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 Great for business and leisure breaks |
Clermiston Road Edinburgh EH12 6UG United Kingdom +44 131 535 9988 http://www.bw-edinburghcapital... |
This is a modern, spaciously laid-out hotel with easy access to the city center. It's particularly suited to the business traveler as it offers a range of conferences and related facilities. But the leisure traveler is also well catered for with a fitness club (including a swimming pool) and nearby golf courses and local attractions like Edinburgh Castle and Edinburgh Zoo. Situated five miles from Edinburgh Airport and four miles from Haymarket Station, it's handy as a base for travel throughout Scotland. For a special occasion, luxury packages are available where your room is filled with flowers, chocolates and champagne. 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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Luxurious dwelling |
A823 Off the A9, near Muirtown at the Edinburgh PH3 1NF United Kingdom +44 (0)1764 66 2231 / +1 866 881 9525 (Toll Free) http://www.gleneagles.com/ |
Plan a trip to this five star hotel and Country Club located in a small Scottish town called Auchterarder. Visit places like the Ochil hills that are located to the north of this town or tee away at the on-site golf course. Learn shooting at the Gleneagles Shooting School and take your children to visit the falconry to learn more about the friendly creatures. Horse lovers can head to the Equestrian Centre. After all the activities, head for a massage—this hotel is known nationwide as a luxury spa hotel. At the end of the day, snuggle up in your cozy bed in the luxurious room. 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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Seventeenth century manor |
East Lothian Edinburgh EH36 5PL United Kingdom +44 18 7583 3696 http://www.johnstounburnhouse-... |
This enchanting manor house was built in 1625 and extended in the 18th and 19th centuries. Thanks to a recent refurbishment, it is more comfortable than ever. It is located 17 miles south of Edinburgh city center and 23 miles from Edinburgh Airport in picturesque East Lothian. Within the verdant grounds are pristine lawns, lush gardens and a golf practice fairway. After a stroll around the hotel environs, sit back in the wood-paneled lounge before a roaring fire. Each of the 20 bedrooms has an individual charm and great views. 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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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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Edinburgh Southside Caravan Park |
38 Mortonhall Gate Frogston Rd E Edinburgh EH16 6TJ United Kingdom +44 (0)131 664 1533 http://www.meadowhead.co.uk/mo... |
Mortonhall Caravan Park is superbly located being just 15 minutes away from the city of Edinburgh. The park is situated in over 200 acres of beautifully maintained estate land allowing privacy and the chance to explore. The park has a range of caravans for hire, as well as pitches for private tours and tents, and for the more adventurous, the chance to sleep in a wigwam! All modern facilities are available, including a well-stocked shop, laundry, modern games room and TV room. There is also a cosy restaurant and bar on site. Check the website for special offers. Hire caravans: £250 - £615 weekly; Touring caravans: £10 – 23 a night. Extra tariffs on application. - Julie Knight Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Scottish Victorian setting |
Ingliston Edinburgh EH28 8LX United Kingdom +44 131 333 1275 |
This attractive Victorian country house with period features is situated in over 50 acres of beautiful grounds on the outskirts of the city. It is one mile from Edinburgh Airport and six miles from the city centre. Spread over three floors, the rooms are decorated in a cosy style with some featuring little extras like dressing gowns. With large suites and conference facilities available, all surrounded by lush pastures, it's a popular venue for weddings and special occasion events. There is modern, fine dining available in the Conservatory restaurant. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Leisurely days |
Old Station Road Edinburgh KY16 9SP United Kingdom +44 (0)1334 47 4371 http://www.oldcoursehotel.co.uk |
Make your way to this luxury hotel complete with spa and golf courses to get the ultimate holiday experience. Apart from being world renowned as a golf destination, St. Andrews is also known as a university town. So you can do all the sight-seeing or rejuvenate yourself at the Kohler Water Spa. Get your mind far away from work by engrossing yourself in the various on-site activates. Take your pick from the various rooms, one different from the other and get set for a memorable vacation. 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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Popular choice for high-flyers |
111 Glasgow Road Edinburgh EH12 8NF United Kingdom +44 131 334 9191 http://www.swallowhotels.com/ |
This comfortable, large and popular hotel was built in 1973. Located about a mile from the airport and four miles from the city center, it is great for visitors who prefer to stay outside the hustle and bustle of central Edinburgh. The Leisure Club (which is free to all residents) is particularly well equipped and includes a spa bath and sauna facilities. Their carvery-style restaurant offers a range of options including speciality dishes, using the finest of local ingredients. The Club, Cocktail and Lobby Bars serve snacks and lighter options. Review © 2007, Wcities |