

Edinburgh is alive with history and culture. Visit the Royal Mile, the Palace of Holyroodhouse (Scotland’s official residence of The Queen), the National Museum of Scotland and a diverse collection of art galleries. When it’s time to unwind, savor sophisticated cuisine and fine wine, or enjoy hearty, traditional fare, such as haggis and a pint of ale.
Centrally located making the city easier to explore, this hotel is made up of apartments for a unique and homey experience.
Centrally located, the Edinburgh Grand is convenient for exploring the city's many tourist attractions, restaurants, and shopping. Experience the city while staying in your own apartment.
Situated in a prime location for exploring the beauty of Edinburgh, this hotel offers bright, modern rooms with luxurious amenities.
This historic building is ideally located just off the Royal Mile, moments to Edinburgh Castle, on St Giles Street, the former Fleet Street of Scotland.
This boutique Edinburgh hotel is located on Leith's bustling waterfront with shops, bars and restaurants nearby to explore.
Welcoming lounges and a stylish restaurant and bar make the most of the beautiful interiors of the original houses and look over the peaceful Drumsheugh Gardens which guests have full access to during their stay. Surrounded by the stunning backdrop of the magnificent Scottish capital, we look forward to welcoming you to your new home away from home in Edinburgh.
Daily Breakfast
$400 London Tour Credit
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Daily Breakfast
$400 London Tour Credit
Self-Drive Countryside
Daily Breakfast
Daily Breakfast
Self-Drive Countryside
Daily Breakfast
$400 London Tour Credit
Executive Member Benefit at Select Hotels
Daily Breakfast
$400 London Tour Credit
Executive Member Benefit at Select Hotels
One of the world's stateliest cities and proudest capitals, Edinburgh is—like Rome—built on seven hills, making it a striking backdrop for the ancient pageant of history. In a skyline of sheer drama, Edinburgh Castle watches over the city, frowning down on Princes Street as if disapproving of its modern razzmatazz. Its ramparts still echo with gunfire each day when the traditional one-o'clock gun booms out over the city, startling unwary shoppers. Such theater matches Edinburgh's character—after all, the city has been a stage that has seen its fair share of romance, tragedy, and triumph.
Scotland’s reliably inclement weather means that you could visit at the height of summer and be forced to wear a scarf. Conversely, conditions can be balmy in early spring and late autumn. You may want to avoid the crowds during July and August, but you’d also miss the famed Edinburgh International Festival and other summer celebrations. May, June, and September are probably the most hassle-free months in which to visit. Short days make winter less appealing, but Edinburgh’s New Year celebrations are justly renowned.
Edinburgh Castle : The Castle is Scotland’s most visited landmark. It was a stronghold for military actions for nearly 1,000 years. Home to Scotland’s crown jewels and the Stone of Destiny. Today it is known for showcasing the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo every August, which is an impressive parade of pipes and drums.
Holyrood Palace : The official residence of British monarchy when in the city. Centuries of Scottish history is now a tourist attraction to educate visitors of the complex leadership of the country. There are works of art and 10 acres of parkland surrounding the structure.
Royal Mile : The Main thoroughfare through the Old Town between Holyrood Palace and Edinburgh Castle. It is a series of streets making up the expanse. Known for shopping, dining, pubs and buskers.
Arthur’s Seat : Located within Holyrood Park, the hill provides excellent views of the city and is relatively easy to climb.
Royal Yacht Britannia : Once the private yacht of Queen Elizabeth II, this ship sailed over a million nautical miles. It is retired now and permanently moored near the city. It is now part of the National Historic Fleet.
National Museum of Scotland : Treasures from around the world and Scottish history, along with rotating exhibits are highlighted in this facility.
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From | To Edinburgh |
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London | 4 hours 35 minutes |
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