The best accommodations Edinburgh

Overlooking Edinburgh Castle and Waverley Station, The Scotsman is a 4-star hotel built in 1905. It has a sublime baroque architecture. The hotel once housed the offices of the national newspaper The Scotsman, hence the name. Luxurious in every detail, the hotel combines Scottish hospitality with the comforts of the most modern establishments (DVD player and Internet access in the rooms, health club and spa, etc.). The hotel offers 58 rooms and 14 suites, ranging in size from 34 to 80 square meters.

Set in a beautiful building built in 1819, the Apex Hotel in its interior decoration selected some elements of the time, visible in its restaurant and bar. An entire intellectual elite autrefois in this hotel, which included one of the city's most popular ballroom. Today, sophistication is always in place. A trend design redraws the room space, a sumptuous crystal chandelier orne the ceiling of Parrot's Bar and the refined furniture of the restaurant blends elegantly in the luxurious Georgian dining room. Enjoy a swimming pool, spa and fitness room with state-of-the-art equipment. Apex signs a unique alloy between historical heritage and contemporary life.

Balmoral is the quintessence of British chic in the heart of Edinburgh. The building is one of the most beautiful in the city. It was built in 1902 and has never ceased to be a hotel since. Inside, 188 double rooms, some of them communicating, offer all the brilliance expected of such an address. Huge bed, desk, armchairs, flat screen, bathroom with bathtub, everything is there, and more: a spa, a gym, a swimming pool, a sauna, two restaurants, a tea room and two bars, one of which offers more than 400 Scotch whiskies

In a very quiet street, residential district oblige, this lovely small hotel offers an admirable service, especially demanding on the cleanliness of the places. He has a big one except a lift, which prevents him from getting an extra star. But there is still extremely competitive value for money with other hotels of the same standard. Renovated, comfortable and well-equipped rooms. Spacious bathrooms, with branded toiletries. On the ground floor, a bar and restaurant where you can enjoy a rich breakfast. Nearby, several pleasant pubs such as the Leslies Bar, the Old Bell Inn or Dr Terrace and a very good restaurant, the Salisbury Arms. Maxx and Anette are small care and will make your stay in the Scottish capital more than pleasant by providing a multitude of good plans and starting with a map of the city goupillée by your host in person.

This small boutique hotel is beautifully situated between the botanical garden and the Water of Leith. Adrienne and Stephen, the couple at his head, know the neighborhood well and know about his good pubs and restaurants. Each of the ten rooms is different and one can choose a single, double, family or post-poster and a poster bed. In any event, all have their own bathroom and guests also have access to the hotel lounge lounge. Several wines, beers, spirits and single malts are kept there.

Sheltered from a dead end on Holyrood Road and close to the Royal Palace, this establishment rents out some 50 units (T1, T2 or T3) by night. The kitchens are modern, fully equipped and there is also a sitting area with television. The rooms, double or twin, are basic but large and offer storage space, cupboard and desk. Each has its own bathroom, which means two per apartment and one per studio. If prices go up a lot in the summer, this can be a very good option to spend some time in town in the off-season.

It is one of the flagship brands of Hostelling Scotland, the national association of youth hostels, which has hostels throughout the country. It places a lot of emphasis on comfort and families, unlike other addresses in the capital that focus mainly on partying. It can accommodate up to 271 people, in dormitories, but also in private rooms of various sizes. There's also a coffee bar on the ground floor. Every year in July and August, Hostelling Scotland opens a second establishment with single rooms and apartments.

Situated on a quiet street, this hotel enjoys a beautiful view of the Firth of Forth. Recent developments add to its Georgian era charm all the modern comforts expected. The rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi and the athletes can enjoy a gym. The restaurant is of quality. The hotel has 13 luxury suites, including the Glenlivet suite with its own patio and dining room.

The atmosphere is very cosy, especially that of the common room with fireplace.

This classic and contemporary hotel offers a breathtaking view of the park which is adjacent to the city centre.

9 comfortable rooms for this pleasant Bed & Breakfast in a beautiful Victorian house, neat decoration, private parking.

Located in the charming university district of System, this guest room is ideal for those who are looking for modern and careful decoration. The Italian origin of the owner explains in part the contemporary style and the very safe taste with which each room has been arranged. The breakfast menu changes every day. They include porridge and smoked salmon… vegetarians will also find their own account.

Especially famous for its fitness centre and spa, this luxury hotel also features an indoor swimming pool and another outdoor heated swimming pool at 35 ° C! The decor is a bit pompous, but the rooms are large and comfortable. Some enjoy an excellent view of the castle.

The large building 1800 houses 75 rooms and suites. Spacious and cossues, their style blends classicism with contemporary enzymes. Waxed parquet or cream colour carpet, high ceilings, mantling curtains zerbo windows, cozy bedding and bathroom signed by Villeroy & Boch. A living environment where comfort does not give in to aesthetics. Some of the rooms have superb views of the castle or the Gardens of Princes street and until the Forth of Firth. Luxury, quiet and enchanting at the Royal Mile!

Located in a beautiful West End building, the Rutland Hotel is an ideal base for musarder in the beautiful shopping areas of the district and New town. It is also close to the charming Dean Village and Princes Street gardens. The rooms are decorated in a trendy and glamorous style: comfortable benches, tapestries and dessus with floral motifs, mirrors and chandeliers bringing their baroque touch to the whole. A mix of styles that are cleverly balanced and resolutely contemporary.

The reception is very warm and you will be well placed in this Victorian house. Parking is at your disposal.

This famous chain of European hostels is essentially established in Britain. The édimbourgeoise is just as festive as others and seduced by its location just opposite the train station. The value for money is excellent, with a complimentary continental breakfast, and there are two public bars that depend on the hotel on the ground floor. The common spaces are not very large, but they are well arranged and there is always the world to meet to have a drink.

A-Haven impresses even before you push the door open: its wide corner facade is covered with ivy all the way to the roof. Inside, 14 rooms of various sizes offer all modern comforts, private bathrooms and some pleasant views. The staff is as helpful as they are attentive and there is a lounge and bar area for guests. At breakfast, it's a full Scottish breakfast that will satisfy you until afternoon tea! In low season, the hotel offers advantageous offers for a three night stay: consult the website.

The hotel enjoys an enviable location in the heart of Stockbridge. It is a 10-minute walk from the Royal Botanic Garden and 5 minutes from New Town. 17 rooms are housed in a listed Georgian building. The bathrooms designed by Philippe Starck make you want to extend your bath more than right to enjoy the comfort. As a resident, the Caledonian Hotel's fitness room, located on Princes Street, is open to you. Ideal to relax by taking a few swims in the large swimming pool or to treat yourself to a beauty treatment.

Yotel Edinburgh is the first of the international chain to set up in Europe. It offers the services and the quality of stay of a three or even four-star hotel, with the added bonus of a millennium spirit. Here, you don't stay in rooms, but in cabins. They are optimized to offer real comfort in a minimum of space. You will be looked after at the "Mission Control" (reception desk) with a more than friendly staff, but also with interactive terminals. During the day or in the evening, you can settle down in the Komyuniti space.