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Radisson Blu Hotel, Edinburgh City Centre
Radisson Blu Hotel, Edinburgh City Centre



Virgin Hotels Edinburgh
Virgin Hotels Edinburgh



Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh
Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa, Edinburgh



The Balmoral Hotel
The Balmoral Hotel



Market Street Hotel
Market Street Hotel



Leonardo Royal Hotel Edinburgh
Leonardo Royal Hotel Edinburgh



Apex Waterloo Place Hotel
Apex Waterloo Place Hotel



Apex Grassmarket Hotel
Apex Grassmarket Hotel



Hilton Edinburgh Carlton
Hilton Edinburgh Carlton



The Inn Place
The Inn Place



Malmaison Edinburgh City
Malmaison Edinburgh City



InterContinental Edinburgh The George by IHG
InterContinental Edinburgh The George by IHG



YOTEL Edinburgh
YOTEL Edinburgh



voco Edinburgh-Haymarket by IHG
voco Edinburgh-Haymarket by IHG



BrewDog DogHouse Edinburgh
BrewDog DogHouse Edinburgh



W Edinburgh
W Edinburgh



Apex City of Edinburgh Hotel
Apex City of Edinburgh Hotel



Motel One Edinburgh-Royal
Motel One Edinburgh-Royal



The Bonham Hotel
The Bonham Hotel



Point A Edinburgh St Andrew Square
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Heeton Concept Aparthotel Edinburgh Queen Street
Heeton Concept Aparthotel Edinburgh Queen StreetCheck out pet-friendly hotels in Edinburgh




Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh - Leith Waterfront by IHG
Holiday Inn Express Edinburgh - Leith Waterfront by IHGGo beyond your typical stay in Edinburgh
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Top neighborhoods in Edinburgh





Old Town Edinburgh
Preserving its medieval street plan, this UNESCO World Heritage Site features the Royal Mile, St. Giles' Cathedral, and the National Museum of Scotland. Explore narrow closes and hidden passages for a unique experience.





New Town
Discover original neo-classical and Georgian architecture in this UNESCO World Heritage Site, housing the National Gallery of Scotland and the Royal Scottish Academy Building. Shop along Princes Street, George Street, and the newly redeveloped St James Quarter.


Leith
Undergoing significant regeneration, Leith boasts a busy port, the Royal Yacht Britannia, and Ocean Terminal shopping centre. The shore area offers charming pubs and restaurants, while cultural attractions include Leith Theatre and Leith School of Art.

West End
The West End charms with elegant Georgian and Victorian architecture along tree-lined streets. Dean Village's historic atmosphere offers peaceful riverside walks by the Water of Leith. Johnnie Walker Princes Street and Edinburgh Gin Distillery delight whisky enthusiasts, while the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art showcases world-class exhibitions. Nearby Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile provide classic Scottish experiences. Upmarket boutiques and fine dining establishments cater to luxury seekers, with sophisticated cocktail bars and whisky lounges dominating the evening scene. The Usher Hall hosts cultural performances throughout the year. Haymarket Station and convenient tram lines make exploring Edinburgh easy, with most attractions within walking distance.



Stockbridge
Stockbridge feels like a secret village hiding in plain sight within Edinburgh. Cobblestone streets lead to Georgian sandstone buildings where independent shops and galleries flourish. The bustling Sunday market on Saunders Street showcases vendors selling everything from artisanal cheeses to vintage treasures. The Water of Leith provides peaceful walking paths, while the nearby Royal Botanic Garden offers acres of natural beauty. Cozy gastropubs and casual bistros dominate the dining scene with Scottish fare at moderate prices. Most accommodations are elegant Georgian townhouse B&Bs or boutique guesthouses that maintain the neighborhood's intimate atmosphere. Getting around is easy with excellent bus connections to the city center, though the neighborhood itself is perfectly walkable.
Top landmarks in Edinburgh

Edinburgh Castle

Royal Mile

Princes Street

University of Edinburgh

Murrayfield Stadium

Grassmarket

Edinburgh Zoo

Dean Village
Edinburgh and related destinations
Towering over the city, Edinburgh Castle commands attention from its ancient volcanic perch, while the Royal Mile below teems with bagpipers, whisky shops, and centuries-old pubs. The Camera Obscura offers mind-bending optical illusions alongside spectacular city views. August brings the legendary Fringe Festival, transforming every available space into a performance venue. Princes Street Gardens provide a peaceful respite beneath the castle's imposing shadow. At the Scotch Whisky Experience, learn the difference between Highland and Islay malts before sampling a dram. The National Museum of Scotland houses treasures from dinosaur fossils to Dolly the sheep. Dynamic Earth takes you on a journey through time itself, perfect for escaping those infamous Scottish rain showers.
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ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge - Royal Mile
"Good location, close to the mile. Very friendly and helpful staff."
Point A Edinburgh Haymarket
"La chambre est très petite. Très propre et fonctionnelle."
Apex Grassmarket Hotel
"Great location. Castle view on the 5th floor. Right in the center of everything. We went for the Tatto & had a repeat each night going to sleep hearing bagpipes. Breakfast was great value for the price. Alot of food and convenient to have at hotel. Staff very friendly & helpful"
Apex City of Edinburgh Hotel
"I loved this hotel because we were treated so kindly throughout our entire stay. The staff answered all the questions we had, and no request was too big. We were even allowed to check into our room in the morning when we arrived completely exhausted from a red eye flight. This was hugely appreciated. The hotel is in an old building. Edinburgh is OLD! They have kept it up though and we had a clean modern bathroom with both walk in shower and soaker tub. Nice bath products. We had a mini fridge in our room, and the bath towels and bed linens were lovely. Side tables for the bed and reading lights. The only tiny thing that could be done is to replace the carpet. Ours had stains on it. It wasn’t a huge room but big enough for us and our luggage. We had a quiet room not facing the view of the castle, which we preferred as we kept our windows open. The breakfast was incredible. We could choose from a hot and cold buffet, and we could order a main breakfast item from the menu. There was a coffee machine so we could have cappuccino (and I could get decaf) every morning. Such a treat for us as we never go out for coffee. I would highly recommend staying here. It is also perfectly located to walk the entirety of Old Town and New Town and everything in between. Stay here and you don't need transport (unless you don't like to walk). PS their staff could give a course in hotel hospitality!!!"
Market Street Hotel
"Terrific place to stay in Edinburgh. Staff was professional and helpful. Centrally located (though be prepared for the hike up the steps to the Royal Mile! Clean, well-appointed. Champagne to welcome you, too! Highly recommend!"
Holiday Inn Edinburgh Zoo by IHG
"Added breakfast and it was well worth 12.50 There’s a lot of deferred maintenance in the building. Pool and changing areas were dirty and had mold on the ceiling. Hoses were going through the changing room. We went to the pool and hot tub in the evening and it was really very crowded, my tip is to go when all of the families are at the zoo. I had the place to myself. Area is ok not a lot going on if you’re not going to the zoo. It was ok but I don’t think I would go back and stay just for the property"
Apex Waterloo Place Hotel
"Nice lobby and bar. Rooms standard although bathrooms generous. Would stay again"
The Hoxton, Edinburgh
"Lovely hotel, really friendly staff. Nice setting and not far from the stadium which we walked too. Game of scrabble was a bonus :)"
Virgin Hotels Edinburgh
"The bathroom is very good, great design, everything has been thought of, but the sleeping area wasn’t great, it was so small, most of it is taken up by the huge bed frame and clunky faux marble table. We had a really long walk to our room with no lifts There was a wedding on Saturday and our room was literally next to the party! Roof top terrace is literally a terrace, you have to buy your very expensive drink from the bar and carry it yourself up to the roof terrace. Breakfast needs more variety Staff were very attentive and helpful and the location is fantastic. However it’s not worth the amount we spent per night"
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