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 Georgian grandeur |
7 Danube Street Edinburgh EH4 1NN United Kingdom +44 131 332 2755 |
Built in the 1800s, this is a beautiful and tastefully decorated hotel full of antique furniture and period features. The owners not only run this magnificent Georgian house hotel but also live in it, so they give a genuinely warm welcome to visitors. There's a comfortable drawing room and all residents have access to the private garden. Everything about Danube Street shouts quality and elegance -and the breakfasts are something special too. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historically charming Georgian B&B |
9B Scotland Street Edinburgh EH3 6PP United Kingdom +44 131 556 5080 |
This charming Georgian B&B is set on a quiet, cobbled street just around the corner from the trendy Broughton area. The slanting doorways, stone staircase and interior touches lend a country farmhouse ambiance. Each bedroom has its own character with the addition of antiques and photographs taken by the landlady Cassie. Enjoy a full Scottish breakfast around the large old kitchen table, prepared at the Aga by the proprietor Archie. There is always the option of enjoying some fresh air in the enclosed garden. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Family run Georgian guest house |
26 Pilrig Street Leith Edinburgh EH6 5AJ United Kingdom +44 131 555 1557 http://www.acornlodge.co.uk/ |
Located on the quiet Pilrig Street at the top end of colourful Leith, this B&B is a comfortable choice away from the bustling city centre. Opportunities to relax, stroll or play are to be found in the green fields of Pilrig Park opposite. Although built in 1760, this Georgian home has been recently spruced up. The modern rooms are decorated in light hues with the occasional antique. It's a family-run establishment and the proprietors are friendly, personable and provide various breakfast options, including vegetarian. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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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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Victorian villa |
23 Mayfield Gardens Edinburgh EH9 2BX United Kingdom +44 131 667 5806 |
This beautiful Victorian villa with simple, elegant decor is a sumptuous treat for those not needing to be directly in the city centre. The new owners have retained and enhanced this fine building with bright decoration and excellent facilities. Aptly chosen furnishings complement the existing features, like the ornate balustrade and the floral stained glass windows. The airy and well-lit rooms are spacious and dotted with antiques, such as four poster beds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historical town house |
11 Mayfield Gardens Edinburgh EH9 2AX United Kingdom +44 131 667 8488 http://www.bendoran.com/ |
A little way out from the city centre, this elegant Georgian town house is a good place to stay for those driving in from the southern A702. There's a convenient car park and a great bus service which will take you right into the centre and to the renowned Princes Street. The bright rooms are decorated with light, crisp colours and antique furnishings. Breakfast is taken in the period-style dining room. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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City centre location |
10/18/07 Windsor Street Edinburgh EH7 5JR United Kingdom +44 131 557 0175 http://www.cairnhotelgroup.com |
Set on a wee street just below the lush Royal Terrace Gardens and Calton Hill, this quiet hotel is convenient for those planning to visit the Playhouse Theater. Within a few minutes further walking distance is the east end of Princes Street. Beyond the familiar Georgian portico entrance, the interior is dominated by floral motifs and a traditional Scottish hotel ambiance. There is a restaurant/bar which serves wholesome British dishes. Recline in one of the leather chairs in the Windsor Lounge and enjoy a malt whiskey. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal economical alternative |
20 Canonmills Edinburgh EH3 5LH United Kingdom +44 131 474 7000 http://www.canoncourt.co.uk |
Located on the edge of the historic New Town, Canon Court Apartments are only a short walk from Edinburgh Castle. In fact, all the main attractions, including shopping in Princes Street, are close at hand. With a variety of apartments here, including both one and two bedrooms, this kind of accommodation provides an ideal and very economical alternative for stays of any length in Edinburgh. Spacious and comfortably furnished, the apartments are available on a daily, weekly or longer basis. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Old Town Apartments |
Charlotte Square Edinburgh EH2 4HR United Kingdom +44 131 240 0080 http://www.scottishapartment.com |
The Charlotte Square Apartments are a home when away from home and provide a luxurious and comfortable space. Located in beautiful Georgian buildings in one of the most stylish Squares in Edinburgh, the apartments have either two or three bedrooms, on-street parking, fitted kitchen, and spacious lounge with plasma TV and DVD player. Edinburgh's top shopping street and business district are just around the corner, with the city's sights and attractions a short walk away. An ideal base for exploring and working in Edinburgh, these apartments are close to rail links and main bus routes. Reception is open 8:30a-10p. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxurious west end residence |
6 Gloucester Place Edinburgh EH3 6EF United Kingdom +44 131 225 2720 http://www.christophernorth.co... |
This self-styled boutique hotel is situated near the West End and promises a luxurious stay for guests. It was the 19th century home of Christopher North, aka Professor John Wilson, the flamboyant writer, poet and moral philosopher. The building is an elegant Georgian structure with a gorgeously restored period entrance. The modern, renovated rooms are spacious and decorated with minimalist contemporary furnishings and lighting systems - a refreshing change to the generic decor of most hotels. Take up a complimentary pass to the nearby Caledonian Hotel health club before enjoying a full Scottish breakfast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Seaside haven |
Marine Drive Edinburgh EH4 5EP United Kingdom +44 131 336 1700 http://pts.placestostay.com/ |
This hotel is worth checking out for its seclusion and for its splendid location by Cramond Beach and Cramond Island, which you can visit during low tide. Four miles from the city centre, it's a fifteen minute bus ride into town. Bedroom accommodation is on three floors and the decoration is simple and contemporary. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Georgian ambience |
42 Frederick Street Edinburgh EH2 1EX United Kingdom +44 131 226 1999 |
This recently converted Georgian building (c.1825) was re-opened in 1998 and has many of its original elegant features. The hotel has a traditional Scottish ambience - upright armchairs and varnished dark-wood furniture sit in rooms adorned with flowery curtains and patterned wallpaper. For visitors using Waverley Station and burdened with luggage the hotel is a mere 800 yards stroll or dash away. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Conveniently Located City Centre Apartments |
101 Lauriston Place Edinburgh EH3 9JB United Kingdom +44 (0)131 228 4043 http://www.edinburgh-apartment... |
Situated only 10 minutes from Princes Street, and within walking distance of the castle, Glen House two- to four-star apartments are found in a quiet street, close to buses and restaurants. There are four apartments available, sleeping between two and five people and all are bright, clean and modern with well-equipped kitchens. Linen and towels are included in the price, and other facilities, including housekeeping, are provided on request. Long-term lets of up to six months can be arranged and arrival days are flexible. A perfect choice for travellers who want a peaceful location with easy access to the attractions of the city. - Julie Knight Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Globetrotter Inn Edinburgh |
46 Marine Drive City of Edinburgh EH4 5EP United Kingdom +44 131 336 1030 http://www.globetrotterinns.com/ |
This inn is located on the scenic south side of the Firth of Forth. Neat and effortless interiors with a balmy feel relax you completely. In recent times, almost all backpackers have been on the Globetrotter's trail once they land in Edinburgh. Internet access is available, and so is a good bar to down that old ale in the evenings. Bunk and berth rooms are on offer, starting at £15 per person per night in a bunk room for 6 to 8 guests. Very affordable, eh! And yes, you are greeted with a free drink when you check in! 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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Behind Calton Hill |
9 Royal Terrace Edinburgh EH7 5AB United Kingdom +44 131 557 0022 |
Built in 1820 this Georgian building was designed by renowned architect William Playfair. Originally the family town house of a wealthy merchant, it's set in a prime and peaceful location just behind Calton Hill. Recent refurbishment has not tainted its elegance and many original features remain intact including the wonderful staircase. There are views of the Royal Terrace Gardens and further out toward the Firth of Forth from many of the bedrooms. Enjoy the serenity of the private gardens to the rear or explore the myriad of attractions beyond this tree-lined terrace residence. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Modern & Convenient Accommodations |
6 Hunter Square off Royal Mile Edinburgh EH1 1QW United Kingdom +44 131 240 7000 http://www.ibishotel.com |
Nestled right in the middle of the Old Town, just off the Royal Mile, this hotel is ideal for the history-hungry tourist. The well-equipped rooms and open-plan foyer lounge are furnished in contemporary style with a nod to minimalism. In the evening you could try out one of the fascinating and chilling Mercat Tours, where you can explore the city's spooky past. Fortify yourself for the day ahead at the "all-you-can-eat" breakfast buffet. 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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Peace and quiet |
5 Inverleith Terrace Edinburgh EH3 5NS United Kingdom +44 (0)131 556 2745 http://www.inverleithhotel.co.uk/ |
Looking for a relaxed holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Check into this charming little residence, sporting 10 well-furnished rooms with basic amenities, and excellent services. Comfort takes precedence over luxury here, and guests have offered glowing recommendations of the place. Partake of a healthy, wholesome Scottish breakfast with vegetarian options. Each room is done up in an individual style, with warm colors and soft, comfy furniture. Except for planning minor events, this dwelling does not really cater to business requirements. Even though this hotel is a few minutes away from the city center, once inside, guests step into a world of serene charm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Kildonan Lodge Hotel |
27 Craigmillar Park City of Edinburgh EH16 5PE United Kingdom +44 131 667 2793 http://www.kildonanlodgehotel.... |
Not too far from the lovely Blackford Hill park and loch, this immaculately restored Victorian home is a real treat for those not needing to be in the city centre. The rooms are decorated in a classy contemporary fashion with period twists. Bold colour combinations offset by antique replica furniture, such as canopied four poster beds, really set this place apart from the run-of-the-mill flowered chintz. In this elegant historical setting you'll find all modern conveniences, a car park, the Honesty bar in the lounge and great garden views from well-lit rooms. For those seeking the height of luxury, there is a room with a jacuzzi en suite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Secluded fairy-tale site |
Craigend Park Edinburgh EH16 5XX United Kingdom +44 131 664 9694 |
Kingston House occupies a fairy-tale site with turrets and clusters of attic windows, secreted in self-contained gardens near the Liberton golf course. It's some way into town (about three miles to Princes Street) but worth it perhaps, for the uniqueness of the building alone. The interior of this Category A listed Victorian mansion has retained much of its period grandeur. There is an imposing staircase and a handsome varnished wood reception area. Each room has an individual charm and excellent facilities. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Not Just Another Hotel |
16 George Street Edinburgh EH2 2PF United Kingdom +44 131 270 3900 http://www.lemondehotel.co.uk/ |
Le Monde is a refreshing change from several other hotels for it has found more ways to keep its guests happy and satisfied. Winner of the Scottish Hotel Design Award 2006—Le Monde has a vibrant theme in all of its 18 rooms. It's a favorite among tourists because of its location in Edinburgh—the fun capital of Scotland. Le Monde has 3 bars, Milan, Vienna and Paris; the nightclubShanghai is located in the basement. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peaceful 4-Star Apartments |
45 Eskbank Rd Dalkeith Edinburgh EH22 3BH United Kingdom +44 (0)131 663 3291 http://www.edinburghapts.co.uk/ |
These self-catering apartments are situated two miles from Edinburgh City centre, and are conveniently close to bus routes. There are four apartments to choose from, sleeping between two and six people in comfortable and peaceful surroundings. The apartments are furnished to a high standard, with modern kitchens and showers and views across Morningside Park. Prices include parking, all linen (except towels) and a welcome tray. Short breaks can be arranged on request and special rates apply during the festival period. These apartments are perfect for family breaks, and the website gives useful details of car hire rates. - Julie Knight Review © 2007, Wcities |
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New Town |
53-59 York Place Edinburgh EH1 3JD United Kingdom +44 131 556 2345 http://www.osbourne-hotel.acti... |
Located towards the east end of the New Town, opposite St Paul & St George's Church, the Osbourne occupies a Georgian block that incorporates the Shelbourne Lounge Bar. There's a cozy, Victorian atmosphere inside and staff are very welcoming. Choose from one of three types of pleasantly presented rooms: a simple room with basin, a larger one with en suite bathroom or a spacious "superior" with an enticing four poster bed. A lift is available to all four floors. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Pilrig House Apartments |
30 Pilrig House Close City of Edinburgh EH6 5RF United Kingdom +44 (0)131 554 4794 http://www.pilrighouseapartmen... |
Situated in a peaceful area of Leith, just a 15-minute stroll from Princes Street, this luxurious apartment offers short- and long-term self-catering accommodation for up to three people. The apartment is steeped in history and was visited by Robert Louise Stevenson and owned for hundreds of years by the Balfour family. The apartment is in a converted two bedroom town house with on site parking. From the Regency garden there are stunning views as far as Arthur's seat. Included in the rates are all linen, towels, games, light refreshments and a visitor's welcome pack. Romantic and honeymoon breaks are also offered. - Julie Knight Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Top class hotel beside the zoo |
Corstorphine Road Edinburgh EH12 6UA United Kingdom +44 131 334 0390 |
This austere-looking modern hotel built in 1973 is situated close to Edinburgh Zoo. Indeed, there are many family orientated attractions in the vicinity including Deep Sea World and The Museum of Childhood. Most of Edinburgh's major crowd-pullers are within reasonable reach. The rooms are decked out in contemporary style with good en suite facilities. The recently added extension boasts a training and conference center. Pamper yourself in the Spirit Health Club which features an indoor pool, gym, spa and sauna. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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High flying comfort |
Ingliston Edinburgh EH28 8AU United Kingdom +44 870 742 9766 http://www.qualityhoteledinbur... |
Located just outside the city, next to Edinburgh Airport, this handsome Tudor-style structure is hugely convenient for air travelers. This well-equipped hotel stands on the site of The Royal Highland Lodge and was opened by Princess Anne in 1998. It is set in parkland with fine views of the Forth. The rooms are immaculate and traditionally furnished with modern touches. Amongst the excellent facilities there is a contemporary restaurant and bar as well as a leisure club and sauna. There are several rooms especially fitted for the disabled. A courtesy bus shuttles visitors to their flights. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Great views of Salisbury Crags |
64 Dalkeith Road Edinburgh EH16 5AE United Kingdom +44 131 667 1133 |
This completely refurbished boutique Georgian townhouse hotel provides luxurious and contemporary accommodation combined with the traditional period features of the building. All rooms feature flatscreen tv, wi-fi and iPod docking station, suede-upholstered beds and wetroom showers together with tea, hot chocolate & coffee making facilities. A variety of rooms are available to suit business and tourist alike with single, double, twin and superior rooms, many garden facing and 2 luxurious 4-poster suites also available. Gabbro Bistro provides quality Scottish cuisine with a French twist with a reputation for high quality food made from fresh local produce. Enjoy the beautiful walled gardens and there is a secure and safe children's play area included. Private off-street parking, adjacent to main bus route and a short walk from the Royal Mile and Holyrood Park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Traditional townhouse accommodation |
12 East Claremont Street Edinburgh EH7 4JP United Kingdom +44 131 557 9030 |
This Georgian establishment is set on a residential street, within 10 minutes walking distance of Princes Street. There is plenty of space for parking which leaves you free to wander the short distance to the city centre, the lush Royal Botanic Garden or to check out the trendy Broughton area with its bars and restaurants. This B&B's large windows and flowery decor lend it a warm and welcoming feel. The mixture of dark wood and soft burgundy tones make the dining room a comfortable place to chat over breakfast. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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