Edinburgh The Kings Manor Hotel is a family owned and run hotel in the eastern suburbs of Edinburgh. The hotel is convenient for the city centre and yet only 10 minutes walk from Portobello beach. |
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Edinburgh Formerly four Georgian private town houses, Greens has retained a flavour of its elegant past blended with the standards now expected in the best modern European hotels. |
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Edinburgh Just a few minutes walk from the West End of Edinburgh and it's famous sites, on a peaceful, leafy street, lies this four star boutique hotel. Whilst many of the original Victorian features have been maintained, the interior has been designed to create a contemporary feel of the highest quality. |
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Edinburgh Within the celebrated Georgian residential area of Edingburgh' s New Town, set amid magnificent architecture, there is another reason to celebrate.The completely refurbished Christopher North House Hotel exudes an air of grace that favours all who delight in the finer things in life. It is actually a historic house which was once the former home of Christopher North, also known as Professor John Wilson, celebrated poet, writer and moral philosopher who lived here from 1823 to 1854. John Wilson was born on 18 May 1785. His father, John, was a wealthy gauze manufacturer and his mother was descended from the Marquis of Montrose. Of the ten Wilson children, John was the fourth to be born and the first son. John Wilson' s own abilities as a naturalist were considerable. Wilson felt competent enough in natural history to review in Blackwood Magazin the works on ornithology by Audubon and by his fellow- townsman Alexander Wilson. In romance he suffered an early disappointment. The love of his youth was a girl named Margaret, whom he met whilst he was at Glasgow University. In 1825 he was in a position to consider moving his wife and family of growing children to a more commodius house than No. 20 Ann Street. On 2nd March of that year he wrote to Robert Findlay that he was building a house in Gloucester Place, a small street leading from the Circus into Lord Moray' s grounds. No. 6 Gloucester Place was the home of Wilson from the end of 1825. |
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Edinburgh For over 700 years DALHOUSIE CASTLE has nestled in SCOTLANDS beautiful countryside, providing warm Scottish hospitality. Major restoration has transformed this 13th Century Castle into a unique HOTEL & RESTAURANT, offering the luxury of modern day comforts whilst retaining elegant touches of the past. Just 7 miles from EDINBURGH city centre and 14 miles from EDINBURGH AIRPORT, Dalhousie Castle is the perfect venue for CONFERENCES, MEETINGS, BANQUETS AND WEDDINGS. |
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Edinburgh Edinburgh, laid out with Georgian precision and balance, is a city full of architectural treasures. 34 Great King Street, however, is as highly prized for its excellent service and facilities as it is for its classic looks. |
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Edinburgh Within the heart of Edinburgh's Georgian New Town, the Rothesay Hotel occupies a prominent position in a Victoiran terrace, built in the 1880's. The hotel comprises of three townhouses transformed into a traditional two star hotel offering 39 bedrooms over 4 floors. Located in a residential area, less than 5 minutes walk from Princes Street, Edinburgh city centre is on your doorstep. The hotel does not have a car park, the nearest being the National Car Park on Lothian Road. On street parking is free outside the hotel from 6.30pm on Saturdays until 8.30am on Monday, and from 6.30pm each evening until 8.30am each morning. Outside these times the meter charge is £1 per hour. |
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Edinburgh Originally built as a bank in 1923, then converted into a hotel and tastefully refurbished in 1998, the hotel's imposing façade remains an unquestionably impressive landmark on Edinburgh's Royal Mile. The entrance into the hotel is through Logie Bairds Bar, notably live and frequented by locals and visitors alike. The reception is located in the Bank Manager's office at the rear of the Bar where access to the hotel's bedrooms is hidden in the oaked panelled walls. The distinctive bedrooms are on the three floors above the bar in this 'A' listed building which has no lift and is, therefore, unsuitable for the elderly or infirm. |
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Edinburgh A recent acquisition to Festival Inns in 2001, the Park Hotel and Bar now features 19 stylish bedrooms between the main building and annex. Located in a residential area, on the main bus route and only 15 minutes walk from the centre of Edinburgh this is an ideal location whether visiting the city for business or pleasure. Overlooking the Bruntsfield Links there is a patio area to enjoy al fresco eating and drinking, alternatively meals are served until 7pm each day in the bar. |
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Edinburgh Tailors Hall Hotel is an ideal location whether staying for business or pleasure. Built in 1621 for the Guild of Tailors, renovated and transformed in 1998 and now offering 42 bedrooms, equivalent of a three star standard. Located in the Cowgate, which is an extension of the Grassmarket, Tailors Hall Hotel is only minutes walk from the Royal Mile. The hotel does not have a car park and therefore recommends the guests use the New Street Car Park on New Street just off the Royal Mile. Hotel guests are offered a discount. The entrance to the hotel and bar is through the cobbled courtyard. In the summer months you can enjoy our beer bar and, weather permitting, BBQ. We occasionally have themed events and outside disco which all guests are invited to join. The Three Sisters Pub is located next to the reception and is open daily from 9am until 1am featuring live DJ's 7 nights a week. Noise from the pub can affect bedrooms overlooking the courtyard. |
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Edinburgh This quiet town house hotel is perfectly situated in the very heart of Edinburgh's city centre, offering easy access to the airport and motorway networks. Waverley train station and St Andrews Square bus station are only 10 minutes walk from the hotel. |
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Edinburgh Built in the 1860's, the Royal Ettrick Hotel was originally the grand town house of a rich Edinburgh barrister. The house was converted into a hotel in the 1940's, and today it is one of Edinburgh's finest small hotels. Refurbished in 2001, this traditional Festival Inn offers quality accommodation, value for money and a very warm welcome. With 12 bedrooms of a three star standard, conservatory restaurant, beer garden, International Bar and Lounge Bar the Royal Ettrick Hotel strives to offer a home from home. |
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Edinburgh Right in the heart of Edinburgh, The Carlton Hotel is just a few minutes walk from Waverley train station and within easy access of famous monuments and historic attractions. Throughout history the hotel has been a department store, a hospital and was owned by the army during the War. Today Edinburgh is a thriving and fast moving city and a changing city needs a hotel that moves with the times. That's why Paramount Group of Hotels invested £8 million to radically transform this famous hotel from a landmark building to a landmark in comfort, quality, design and service. The refurbishment is now complete and the results are amazing. |
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Edinburgh There is unrestricted parking. All rooms have:-Colour TV. -Shower / toilet, Hairdryers. -Tea / coffee making facilities. -Direct dial telephones, Electric alarm clocks. -Iron / Ironing board available on request |
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Edinburgh Isabel and Greg Fernandez extend a warm welcome to you and invite you to enjoy a relaxing stay at the Lyncliff hotel. The Lyncliff is centrally situated only a leisurely 10 minutes stroll from Waverley Station and Princes Street, 6 minutes from the Bus Station, St. Andrews Square, York Place, and is conveniently located for all the many visitor attractions Edinburgh has to offer. |
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Edinburgh From the moment you arrive in Edinburgh, you will be awe-struck by its stunning skyline and magnificent architecture. With the Castle clinging to its rock high above the city, the sixteenth century buildings of the Royal Mile and the splendour of the Georgian New Town buildings, Edinburgh will enthral, delight and mesmerise, no matter when you visit. Whether your visit is for pleasure or business, the Acorn Lodge incorporates all the typical features of Edinburgh - friendliness, comfort and elegance. Built in 1760, this elegant Georgian reception has been extensively renovated and refurnished and offers our guests maximum comfort and value for money in the heart of the City. The Acorn Lodge is renowned for its high level of personal service, attention to detail, clean comfortable rooms and relaxed informal atmosphere. This unique environment continues to entice our guests to return time and time again to their "home from home." |
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Edinburgh Welcome to Glendale House where your comfort is our aim. Kim and Terry Doherty assure you of a warm Scottish welcome and an enjoyable stay at their well appointed bed and breakfast establishment. |
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Edinburgh The Merith House Hotel is situated approximately 1 mile from Princes Street. |
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Edinburgh The Ben Doran Guest House is located in central Edinburgh with excellent bus service to the city centre. The Ben Doran Guest House has its own private parking with views of renowned Edinburgh architecture and beautiful hillsides from every room. We treat our guests to the ultimate in Scottish hospitality. Allow us to make your stay in Edinburgh as pleasant and memorable as can be. |
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Edinburgh St Christophers Inns based in the centre of Edinburgh is in a fantastic location for travellers wanting to see it all in Scotland's vibrant capital city. Just a few hundred yards from the mainline station overlooking the famous and elegant Princes Street and a stones throw from Edinburgh Castle and nearby museums and art galleries, this hostel puts you right in the middle of everything that the city has to offer. You will love the bright, airy rooms and appreciate the friendly staff that knows all the great places to visit making your stay at St Christophers Edinburgh a really great experience. And after a hard days sight seeing, relax in the comfy chill out room overlooking the hubbub of shoppers and day-trippers on Princes St. and just watch the world go by. Youll need to recharge those batteries of yours for partying the night away either down in our own Belushis bar or in one of the many pubs and clubs which can be found nearby. |
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Edinburgh City centre hotel, within easy walking distance of the Castle, Holyrood Palace, Princes Street and the Royal Mile. Only minutes away from rail and coach stations. We are pleased to help with booking tickets and tours. Friendly service. |
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Edinburgh The Cairn Hotel is an ideal location for the business and leisure traveller alike, situated close to the city and public transport routes. Edinburgh has a rich cultural tradition, boasting a majestic castle which dominates the skyline, some excellent museums and galleries and a huge range of social activities on offer. The Lounge was designed for relaxing, with plush armchairs, sofas and coffee tables. The 51 bedrooms are all well equipped and have: en-suite facilities direct dial telephone colour television tea and coffee making facilities. London St. George's Barkston Gardens Manchester Gardens Hotel Newcastle Upon Tyne Cairn Hotel Comfort Inn Carlton Royal Station Hotel Edinburgh Royal British Hotel Aberdeen Station Hotel Carlisle County Hotel York Elmbank Hotel |
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Edinburgh The Kingsway is a privately owned, family-run, Edinburgh guest house, established 25 years ago - making it practically the first Edinburgh guest house accommodation establishment in the area. |
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Edinburgh The Hotel is renowned for its quality of hospitality and impeccable service. Ideally situated close to the city's fashionable West End, the Lodge Hotel has for many years been regarded as one of Edinburgh's finest town house Hotels. |
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Edinburgh Edinburgh is one of the most wonderful cities in the world to visit and you will be thrilled by its unique architecture and amazingly unspoilt skyline. With Edinburgh Castle clinging to its rock high above the city, over looking the 16th century buildings of the Royal Mile, and the splendour of the Georgian New town buildings, Edinburgh will enthral, delight and mesmerise, no matter what time of year you visit. The Maple Leaf benefits from free on-street parking and is only five minutes from the city centre, Playhouse Theatre and the site of the new Harvey Nichols Department Store. |
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Edinburgh Welcome to the Mardale Guest House. This fine example of a Victorian Villa is located in a peaceful residential cul-de-sac 1 mile south west of the City Centre which can be reached by frequent nearby buses, or by a leisurely walk through the Meadows to link up with the historic Royal Mile which passes down through the high tenements of the Old Town to the Royal Palace of Holyroodhouse overlooked by Arthurs Seat only minutes from the bustle of Princes Street near to the elegant New Town and impressive Museums and Art Galleries. Edinburgh is famous for the annual Edinburgh Festival every August, where dance, drama and musical events are performed at venues throughout the City along with the spectacular International Military Tattoo on th Castle Esplanade Edinburgh has become the political centre of Scotland since becoming the home of the Scottish Parliament ROOM DESCRIPTIONS - Double : each room has a double bed and private (not shared) non en-suite shower and toilet. Maximum 2 persons - Double En-Suite : each room has a double bed and en-suite shower and toilet. Maximum 2 persons |
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Edinburgh Family run, Murrayfield Park is a comfortable, yet friendly respite for the weary traveller or discerning visitor who wishes to sample the delights of the Capital without the fuss and noise of City Centre Accommodation. Situated on one of the main routes into Edinburgh City Centre Murrayfield Park Guest House offers the convenience of free parking with a regular reliable public transport service to carry you into the heart of the City. |
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Edinburgh The Thistle Court Hotel is a Victorian Mansion Townhouse circa 1850 and is a privately owned partnership between Mr. Bert D`Agostino and Mr. Nick Roberts, both well known and respected Hoteliers and Restaurateurs within the Edinburgh business community. Many of the original features of this fine Victorian house have been retained to respect its character. Cornices, soft furnishings and elegant fabrics have been tastefully incorporated to ensure a warm, friendly ambience. |
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Edinburgh The hotel is situated in the heart of the Victorian West End of Edinburgh, near to St. Mary's Cathedral and within easy walking distance of major transport stops including airport bus, train and local and national bus services. |
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Edinburgh Agenda Hotel Edinburgh is a stylish Restaurant, Bar and Hotel. Opened in the summer of 2001, Agenda Hotel Edinburgh offers all you need to rest, relax, refresh and revive. 28 spacious en suite bedrooms, a modern restaurant serving exciting, contemporary cuisine and the liveliest bar in the west of the city.Facilities Television Direct Dial Telephone Coffee/Tea Making Facilities BathroomToiletriesHairdryerDeskTrouser PressLaundry Service |
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