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Just 5 minutes from the Edinburgh city centre, James Thomson's Prestonfield House is Edinburgh's most exclusive luxury hotel, offering the privacy and seclusion of a country estate right in the heart of Edinburgh. Its ideal location right next to Arthur's Seat and its vast gardens transport guests back in time and make them feel like royalty. Each room is uniquely decorated with antique furniture and fully equipped with all the necessary amenities. Enjoy the luxurious experience Prestonfield House offers you.
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Prestonfield House is a stunning and luxurious hotel located in a beautiful historic building close to Edinburgh City Center. Guests rave about the amazing location, which is both peaceful and accessible. The breakfast is a must-try with a fabulous selection of great food and excellent staff who remember dietary requirements. The dinner is also exceptional with first-class food and a brilliant wine selection. The sumptuous rooms are well dressed and immaculately clean, providing guests with a lovely stay. The staff is faultless, outstanding and couldn't do enough to help, making the stay special and unforgettable. The hotel is perfect for special celebrations and unforgettable experiences with luxury, peace and exceptional service. It's the epitome of luxury, comparable to 6 or 7-star hotels and perfect for a restful and luxurious honeymoon or a peaceful and relaxing getaway. The beautiful hotel is also perfect for any romantic stay with atmospheric furniture and lighting that make for a very relaxing stay. Overall, Prestonfield House is an exceptional and sensational five-star hotel that is definitely worth a visit.
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Located in Portobello, in close proximity to the beach, Best Western Kings Manor is a hotel ideal for all kinds of travellers who seek a relaxing retreat in Edinburgh, away from the hustle and bustle of its centre. The hotel features 95 comfortable and well-appointed rooms where smoking is strictly prohibited, as well as some Club Rooms for those guests who want a little extra luxury and comfort. Guests can also enjoy the spa facilities offered at the hotel, as well as the excellent restaurant and explore the magical city of Edinburgh at their own leisure.
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The Best Western Kings Manor hotel is a great choice for those looking for a comfortable and clean stay in a convenient location for exploring Edinburgh and the surrounding area. Guests can enjoy a good breakfast and evening meals at the hotel's restaurant with the spa and leisure facilities receiving high praise. The staff are exceptional, providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere for guests and the hotel is also dog-friendly. Families will find suitable accommodation options and the hotel is a great base for a family break. The beds are comfortable and clean, although some guests found them to be a bit hard or small. Overall, the Best Western Kings Manor is a solid choice for a pleasant stay in Edinburgh.
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The Roseate Edinburgh comprises two Victorian era townhouses, The Dunstane House and The Hampton House, which are located right opposite from one another. Both houses offer luxurious and boutique-style accommodation, with 35 rooms and suites overall, each one featuring a distinct and very elegant decoration. Guests can also indulge in scrumptious Scottish cuisine and local products, as well as the very best vintage Scottish whiskey at the hotel's restaurant and bar and discover a lavish side of Edinburgh that will remain engraved in their memories for a long time to come.
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The Roseate Edinburgh is a superb boutique hotel that provides a luxurious and exceptional experience for its guests. Despite some minor concerns about the size of some rooms and the cost of parking, the hotel receives overwhelmingly positive reviews for its location, attentive and friendly staff, delicious breakfast and exceptional dinner menu, clean and well-appointed rooms and comfortable beds. The hotel's charm and elegance contribute to a comfortable and enjoyable stay with its stylish décor and antique furnishings adding to its luxurious appeal. Although priced as a 5-star hotel, some guests found it less than 5 stars in a few specific areas. However, the hotel's location, tranquil setting, delicious food and attentive service make it a top choice for anyone looking for an unforgettable trip to Edinburgh.
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Operating as a hotel since 1881, Principal Edinburgh George Street is one of the most lavish hotels in the Scottish capital. The hotel's rooms and suites are not only luxurious and comfortable, but they also reflect the rich Scottish heritage through their colour palette and decorations, becoming an ode to this beautiful country. Guests may also indulge in the unique and gourmet tastes of the hotel's famous restaurant, The Printing Press, or drink a delicious cup of coffee in the company of a good book in the hotel's renowned coffee shop. Whatever they choose, it is certain that this hotel will leave a lasting impression and make everyone's stay in Edinburgh unforgettable.
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InterContinental Edinburgh The George by IHG is a luxurious 5-star hotel located in the heart of Edinburgh, making it an ideal location for tourists and business travelers alike. The hotel offers high-end accommodations that are tastefully decorated and very relaxed with spacious and clean rooms that are well-maintained. Guests have praised the hotel's cleanliness and housekeeping, as well as the exceptional and attentive staff who provide excellent customer service. The hotel's breakfast buffet offers an extensive and delicious selection of hot and cold options, although some guests have noted the lack of vegetarian and gluten-free options. The hotel's central location is perfect for accessing all the main tourist points on foot and is near many key attractions such as Holyrood Palace, Rose Street bars and the St James Quarter shops. Overall, guests have described the hotel as exceptional, superb and truly special, making it a first-class destination for travelers seeking a luxurious stay in Edinburgh.
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The The Caledonian Edinburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton is a luxurious and historic hotel with an unbeatable location in the heart of Edinburgh. Guests rave about the excellent breakfast options and exceptional staff who go above and beyond to make their stay special. The rooms are generally clean and comfortable, although some may be small or outdated. The spa facilities are fantastic, but some guests were disappointed by closures or maintenance issues. The hotel offers good parking facilities, but some guests noted the lack of assistance with luggage transport. Overall, the The Caledonian Edinburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton is a true 5-star hotel that provides an unforgettable experience within a beautiful and historic setting.
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The Haymarket Hotel offers a delightful stay in a prime Edinburgh location, ideal for both leisure and business travelers. Guests frequently praise its excellent proximity to transportation hubs, including Haymarket train and tram stations, making it easy to explore the city center and major attractions like Princes Street, the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle. The surrounding area is safe and charming, featuring Victorian architecture and a plethora of dining options, pubs and cafes.
Breakfast at the hotel receives widespread acclaim. Guests appreciate the variety of options, particularly the full Scottish breakfast and the made-to-order hot dishes, although some suggest improvements in menu diversity and pricing. Despite occasional slow service during peak times, the overall breakfast experience, enhanced by the pleasant decor and excellent staff, is considered a strong point.
While the hotel does not serve dinner, its central location compensates with numerous nearby restaurants and cafes. The staff stands out for their exceptional friendliness and helpfulness, often providing guests with local dining recommendations and other useful information. The on-site Logan's bar is a cozy spot to unwind, especially favored for watching sports.
Reviews of the rooms are mixed but generally positive. Guests appreciate the spacious, clean and well-decorated rooms with modern amenities. The period charm of the Victorian architecture adds to the allure. Some concerns include smaller-than-expected room sizes, occasional stuffiness and issues with outdated furnishings. Nonetheless, the staff's responsiveness and the hotel’s character enhance the overall stay.
Cleanliness is a notable highlight with guests frequently commenting on the spotless rooms and well-maintained facilities. Minor lapses in cleaning details are mentioned but do not significantly impact the overall positive perception. The hotel's WiFi receives mixed feedback with some experiencing good connectivity while others report significant issues, particularly in certain areas of the hotel.
Families find The Haymarket Hotel particularly welcoming, offering spacious rooms and amenities tailored to their needs, such as fridges and facilities for warming food. The staff's helpfulness and the convenient location further enhance the family-friendly atmosphere.
For those interested in nightlife, the hotel's location is ideal, offering easy access to various pubs, restaurants and cafes. Despite its proximity to bustling areas, the hotel provides a peaceful retreat, though minor noise disruptions from late-night returnees are noted.
The comfort of the beds is generally praised with many guests finding them very comfortable, though some report firmness and noise issues. The hotel's three-star rating aligns with the value it offers, making it a solid choice for visitors seeking comfort, charm and convenience in Edinburgh.
Breakfast at the hotel receives widespread acclaim. Guests appreciate the variety of options, particularly the full Scottish breakfast and the made-to-order hot dishes, although some suggest improvements in menu diversity and pricing. Despite occasional slow service during peak times, the overall breakfast experience, enhanced by the pleasant decor and excellent staff, is considered a strong point.
While the hotel does not serve dinner, its central location compensates with numerous nearby restaurants and cafes. The staff stands out for their exceptional friendliness and helpfulness, often providing guests with local dining recommendations and other useful information. The on-site Logan's bar is a cozy spot to unwind, especially favored for watching sports.
Reviews of the rooms are mixed but generally positive. Guests appreciate the spacious, clean and well-decorated rooms with modern amenities. The period charm of the Victorian architecture adds to the allure. Some concerns include smaller-than-expected room sizes, occasional stuffiness and issues with outdated furnishings. Nonetheless, the staff's responsiveness and the hotel’s character enhance the overall stay.
Cleanliness is a notable highlight with guests frequently commenting on the spotless rooms and well-maintained facilities. Minor lapses in cleaning details are mentioned but do not significantly impact the overall positive perception. The hotel's WiFi receives mixed feedback with some experiencing good connectivity while others report significant issues, particularly in certain areas of the hotel.
Families find The Haymarket Hotel particularly welcoming, offering spacious rooms and amenities tailored to their needs, such as fridges and facilities for warming food. The staff's helpfulness and the convenient location further enhance the family-friendly atmosphere.
For those interested in nightlife, the hotel's location is ideal, offering easy access to various pubs, restaurants and cafes. Despite its proximity to bustling areas, the hotel provides a peaceful retreat, though minor noise disruptions from late-night returnees are noted.
The comfort of the beds is generally praised with many guests finding them very comfortable, though some report firmness and noise issues. The hotel's three-star rating aligns with the value it offers, making it a solid choice for visitors seeking comfort, charm and convenience in Edinburgh.
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Eliza House is a charming, historic hotel in Edinburgh that consistently receives praise for its prime location, cleanliness and accommodating staff. Situated near Haymarket Station, the hotel offers easy access to public transportation, making exploring the city and reaching the airport hassle-free. Guests enjoy the proximity to major attractions like the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle, as well as the vibrant local shops, restaurants and pubs. The neighborhood combines central convenience with a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for both tourists and business travelers.
The hotel provides a complimentary, self-serve, grab-and-go breakfast including coffee, tea and an assortment of snacks like croissants, cereal bars and pastries. While the simplicity and lack of a full breakfast are noted, many guests appreciate the thoughtful gesture and convenience of the offerings.
Rooms at Eliza House are spacious, cozy and clean with high ceilings and large windows adding a touch of grandeur. The period features and traditional decor, while charming, could benefit from some updates and maintenance. Despite occasional issues with aging furnishings and minor maintenance problems, the rooms are generally quiet and offer a peaceful retreat from the city. Guests frequently commend the cleanliness of both the bedrooms and bathrooms, though some mention dated furnishings and occasional less attentive cleaning in certain areas.
The staff at Eliza House consistently receive high marks for their friendliness and helpfulness, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. Their efficiency and readiness to assist with any needs, from providing city information to helping with luggage, enhance the overall guest experience.
The WiFi service is generally reliable and fast with minor connectivity issues in certain rooms. The beds are another highlight, often praised for their comfort and quality, although a few guests report variability in bed firmness and occasional noise.
Eliza House offers good value for money, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking an affordable, pleasant and centrally located stay. The hotel's historical charm, dating back to the 1860s, adds a unique character and its pet-friendly policy is a bonus for travelers with dogs, although improvements could be made to address occasional dog-related odors.
Overall, Eliza House provides a cozy, comfortable stay with a blend of historical elegance and modern convenience, ensuring a memorable visit to Edinburgh.
The hotel provides a complimentary, self-serve, grab-and-go breakfast including coffee, tea and an assortment of snacks like croissants, cereal bars and pastries. While the simplicity and lack of a full breakfast are noted, many guests appreciate the thoughtful gesture and convenience of the offerings.
Rooms at Eliza House are spacious, cozy and clean with high ceilings and large windows adding a touch of grandeur. The period features and traditional decor, while charming, could benefit from some updates and maintenance. Despite occasional issues with aging furnishings and minor maintenance problems, the rooms are generally quiet and offer a peaceful retreat from the city. Guests frequently commend the cleanliness of both the bedrooms and bathrooms, though some mention dated furnishings and occasional less attentive cleaning in certain areas.
The staff at Eliza House consistently receive high marks for their friendliness and helpfulness, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. Their efficiency and readiness to assist with any needs, from providing city information to helping with luggage, enhance the overall guest experience.
The WiFi service is generally reliable and fast with minor connectivity issues in certain rooms. The beds are another highlight, often praised for their comfort and quality, although a few guests report variability in bed firmness and occasional noise.
Eliza House offers good value for money, making it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travelers seeking an affordable, pleasant and centrally located stay. The hotel's historical charm, dating back to the 1860s, adds a unique character and its pet-friendly policy is a bonus for travelers with dogs, although improvements could be made to address occasional dog-related odors.
Overall, Eliza House provides a cozy, comfortable stay with a blend of historical elegance and modern convenience, ensuring a memorable visit to Edinburgh.
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'The Scott' hotel, located on the picturesque University of Edinburgh campus, provides travelers with a unique blend of comfort, convenience and charm, making it an ideal base for exploring Edinburgh. It boasts a prime position within walking distance of historic Old Town and Arthur's Seat, while still maintaining a serene ambiance away from the bustling city center. This setting, combined with excellent public transportation links, creates a tranquil retreat with easy access to key attractions. Guests appreciate the hotel's fairy-tale atmosphere, enhanced by its beautifully restored historic building and proximity to Holyrood Park and Pollock Halls.
The breakfast at The Scott is frequently praised for its quality, variety and the stylish dining room where it is served. Guests enjoy the hearty Full Scottish breakfast, both from a buffet and à la carte with attentive and friendly staff contributing to a pleasant dining experience. The experience is occasionally marred by minor criticisms, such as a lack of variety or pre-cooked hot food, but these issues are outweighed by the overall positive feedback.
Guests also commend the comfortable and stylishly renovated rooms, featuring modern amenities and tasteful decor. The spacious and clean interiors, combined with the cozy ambiance, provide a delightful stay. While some reviews mention small or cramped rooms, especially those with sloping ceilings, the clever design makes the most of the available space. The cleanliness of the hotel is consistently highlighted with spotless rooms and well-maintained common areas contributing to a welcoming atmosphere.
The staff at The Scott earn high praise for their friendliness and helpfulness, creating a warm and accommodating environment. Guests appreciate the personal touch and exceptional service provided by the team, including the reception and breakfast staff. The free Wi-Fi, although generally satisfactory, has room for improvement in terms of connectivity and stability, particularly in certain rooms.
Parking options are convenient with free parking and electric vehicle charging stations available, although the limited number of spaces can be a challenge during busy periods. The beds receive enthusiastic approval for their exceptional comfort with high-quality bedding ensuring a restful sleep.
As a four-star hotel, The Scott meets expectations with its elegant decor, lovely public spaces and attention to detail. Its historic architecture, reminiscent of a castle, makes it a picturesque and calming environment that enhances the overall Edinburgh experience. Despite minor concerns like the occasional initial cold reception or the need to check in at a neighboring facility, the positives overshadow the negatives.
In summary, The Scott offers a luxurious and exquisite stay in Edinburgh, combining historic charm with modern comfort. The beautifully renovated rooms, excellent breakfast, friendly staff and serene location make it a standout choice for travelers seeking both relaxation and convenience in Scotland's capital.
The breakfast at The Scott is frequently praised for its quality, variety and the stylish dining room where it is served. Guests enjoy the hearty Full Scottish breakfast, both from a buffet and à la carte with attentive and friendly staff contributing to a pleasant dining experience. The experience is occasionally marred by minor criticisms, such as a lack of variety or pre-cooked hot food, but these issues are outweighed by the overall positive feedback.
Guests also commend the comfortable and stylishly renovated rooms, featuring modern amenities and tasteful decor. The spacious and clean interiors, combined with the cozy ambiance, provide a delightful stay. While some reviews mention small or cramped rooms, especially those with sloping ceilings, the clever design makes the most of the available space. The cleanliness of the hotel is consistently highlighted with spotless rooms and well-maintained common areas contributing to a welcoming atmosphere.
The staff at The Scott earn high praise for their friendliness and helpfulness, creating a warm and accommodating environment. Guests appreciate the personal touch and exceptional service provided by the team, including the reception and breakfast staff. The free Wi-Fi, although generally satisfactory, has room for improvement in terms of connectivity and stability, particularly in certain rooms.
Parking options are convenient with free parking and electric vehicle charging stations available, although the limited number of spaces can be a challenge during busy periods. The beds receive enthusiastic approval for their exceptional comfort with high-quality bedding ensuring a restful sleep.
As a four-star hotel, The Scott meets expectations with its elegant decor, lovely public spaces and attention to detail. Its historic architecture, reminiscent of a castle, makes it a picturesque and calming environment that enhances the overall Edinburgh experience. Despite minor concerns like the occasional initial cold reception or the need to check in at a neighboring facility, the positives overshadow the negatives.
In summary, The Scott offers a luxurious and exquisite stay in Edinburgh, combining historic charm with modern comfort. The beautifully renovated rooms, excellent breakfast, friendly staff and serene location make it a standout choice for travelers seeking both relaxation and convenience in Scotland's capital.
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