, join the A8 from the city bypass and head towards Glasgow.
• If you’re coming from the north or west, join the A8 at the Newbridge roundabout and head towards Edinburgh, then follow signs for the airport.
• The postcode to use for satellite navigation systems is EH12 9DN.

By Train / Tram

• Trams offer a regular and reliable service linking the airport and the city centre.
• Interchange with rail stations Edinburgh Park and Haymarket, Murrayfield Stadium, Princes Street and more.
• They run approximately every 8-12 minutes and take about 35 minutes
• Fare: Adult single £5, adult return £8 (reductions for children)
• Tickets can be purchased from the ticket machines at the tram halt.
• Rail services operate regularly from the main train stations to a range of destinations, by a number of operators, including: Virgin and Scotrail
• If you live in Edinburgh, near to the rail station, are a single traveller with little luggage – train may work for you.
• If you have lots of luggage, or live out of the city centre, although well priced, it will be tricky to get to the station, and lugging bags and / or children on lots of transfers can often be stressful.

Getting to Edinburgh Airport by Coach / Bus

Buses to Edinburgh and other local destinations stop on the terminal forecourt, outside the main entrance.

There are five bus services currently serving the Airport and/or Edinburgh International Station:

• Airlink 100 (Waverly)
• N22 NIghtbus (via South Gyle to the city centre and on to Ocean Terminal in Leith)
• Service 35 ( to the city centre and on to Ocean Terminal, with stops including RBS World Headquarters, the Scottish Parliament and the Palace of Holyroodhouse)
• Jet 747 (Fife)
• CityLink Air (Glasgow)
• More info can be found at http://www.edinburghairport.com/transport-links/buses-and-coaches

National Express and Megabus, do not currently offer coach links to Edinburgh Airport.

Taking a Taxi To Edinburgh Airport

• A taxi from Edinburgh City Centre could cost around £25, with increased charges for all other further areas.
• For solo / business travellers, this could be an expensive option, especially if you in another town and need a return too.
• They may be convenient, and there will be an abundance of them waiting just outside arrivals for you; it’s whether you are able to pay a high price for that convenience.

Hotels near the airport

• There is a wide selection of places to rest your head near the airport including some within the terminal buildings. Some provide shuttle services, others requiring short travel by car.
• Visit Travelodge, Hilton or Edinburgh Airport Hotel’s websites for more details.

Terminals

Edinburgh Airport has just one terminal.

Terminal Services

Whether you’re arriving, departing, welcoming family or bidding farewell to friends, there are many services available before, and after, security at each Edinburgh terminal. From airport lounges to lost property, Wi-Fi, printing and VAT refunds, as well as many food and drink outlets, book shops, duty free savings, currency exchange, souvenirs & more. Edinburgh airport has everything you need to make you comfortable while you wait.

For further details, and specific shops within each terminal, use the store locater