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TTI's HOTELS IN EDINBURGH (GBR)
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Thames Travel International selected a number of traditional hotels in the most swinging city of the British Isles. Warm welcome and affordable prices. Not the big international chain hotels, but smaller, often family run hotels, each with their own character.
A visit to Edinburgh is a must. A city with a medieval character, lots of great sights to see, but also a modern 21th century city.
Everyone has heard about Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace, connected by the famous Royal Mile. The world famous shopping area around Princess Street is not to be missed. Enjoy a meal in one of the many bistro’s or pubs and become one with the friendly population of this great city.
A stay in the Scottish capital is ideal for those who are about to explore the highlands (or just have done that), but also as the destination for a city trip. With DFDS Seaways it is just a few hours drive from Newcastle and if travelling with Superfast Ferries one arrives within 10 miles from the city cente.
In the prices below you may notice that a stay in Edinburgh in the month of August is the most expensive. This is due to the Edinburgh festival, attracting tens of thousands of visitors.
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Break away from it all and spend a few days in style in
one of the most dynamic cities in Europe. Have yourself
spoiled in one of the most luxurious hotels in exciting
historic Edinburg or in flamboyant, sizzling Glasgow.
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| Ellersly House Hotel |
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This attractive Edwardian country house hotel is set in secluded gardens and only a short drive or a 30 minute walk from the city centre, the Ellersly House Hotel has retained its tranquil setting and ambiance in the suburbs of Edinburgh.
The hotel has a comfortable cocktail bar and a restaurant overlooking private gardens with a reputation for its fine cuisine.
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| Bank Hotel |
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Originally built as a bank in 1923, then converted and tastefully refurbished in 1998, the hotel's imposing façade remains an unquestionably impressive landmark on Edinburgh's Royal Mile. The entrance into the bedrooms is through Logie Bairds Bar, notably lively and frequented by locals and visitors alike. The reception is located in the Bank Manager's office at the rear of the Bar where access to the hotel's bedrooms is hidden in the oak paneled walls.
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| Learmonth Hotel |
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Located on a quiet tree lined Georgian Terrace just a few minutes from the West End of the city centre and the world famous Princes Street.
The Learmonth Hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality in an informal atmosphere.
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| Links Hotel & Bar |
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Having undergone extensive refurbishment and development, the Links Hotel and Bar previously the Park Hotel now features 26 stylish bedrooms between three town houses. Located in a residential area, on the main bus route and only 15 minutes walk from the centre of Edinburgh this is an ideal location whether visiting the city for business or pleasure.
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| Murrayfield Hotel & Lodge |
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Located within roaring distance of Murrayfield Stadium and only 15 minutes walk from Princes Street this traditional hotel offers 20 bedrooms in the main hotel and 10 bedrooms in the neighbouring lodge.
The Hotel has a private car park, and is on the main bus route to the city centre. Only 5 miles from Edinburgh Airport. The hotel bar is open daily from 9am and serves food until late daily between the bar and restaurant. On a summers day or evening this can be enjoyed al fresco.
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| Orwell Lodge Hotel |
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Originally an entrepreneur Victorian house, the Orwell Lodge Hotel has been tastefully renovated and extended in recent years to combine the charm of the old with a traditional comfortable feel. This Festival Hotel offers 10 rooms of a three star standard, private car park, bar, small restaurant and two function suites.
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| Raeburn House Hotel |
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The Raeburn House, once owned by an Edinburgh entrepreneur, is located in the residential area of Stockbridge only 10 minutes walk from Princes Street.
Currently, the hotel offers budget bed and breakfast accommodation in eight bedrooms, conservatory with wide screen television for all major sporting events, lounge bar, beer garden and private car park.
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| Rothesay House Hotel |
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Within the heart of Edinburgh's Georgian New Town, the Rothesay Hotel occupies a prominent position in a Victorian terrace, built in the 1880's.
The hotel comprises of three townhouses changed into a traditional two star budget hotel offering 39 bedrooms over 4 floors and 10 executive bedrooms in the neighbouring Town House.
Located in a residential area, less than 5 minutes walk from Princes Street, Edinburgh city centre is on your doorstep.
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| Royal Ettrick Hotel |
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Built in the 1860's, the Royal Ettrick Hotel was originally the grand town house of a rich Edinburgh barrister. The house was converted into a hotel in the 1940's, extended and now boasting a conservatory and private car park.
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| Tailors Hall Hotel |
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Edinburgh’s premier hotel and pub complex offers 42 stylish bedrooms of a three star standard.
The universal appeal of Tailors Hall Hotel attracts corporate and overseas guests during the week where the Three Sisters Pub attracts Stag and Hen parties at the weekends. Noise from the bar and courtyard can affect some bedrooms.
Located in the Cowgate, which is an extension of the Grassmarket, Tailors Hall Hotel is only minutes walk from the Royal Mile.
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