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    The Balmoral - Breakfast

    The Balmoral

    4.5(73 reviews)
    0.2 miOld Town
    ££££

    Standing at the East End of Princes Street is the imposing building known today as The Balmoral…read moreHotel. Owned by Sir Rocco Forte since 1997, the building has been completely refurbished and now enjoys a worldwide reputation as a luxury hotel. The hotel is a well-loved landmark which has graced Edinburgh's skyline since 1902 when it began its life as a grand railway hotel. Of course the building has undergone many changes since then but even to this day it still holds a certain magic that has luckily been harnessed and maintained. The famous Balmoral hotel is an iconic feature in the Edinburgh city skyline. With its impressive architecture, famous clocktower, and Scottish flag flying patriotically - it's like a siren that makes you want to see what's inside its walls.

    Bar Prince in the Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh is the perfect combination of luxury, quality and…read morecomfort. The Balmoral has been hosting royalty, celebrities, and cultural icons for 120 years, but the staff makes everyone feel special regardless who you are. We went back two days in a row because it is such a beautiful space with quality food and cocktails. The design is stylish modern classic with some of the most beautiful glassware I've seen. The cocktail menu hosts a nice variety of wonderful signature and classic recipes. I had the Nutty Professor (photo #2) which was a tasty blend of Bourbon, spiced rum, Cocchi Torino (sweet vermouth), Frangelico (hazelnut liqueur), and black walnut bitters with an orange garnish. It was so good I didn't change it up for my second. The cocktail menu is fun because of its local focus. They use fresh, locally sourced ingredients, reflecting a commitment to quality and a connection to the surrounding Scottish landscape. We loved everything about the experience for our first time visiting Scotland. The Balmoral Hotel and Bar Prince are a must when you visit beautiful Edinburgh. Go there!!! Salute

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    The Balmoral - Sticking on our door Christmas morning

    Sticking on our door Christmas morning

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    The Grassmarket Hotel - Outside patio

    The Grassmarket Hotel

    4.0(32 reviews)
    0.4 miGrassmarket, Old Town
    ££

    This hotel is located in the Grassmarket area of Edinburg. It's just steps away from Old Town and…read morethe Royal Mile. Edinburg Castle is about a 15 minute walk. There is a restaurant in the hotel but there are a LOT of restaurants within walking distance. We had asked for a room with two beds thinking they would be single beds. (Our last experience with hotels in Europe was not a great one. We had a tiny room and a tiny bed,) When we got our room it was bigger than we expected. It had two beds-one was a king and the other a queen. What a nice surprise! There is no air conditioning in most hotels in Europe. With the windows open and a fan I was quite comfortable because the temp was around 60° the three nights we were there. The hubby who likes it much colder said it was bearable. The staff was friendly. The hotel was clean. I don't remember if breakfast is included in the price. There is a buffet breakfast or you can order off the menu. The last morning I ordered the smoked salmon, poached eggs, and sourdough toast off the hot menu. It was delicious. Had to have smoked salmon before I left Scotland...wish I would have ordered it sooner. Yummy. Would have given it 4 stars but with the lack of ac and having to climb several sets of stairs before you get to the elevator I'm giving it 3 stars. In all fairness, on occasion I did use the hotel ramp to get into or leave the hotel but that entailed walking through the rain. It did, however, lead you directly to the elevator.

    This was the perfect hotel for a two night stay in Edinburgh. It's super centrally located and well…read morepriced. We were able to drop off our bags at 7 am and the room was ready by 12:30 pm. One of the major benefits for me is that they let you borrow a straightener from the front desk. My hair was so grateful!! The rooms are tiny but that's to be expected in Europe! The WiFi wasn't fantastic either but we really didn't need it much.

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    The Grassmarket Hotel - Coffee and tea along with some "biscuits" aka cookies and some bottled water. Complimentary.

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    Coffee and tea along with some "biscuits" aka cookies and some bottled water. Complimentary.

    W Edinburgh - Breakfast porridge

    W Edinburgh

    4.3(3 reviews)
    0.3 miNew Town

    I reserved my 3,000th review for one of the best, if not the best hotel stays. The W is fairly new…read moreas it opened in late 2023. The building's exterior coiled ribbons is unique and stands out. The location was great as it's close to the train station and the airport bus stop. It's also connected to St James Quarter if you wanted to do some shopping. We were luckily upgraded to a W Suite (1076 square ft). There is a separate living room with a bar, two bathrooms, and an extensive outdoor terrace with panoramic views of Calton Hill and Arthur's Seat. In the bedroom there is round king sized bed. Above the bed there are "star" lights. It's a memorable room! We were busy being out and about and didn't get to enjoy the room as much as we could've though. Each morning we had breakfast which was made to order. We also dined in the signature restaurant SushiSamba. In the evening, we sat at the bar of Joao's Place and W Lounge. Joao's Place is a Brazilian-inspired speakeasy bar. The tropicalismo cocktail was refreshing. I couldn't have asked for a better stay!

    Love the unique appearance of this hotel, it's intriguing! Wonder service upon checking in! Our…read moresuite was quite nice, very spacious, clean, and roomy. I loved the top floor outdoor view of Edinburgh! We visited the 11th floor bar a couple times- it has some lovely views and great drink selections. Service is a bit slow but otherwise a nice place.

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    Breakfast salmon

    W Edinburgh - A futuristic exterior

    A futuristic exterior

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    Hub by Premier Inn - Shower

    Hub by Premier Inn

    3.8(15 reviews)
    0.1 miRoyal Mile, Old Town
    ££

    **March 2024: Weeknight/Weekend Stay**…read more I book a two night stay here and for a solo traveller I thought it was a good choice especially for €81.50 a night! Patrons use the kiosk to self checkin and are given a keycard. You'll use the keycard to enter the elevator and late in the evening the hotel entrance (which, makes me feel a bit more secure as a solo female traveler). The room itself was super compact/quaint; however, the bed was soft and comfortable and the shower had nice hot water and good pressure. The amenities were new/modern and there's a space underneath the bed to store your luggage. Location wise it's walking distance to the Royal Mile and Clarinda's Tearoom, which is a cute shop for tea and scones. I enjoyed my stay here and never felt unsafe. If you're just looking for an affordable place to crash - Hub by Premier In will fit the bill!

    Nice place. The hotel is located right next to the Royal Mile which is a big benefit for tourists…read more The hotel has a $12 breakfast that is great. There are also lots of places to eat and drink within a city block. The room was great except for a few things; no USB ports for charging and black mold in the bathroom(they lose a star for this). However, a big benefit is they have a USB port you can use to watch your own movies if you bring a flash drive. This was a huge benefit for me because hotel TV is never a good thing. All said, this place is worth a stay.

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    Hub by Premier Inn - Self checkin

    Self checkin

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    Paisley Close - hotelstravel - Updated July 2026

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