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 West End Georgian |
6 Grosvenor Crescent Edinburgh EH12 5EP United Kingdom +44 131 225 7033 |
An intimate, family-run Georgian hotel, the Afton is very close to Haymarket Station and overlooks private gardens (to which guests have access). Set in the elegant surroundings of Grosvenor Crescent and with St Mary's Cathedral nearby, this is an ideal central base for those seeking respite from the tourist throng. Marvel at the grand staircase which is made bright and dramatic by the classical columns that surround it and natural light that streams in from above. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal for the corporate traveller |
90 Haymarket Terrace Edinburgh EH12 5LQ United Kingdom +44 131 474 3456 / ++1 800 780 5733 http://www.apexhotels.co.uk/e_... |
Conveniently located next to Haymarket Station and just around the corner from the Edinburgh International Conference Centre, this ultra-modern hotel is perfect for the corporate traveller. The Apex offers a host of amenities, from business facilities to the brasserie-style restaurant Tabu, which serves contemporary Scottish cuisine. The rooms are sparsely decorated in utilitarian style and pleasantly softened by elegant wall lighting. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family run |
09/10/07 Ardmillan Terrace Edinburgh EH11 2JW United Kingdom +44 131 337 9588 http://www.ukhotel.com/edinburgh |
Close to Haymarket Station and Harrison Park, this recently refurbished family-run hotel has warm and friendly staff with the convenience of being only a five-minute walk from the city centre. The rooms are bright, airy, modern-looking and provide en suite facilities including a phone and tea/coffee making equipment. The adjoining bar and restaurant are well worth a visit for the chef's contemporary British "specials". Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Converted church |
06/08/07 Douglas Gardens Edinburgh EH4 3DA United Kingdom +44 131 225 6209 http://www.hoppo.com/ |
A converted church with its original belltower, this superb hostel is to be found in the west end where it overlooks the Dean Village. A funky, cosy atmosphere prevails, despite the building's original purpose. There is a licensed residents' lounge, a pool table and darts board amongst the many entertainments and amenities on offer. In the summer, barbecues are held in the garden and a 24 hour reception welcomes late arrivals. For those seeking an alternative to dormitory sleeping, there are private rooms available. Overall, this is a well-maintained and certainly unique place to stay. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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West end exclusivity |
35 Drumsheugh Gardens (West End) Edinburgh EH3 7RN United Kingdom +44 131 226 6050 |
This renovated town house hotel is well known for its comfort and elegant style. Art deco furniture and splashes of colour contrast with the original Victorian architecture, giving the building a dynamic, modern edge. Many rooms contain new work by Scottish artists and rear rooms offer wonderful views across the Firth of Forth. The oak-panelled contemporary surroundings of The Bonham restaurant compliment the beautifully prepared European influenced dishes served. All this quality, allied with state-of-the-art technology in every room, has led to a "coolest hotel" award from Conde Nast Travellers. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian townhouse |
69 Bruntsfield Place Edinburgh EH10 4HH United Kingdom +44 131 229 1393 http://www.olstravel.com/hotel... |
The Bruntsfield is an elegant Victorian town house, located on a main thoroughfare toward the Tollcross area. Enjoy the magnificent views of Bruntsfield Links and arguably the oldest golf course in the world. Recent refurbishments have added modern comforts to the traditional charm of the place. Take a tipple or two in the warm and welcoming Cocktail Bar while trying your luck at a jovial or cerebral board game in front of an open fire. There is quality Scottish/European cuisine on the menu in the Potting Shed Restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Former station house |
Princes Street Edinburgh EH1 2AB United Kingdom +44 131 222 8888/ +1 800 445 8667 (Toll free) http://www.hilton.com |
Scottish culture and tradition couldn't be more apparent in this elegant former station house that dominates the west end of Princes Street. Inside the immaculate red stone building, service is impeccable and the decor exquisite. The old-fashioned class and luxury attract a steady stream of celebrities. La Pompadour restaurant serves excellent Scottish cuisine, enjoy a traditional Sunday roast at Chisholms,or sample Scottish whiskey at The Caley Bar. The hotel is within easy reach of all the city's attractions. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Angel Experts to The Chemical Brothers |
10 New Mart Road Edinburgh, Midlothian EH14 1RJ United Kingdom +44 0131 477 3500 / +44 0131 443 0404 http://www.ece.uk.com/ |
Rock concerts by international musicians, lectures by experts on angels, private parties, wedding seminars, salsa balls, fashion shows ...all have been hosted at this venue. If you just want to hang out, feel free to opt for a nightout with your buddies at the ten pin bowling centre here, or just spend your time playing snooker. Exhibitions and corporate events are also held at this venue. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Five-star luxury suites in the west end |
7 Rothesay Terrace Edinburgh EH3 7RY United Kingdom +44 131 226 3380 |
This is an exquisite and discreet Georgian mansion block on a leafy crescent in the heart of the residential west end. From the outside, you'd never guess it was a hotel (no prominent sign to indicate such) and in fact, it's much more like a series of serviced apartments, each differing in decor but alike in their opulence. The large bay window in the reception will give you a taste of the available views - over the Dean Village and the Water of Leith towards the majestic Holy Trinity church and Stockbridge beyond. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian Townhouse |
29 Eglinton Crescent Edinburgh EH12 5BY United Kingdom +44 131 377 2641 http://www.eglinton-hotel.co.uk/ |
This hotel offers tourists the essence of a 19th century Victorian townhouse. Built in 1880, by John Chesser, the structure still maintains most of its original features. Its twelve rooms are well furnished and have spacious bathrooms, color television, direct dial telephones, and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel is located within walking distance of all the city's main tourist attractions, and is only fifteen minutes away from the Edinburgh international airport. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Light and airy Victorian villa |
4 Hartington Place Bruntsfield Edinburgh EH10 4LE United Kingdom +44 131 229 1620 |
This Victorian villa is situated in the quietly exclusive Bruntsfield neighbourhood. The rooms are furnished in antique pine - some with such treats as four-poster beds and large windows which flood the already bright and airy rooms with sunlight. On a quiet circle off a main road with buses direct to Princes Street, you have the choice to shoot into town or enjoy the local theatre, cinema, pubs, restaurants and shops as well as the Bruntsfield Links Park with its mini-golf putting range. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Georgian splendour |
24 Eglinton Crescent Edinburgh EH12 5BY United Kingdom +44 131 337 1565 http://www.british-trust-hotel... |
This elegant hotel was originally a set of four Georgian town-houses. It is situated in the West End, close to the new conference centre and a short stroll from Haymarket Station. The bright rooms are spacious and decorated with replica antiques and traditional hotel furnishings. Savor the superb views out towards the hills and coastline. The excellent facilities include the Oak Room Bar, a bistro and a restaurant with a la carte menu. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good Accomodation, Great Location |
9 Hope Street Edinburgh EH2 4EL United Kingdom +44 131 247 7000 http://www.thehudsonhotel.co.uk/ |
Each room at The Hudson Hotel is elegantly designed keeping in mind the guests' comfort. Its strategic location makes it the tourists first choice. The friendly staff tend to the needs of every guest from the point of arrival till check out. There are a lot of fun activities to partake in off-site like sightseeing. The hotel also has an on-site bar, Hudson Bar and a cafe for those who enjoy better in-doors. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Warm Victorian ambience |
3 Rothesay Terrace Edinburgh EH3 7RY United Kingdom +44 131 225 5084 http://www.melvinhouse.co.uk/ |
This glamorous and historic Victorian establishment in the quiet West End has retained most of the original interior decor including ornate wooden panelling and marble fireplaces. It was built in 1883 for John Ritchie Findlay, founder of The Scotsman newspaper and has been recently refurbished. The elegant galleried library doubles as one of the four auspicious conference rooms. The grand dining room commands a fine view over the Dean Village. An intimate and comfortable bar has fine Chesterfield sofas to sink into. Each comfortable en suite bedroom faces either the rolling landscape of Fife or the splendour of Edinburgh Castle. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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