Name: Kaim Park
Address: Edinburgh Road Bathgate,Edinburgh Road, Bathgate, Bathgate, Bathgate, EH48 1EP, United Kingdom
Rating: 5

24-hour reception

Smoke-free property

Heating

Express check-in/check-out

Garden

Terrace

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Bridal suite

Non-smoking rooms

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Interconnecting rooms available

Hairdryer

Flat-screen TV

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Iron and board

Safe-deposit box

Wake-up service

Telephone

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Bottled water (at extra charge)

Kettle

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Internet

English

Polish

Languages Spoken

Sun Deck

Recreation

Parking

Event facilities

Fax and copy machine

Business

Children's playground

Kids

Pets Not Allowed

Pets

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St Michael’s Church

Regal Community Theatre

Edinburgh Airport

Edinburgh Zoo

Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art

Royal Botanic Garden

Edinburgh Castle

Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre

Camera Obscura and World of Illusions

Princes Street Gardens

National Gallery of Scotland

Royal Scottish Academy Art Gallery

Museum on the Mound

Scott Monument

National Museum of Scotland

St. Giles' Cathedral

Edinburgh Dungeon

Calton Hill

Our Dynamic Earth

Palace of Holyroodhouse

Arthur's Seat

Royal Yacht Britannia

Holyrood Park

Celtic Park

Glasgow Necropolis

Glasgow Cathedral

St Mungo's Museum of Religious Life and Art

People's Palace and Winter Gardens

Glasgow Green

George Square

Gallery of Modern Art

Buchanan Galleries

Royal Concert Hall

Pavilion Theatre

Lighthouse

Centre for Contemporary Art

Botanic Gardens

Hunterian Museum

Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum

Glasgow Science Centre

Tall Ship at Glasgow Harbour

Glasgow International Airport

Kaim Park

Bathgate

I was booked into this hotel for one reason it was a lot cheaper than any other hotel in the area. You get what you pay for. The hotel is nice in reception and the breakfast is excellent (included in the price). The rooms are where the hotel falls down - they are old and shabby. The shower and bathroom also needs refurbishing as very difficult to use. The bed is comfortable and we did get a good nights sleep despite being over the bar (on what sounded like a gig night or karaoke). Avoid room 7 if said gig/karaoke night. The personnel were excellent and very helpful.

Ok for a night’s sleep.. nothing more

I visited this hotel and was pleasantly greeted on arrival, the room was of good standard but i was surprised by the lack of a restaurant for my evening meal. The breakfast was a OK but a bit limited as i do not have cooked breakfast, which looked good. I walked into Bathgate for my evening meal,  I ate at the Heritage Indian restaurant, well worth the long walk, I might consider driving if I stay there again. I would consider staying here again when next in the area as good value.

Good value - no restaurant

I had the misfortune of spending two abysmal weeks at this 'hotel'.

Upon arrival I was greeted by a sign telling me to look in the bar if nobody was at reception.... great start. Eventually I find a woman pulling pints for the drunk locals. She ushered me back to reception and promptly sent me to my room with my key - the keyring was snapped/bitten in half. Straight away I was expecting the worst....

Upon entering my extremely small room I was slapped in the face by a warm/damp stench. Upon further inspection, it was obvious the room had not seen fresh air in a long time. This was reinforced by several moths hiding behind the curtains/peeling wallpaper.

Commodities such as a hairdryer and a 18'' colour tv were provided free of charge - it even had a remote!

The rest of the room was extremely dated - the furniture/fittings would look perfectly at home on the antiques roadshow! The place was thick with dust.

The bathroom was a disgrace - the showers were mouldy and when you switched the shower on, warm/pungent air from the sewers filled the room. Be sure to pack a couple of pegs if you decide to stay here.

When I tried to get some sleep, I noticed the bed linen had holes in it. On several occasions there was loud lager louts shouting/partying until 1am. If you are planning on working the next day - good luck!

As I lay awake on my first night I gazed to the ceiling above.... and noticed a sock over the smoke detector. I assume the previous occupier needed some 'wacky backy' to get some sleep.... 

Not to worry, the free breakfast will refuel your batteries ready for the day ahead.... think again! Avoid - but if you do attempt to find something edible, be prepared to be treated as an inconvenience at all possible times.

Overall the place was a complete shambles in every aspect possible. I've stayed in many hotels and I have never seen such disregard shown towards their guests.

Avoid.

Avoid at all costs

On arrival I waited a long time before another guest alerted Staff that I requested Check In. The Staff looked demoralised, standing around drinking Red Bull. Guest request were met with huffs & sighs, sometimes a roll of eyes. The Double room was so small once I put my small case on the floor there was nowhere else to go. The bathroom door had to be shut to find space in there, otherwise you couldn’t sit on the toilet. Whole room was run down, and I constantly washed my hands as my nails were often grey due to the furniture. Breakfast was a shambles; fellow guests and I were made to feel like an inconvenience if you asked for a request. I asked for iced water to be told it wasn’t something served, the continental was the cheapest of cereal, full of sugar and my request for porridge was declined. The full English looked awful so I asked for a vegetarian option to be served two fried eggs and a plum tomato. 
Towels were clean; that’s the only positive I can write

Old, Tired & unclean

Was booked in here by family; wasn’t my choice but unfortunately I did have to pay the outrageous asking price of £80. Hotel is old and shabby. Toilet didn’t flush properly, windows didn’t lock properly, and there’s no wifi. There is no food or drinks on site (apparently that stopped 18 months ago). Place seems to be in the last slide towards being sold off for apartments. This place might have been good 30+ yers ago. Avoid. 

Should be bulldozed

It's rare for us to be disappointed with a hotel on Tripadvisor. The problem is that the description doesn't match the reality. There's no restaurant anymore. We spent seven nights there and saw the manager only when we arrived, at the payment. The fact that you have to work out to find food at 8pm seemed to be fun. The park is very small. The building is poorly maintained and the staff seems absent, we had to beg for a shower.

Disappointment

We stayed at this hotel for one night during our tour of Scotland. The room was completely sufficient for our purposes. The breakfast was very good. If we were to travel to Scotland again, we would be happy to come back.

A good hotel for a night

Sure, we had good food. Quality and quantity. For the hotel, it was totally different. We were a group of 34 people, and no one had a proper room. Our room was (like most) dirty and smelly. The bathroom, we were banging in the sink, the sheets were questionable.

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