Edinburgh, EDH Hotels & Motels

The Holiday Inn in Edinburgh is near several of the city's main activities and attractions, including Deep Sea World, Butterfly and Insect World, Birds of Prey and and the Edinburgh Zoo is right next door. Family-friendly, the hotel offers shuttle bus service to the sights around the city, and room service is available 24-hours a day. Conference rooms and services are also available.

Rates: 60 - 200 — Offering all the quality services of a well-known hotel chain, Edinburgh's Holiday Inn North features 24-hour room service, in-room modem lines, laundry services and business amenities including conference facilties. The rooms are comfortably outfitted and welcoming.

All guest rooms include high-speed Internet access and complimentary breakfast. The Express By Holiday Inn Edinburgh City Centre is conveniently located near the St. James Shopping Centre and the Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre, and within walking distance from the Royal Mile and public transit.

Located in Edinburgh's Old Town area, parallel to the Royal Mile, this Holiday Inn Express hotel offers air-conditioned guest rooms, free wireless Internet access and complimentary breakfast. Nearby attractions include Edinburgh Castle, the Scottish Parliament Building, Holyrood Palace and more.

Located in the old port area of Edinburgh amongst its many scene-setting cafes and bars, this Holiday Inn Express features amenities such as a coffee maker in each room, laundry services, wake-up service, in-room movies, modem lines and a free breakfast each morning. Pets are welcome with prior notice.

Rates: GBP 70 - 180 — Built in 1848, guest rooms at the Old Waverley Hotel feature views of Princes Street, Scott Monument, Edinburgh Castle and garden areas. Several amenities and services are available for all guests including a concierge desk, a spa and fitness centre and free parking. Located within walking distance to many major attractions, and close to public transit.

The modern Glasshouse Hotel is accessed through the front of the 150-year-old Lady Glenorchy Church, and expertly combines the old with the new. Individual rooms and suites have been decorated to accent the interesting shape of the hotel, the bathrooms are luxuriously large and skillfully tiled and some rooms boast floor-to-ceiling windows. A rooftop garden offers exclusive views over the city, and the hotel's many other amenities include spa and workout facilities, a pool, a sauna and a solarium.

Rates: GBP 70 - 240 — The Hilton Edinburgh Airport features amenities and accommodations that are suitable for both business and leisure travellers. The M8 and M9 Motorways are just minutes away. Conference facilties can accommodate up to 220 guests, and catering is available as well.

Rates: GBP 70 - 220 — Located in the west end of Edinburgh near many of the city's finest attractions, the Hilton Edinburgh Grosvenor features conference facilities, laundry and concierge services and had a staffed front desk 24 hours a day. Modem lines in the rooms and complimentary newspapers keep business travellers up-to-date, and the restaurant and bar serve international cuisine. The hotel is located in a handsome Edwardian building.

Rates: GBP 80 - 860 — Built in 1903, the Caledonian Hilton was extensively refurbished in 2005, and is now one of Edinburgh's premiere stays. In addition to such amenities as a fitness centre, swimming pool and restaurant, the Caledonian Hilton Edinburgh features 24-hour room service. The many sights of historic Edinburgh are also nearby.

Rates: GBP 130 - 220 — Each guest room at the Bonham Hotel is individually decorated using contemporary designs and bold colours. Every room has its own communication and entertainment centre, with fast Internet access, a DVD player and stereo. Overlooking the town square and gardens, the Bonham also displays a permanent modern art collection featuring several talented Scottish artists.

Rates: GBP 190 - 220 — Prestonfield House was created out of one of Scotland's finest mansions, the 17th-century home of the former Lord Mayor of Edinburgh. Each of the suites has been individually decorated with care, spoiling guests with a stylish decor incorporating such details as tasseled, velvet pillows, walnut, four-poster beds and walls coverred with silk brocades and hand-printed papers. Several acres of gardens and parkland surround the hotel. Service parallels the surrounds.

Rates: GBP 80 - 290 — Located on the historic Royal Mile between Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Place, this Radisson hotel has plenty to offer all guests. Extensive recreational facilities are offered on-site, as well as a concierge desk, an executive level, room service and more.

The friendly Herald House Hotel has babysitting and laundry services, and is suitable for families. Located near to sights and transit.

The Royal British Hotel serves a complimentary full Scottish breakfast, and also offers 24-hour front desk services, luggage storage, wake-up service and more. Guests enjoy meeting up at the hotel's pub.

Custom-designed for business and pleasure, the rooms at the Apex City Hotel come equipped with large desks and data ports to create a functional workspace, and CD and DVD players for relaxation. Fitness and spa facilities are also available, including a running track and indoor tennis. Cribs are available for babies and small children.

Close to nearly everything Edinburgh has to offer and smack in the middle of the bustling Grassmarket, the 44-bedroom Grassmarket Hotel is located in a period building and offers all the basic amenities. Reservations are required.

Rates: GBP 50 - 160 — Many of this area's finest castles, museums, galleries and theatres are situated within a reasonable drive from the Best Western Braid Hills Hotel. On-site amenities include a restaurant, lounge, room service, meeting facilities and more. Full of character, this hotel was originally built in 1886 to house golfers willing to challenge the famous Braid Hills Golf Club located nearby.

Rates: GBP 90 - 240 — Guests may choose between more modernly outfitted roms and rooms furnished with an eye towards tradition. The hotel is located close to transit, and conference facilities are available. An acclaimed in-house restaurant serves up varied, international menu.

The spa and fitness facilities at the Scotsman are as visually stimulating as they are physically, and two restaurants serve each guest's particular palate. Rooms and suites are outfitted to an extremely high standard, with standard rooms providing every modern amenity. Every detail of the Scotsman has been fine-tuned to best fill the needs of its guests at their convenience.

Built in 1879, this stone building was once the Edinburgh Royal and Simpsons Memorial Maternity Hospital, and first opened as the Simpsons Hotel. A Best Western since 2002, the hotel is within easy reach of Edinburgh's historic city centre and its attractions. A credit card is required for booking.

Rates: GBP 70 - 150 — The modern King's Manor is located near many of Edinburgh's finest attractions and visitor destinations. This hotel has plenty to offer, with recreational facilities including a steam room, aerobics studio, gym, pool and solarium, giving it one of the most comprehensive leisure centres in the city. Family-owned, the King's Manor treats guests to personal and attentive service.

Rates: GBP 110 - 240 — Edinburgh's Channings Hotel feels like a country bed and breakfast. Located in an Edwardian townhouse, the cosy and private Channings is surrounded by the South Learmouth Gardens, giving it a secluded and provincial feel. The hotel features individually-decorated suites and bedrooms.

Rates: GBP 60 - 220 — Canopied beds in the suites and a peaceful location makes this town house hotel one of Edinburgh's most comfortable stays. The hotel's on-site restaurant serves a variety of local fare. All guest rooms are spacious with desk space, modem lines and room to spread out.

Rates: GBP 120 - 700 — Just minutes walk from theatres, shops and visitor attractions, this hotel combines Scottish style with modern facilities. All rooms feature cosy bathrobes and slippers, mini-bars, a trouser press, Internet connections and air-conditioning. The six-storey spa has a gym and sauna, and offers a variety of treatments including massage therapy, aromatherapy, holistic healing and an indoor/outdoor hydromassage pool with views of Edinburgh Castle.

The friendly proprieters of the Lyncliff Hotel in Edinburgh are on hand to provide their guests with suggestions as to where to go and what to see in their favourite city. Rooms are doubles or triples, and all are ensuite. A full Scottish breakfast is served each morning.

Rates: GBP 90 - 210 — Marriott Dalmahoy Hotel and Country Club features two-eighteen hole golf courses, a running track and many other recreational opportunities. Dozens of amenities for both business and leisure are offered on-site. Rooms feature Internet connections, a mini-bar and a safety deposit box.

Rates: GBP 70 - 120 — Offering 95 rooms, this Quality Hotel also features a lounge, a guest laundromat, meeting and banquet facilities, a restaurant, room service and more.

Rates: GBP 70 - 120 — Jurys Inn Edinburgh is located within a short distance from many of the city's sights of interest such as the conference centre, the business district, Edinburgh Castle and several other tourist attractions. The pub and restaurant offer a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for enjoying one another's company.

The Parliament House is suitable for both business and leisure travellers. An in-house restaurant's menu has a large number of local and international dishes, and the welcoming pub is a pleasant place to wind down after sightseeing to discuss the discoveries of the day.

The atmospheric Bank Hotel has a popular pub located on its ground floor, the perfect place to relax after a day of sight-seeing and shopping. Each room is dedicated to the life of a famous Scot, including Robert Burns and James Watt. Breakfast is served on the bar balcony.

Rates: GBP 50 - 80 — The Cairn Hotel welcomes guests with complimentary coffee, and wakes them up with a complimentary breakfast. Located near Princes Street, the Waverley Rail Station and Carlton Hill, the Cairn offers laundry and valet services, room service and free parking.

Rates: GBP 110 - 200 — The Menzies Belford is located on the banks of The Water of Leith. Although in a quiet area, Edinburgh's historic City Centre and other attractions are easily accessible. Rooms are equipped with connections for modems and international direct dial. Full conference and meeting services are available including secretarial services.

Built directly above the Jenners and Marks & Spencer stores in Edinburgh, the Ramada Mount Royal is a modern and attractive hotel in the heart of the city. Amenities include 24-hour room service and tea and coffee making facilities. Inquire about the New Year's package - sure to help ring in the new year in proper fashion.

Rates: GBP 40 - 120 — Ideally situated in Edinburgh's city centre, the Learmonth Hotel features a full range of amenities and services. Each room offers coffee and tea making facilities, satellite television, a hairdryer and much more. Cribs and rollaway beds are available upon request.

A downstairs pub and restaurant makes the Tailors perfect accommodations for those looking to get involved in the culture of Edinburgh, and meet locals and other travellers. A friendly staff is on hand to help guests get the most out of their stay in the city. Double-glazed windows help cut down the noise from the downstairs, ensuring a good night's sleep.

On the banks of the River Tweed, in the beautiful Tweed Valley, this new hotel boasts luxury accommodation. Guests enjoy the Rosette standard restaurant, par-72 golf course, 18 metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room and gymnasium. Pampering opportunities are available with beauty treatment suites, and babysitting services are available.

In a Victorian villa built in 1890 in the centre of Edinburgh, the Cruachan Guest House offers double and triple rooms with breakfast included. "Cruachan" is the war cry of the noble clan of Campbell, whose name first appears in history books in the late 11th century. The accommodating Cruachan is a great start for exploring Scotland.

The George Hotel in Edinburgh prides itself on providing both comfort and quality service. Situated near many of Edinburgh's attractions including Saint Andrew and Charlotte Squares, Holyrood Place, the Royal Mile and Princes Street, The George features several on-site amenities such as a restaurant, a lounge, room service and a 24-hour front desk. Banquet and conference facilities serve both business and social functions.

The Gifford's owners live on the premises, taking painstaking care of their property while offering welcoming accommodations for their guests. Many major sights and attractions are located nearby. A tray of Sccottish treats awaits guests upon their arrival, and breakfast is included.

Rates: GBP 120 - 500 — The Macdonald Holyrood Hotel features accommodations and amenities for both business and leisure travelers. Several rooms offer a view of Arthurs Seat and Holyrood Park. A modern spa and gym equipment are available for guests' use, and state-of-the-art meeting facilities are available.

Near Murrayfield Stadium, the friendly pub and restaurant of the Murrayfield Hotel are the perfect place to relax after the match, and also perhaps catch the next one on satellite. Located in a Victorian building, the Murrayfield is known for its friendly service and welcoming atmosphere.

Near the Brunswick Links, the Links Hotel has a homey atmosphere and its in-house pub is a local for the neighbourhood. The rooms are simply decorated, providing a modern feel, and all are ensuite and have satellite televisions and tea and coffee making facilities. The hotel provides easy access to all of Edinburgh's sights and sounds.

Guests may choose their pillow at the Apex International Hotel, and crisp white sheets invite a restful sleep. Well-equipped, the hotel also features fitness and spa facilities, including a stainless steel ozone pool. For further pampering, visit the in-house barber and beauty shop.

Located at 10 Gloucester Place, the Number Ten is an exceptional hotel set among the most historic buildings of the city. From the standard rooms to the suites, decorations and furnishings have been picked with taste and style, with highlights being wooden floors, finely woven fabrics for draperies and furniture and inviting beds topped with fluffy duvets. Rooms are equipped with Internet connections, entertainment centres and mood lighting, and the hotel offers room service 24 hours a day.

Guests at the Royal Scots enjoy the feeling of belonging to an exclusive club, as its dining room has been open to members since 1919. The Royal Scots was founded as a tribute to the Scottish lost during the First World War, and the hotel has been built upon the traditions of history and respect. The rooms at the Scots are individually decorated in traditional Scottish style, and there one to suit the tastes and needs of each guest.

Rates: GBP 60 - 160 — Four meeting rooms are on-site at the Thistle Edinburgh, the largest of which can accommodate 250 people. The Scott Monument, Edinburgh Castle and many other attractions are just a short walk from the hotel.

With tartan rugs, wing-back chairs, rosy fabrics and Georgian architecture, the Thrums offers unfailingly classic Scottish accommodations. Nearly every room has a fireplace to add to the atmosphere, and guests may choose to wake up to a full breakfast served in the sunny breakfast room. Parking is available.

Rates: GBP 50 - 150 — Many attractions and visitor destinations are within a short walk or drive from the Maitland Townhouse Regal, situated in a traditional London townhouse. Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, Princes Street are all nearby, as well as the International Conference Centre for business. All guest rooms have been recently refurbished and offer comfortable amenities.

Conference facilities and services for up to 100 people are available at the Royal Terrace Hotel. Most suites have been recently refurbished, and feature telephones, satellite televisions and many other amenities. The gardens out back are perfect for a picture, and spa and fitness facilities are available.

This small and friendly guest house provides breakfast for its guests, and its front rooms provide views of Edinburgh's skyline. The guest house is just minutes from the city's historical sights and steps away from public transportation. Off-street parking is free.

Established 25 years ago, the Kingsway B&B is situated in a classic Victorian home a short distance from the city centre of Edinburgh. Transit is located nearby, as well as several local amenities. The Kingsway serves a continental breakfast each morning, and tea and coffee throughout the day.

The Merith is located in an 18th century building situated outside of Edinburgh's city centre. Located in the Leith area, the hotel has plenty of parking available for guests with private vehicles, and complimentary tea and coffee.

For discerning travellers in Edinburgh for business or pleasure, the Royal Garden has apartments avaialable with one or two bedrooms, and two penthouse apartments suitable for families. The facilities of a nearby spa are available for guests' use, and guests also have access to the exclusive Queen Street Gardens. Long-term stays are welcome.

For a great location and friendly service, the Ben Craig Hotel delivers. Rooms are decorated with period furniture and all are ensuite. The hotel provides a 24 hour front desk, laundry services and parking.

Rates: GBP 60 - 170 — Housed in a historic building, but stylishly outfitted with sleek and modern appliances, the Point Hotel in downtown Edinburgh is one of the city's premiere stays. High-speed Internet access ensures all guests stay in touch, while a health club and heated pool invite pampering and relaxation. The hotel's acclaimed restaurant serves international and regional cuisine, and offers views of Edinburgh Castle.

This Victorian villa, built in 1868, features over 10 single, double and twin rooms, each with telephone, TV and beverage-making facilities. Stays include a full Scottish breakfast and free Internet. Located in the city centre, the guest house is only a 10-minute walk to Princes Street, the Edinburgh Castle and more.

The Royal Mile is one of Edinburgh's most exclusive areas, and the Royal Mile Residence, once the Georgian home of Elsie Inglis, a doctor and women's rights advocate, lives up to the standards of its surroundings. The Residence has six apartments, each with two bedrooms, a living room, kitchen and washroom. Modern appliances simplify life in the historic city centre.

Rates: GBP 110 - 270 — Situated in an ideal location for both business and leisure travelers, the Roxburghe Hotel is moments from George Street, Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle.

Southside Guest House is located in a Victorian Terrace home, built in 1865. Small and friendly, the owners promise a comfortable bed and good night's rest. Absolutely every amenity is provided or will be procured for guests. A full breakfast is provided. The guest house is non-smoking.

Guests feel at home at this smaller hotel. With only ten rooms, the hotel's staff are able to get to know their guests personally, and then do their best to accommodate everyone's needs. The hotel provides a full Scottish breakfast, and lunch and dinner are available from the B&B's attached restaurant and pub.

With views of the Firth and Forth and a location near many of Edinburgh's sights and sounds, the Harvest Guest House is a solid choice for a comfortable and convenient stay.

The Malmaison has been a respected Edinburgh hotel for many years, and keeps its reputation by offering high-end, quality service. Each room is individually decorated and outfitted in fine fabrics and handsome furniture. An in-house restaurant and welcoming pub makes this a hotel that asks for a return visit.

Located in a period building, the International attributes its success to its attention to detail and adherence to old-fashioned values. Full Scottish breakfasts are served daily, and several rooms have views across to city all the way to Arthur's Seat. The hotel's location provides easy access to all of the city's major attractions.

Mardale Guest House was once a Victorian stately home, and the sloped ceilings and tall windows of the rooms send guests back in time. Several rooms have private terraces, and a Scottish breakfast is offered each morning. The proprietors are happy to respond to any of their guests' concerns.

This larger hotel has 180 rooms and offers many amenities, including an in-house bar and restaurant, fitness facilities, an indoor pool, Jacuzzi and spa. The hotel is modernly decorated with sleek furniture, vibrant colours and workstation desks with modem points. Parking is limited.

It's said that Prince Harry used to frequent the pubs nearby the Relax Guest House while in school in Edinburgh, and indeed the area's low-key atmosphere and Georgian architecture are just the sort that a prince would feel comfortable in. Every room of the Relax Guest House is individually decorated in accordance with the style of the building, and retains its original atmosphere. Breakfast is included.

Children under the age of 16 stay free with their parents at the full-service Best Western Edinburgh Capital Hotel. An indoor fitness club features a heated pool, sauna, steam room, aerobics studio and gymnasium. Meeting and catering facilities are available for large groups. Pets are welcome, but guests must pay a small surcharge for extra cleaning.

Located in a quiet area and surrounded by landscaped gardens, the Dunstane House Hotel was once a stately home, and its setting causes a country atmosphere in the middle of the city. Each room has been individually decorated, and retains its original Victorian feel. Built in 1852, the hotel was designed by architect William Playfair to be the private residence for the Ross family. The in-house restaurant is well-respected by guests and locals alike.

Rates: 70 - 290 — The Albany Town House Hotel is comprised of three Georgian townhouses, totalling 21 rooms. Offering friendly personal service and comfortable accommodations, and many of the city's sights are within walking distance. Facilities, services and amenities are sure to please both business and leisure travellers. Guests enjoy a complimentary glass of sherry or wine in the evening.

Rates: GBP 50 - 130 — The Corus Hotel Edinburgh North is located on several acres of gardens overlooking the Firth of Forth and the famous bridges. Many rooms offer panoramic views of the area. Rooms are bright and airy with modern furnishings, and executive suites are available.

Each morning breakfast is served in the comfort of the guests' rooms, and special diets will be catered for. The building was designed and built in the late 1930s, and is one of Edinburgh's premiere examples of the art deco style. The St. Andrews and its surrounds make up part of the history Edinburgh.

Once the grand townhouse of an Edinburgh barrister, this 1860s manor was converted into a hotel in the 1940s, and has built itself a respected reputation since. The Royal Ettrick is decorated in a traditional manner, and its in-house pub is a popular stop for both locals and guests. Wood accents and sloped ceilings creates the atmosphere of a classic country inn.

What was once four separate Georgian townhouses united to become the Greens Hotel, which is located in the west end of Edinburgh's historic city centre. Modern amenities blend into the hotel's classic architecture, making for an atmospheric stay. Hotel facilities include a restaurant, room service and lift.

Located in a 200-year-old building that has been upgraded with every modern convenience, the Osbourne Hotel offers single, double and triple rooms. The rooms are light and bright, and most are ensuite. Complimentary tea and coffee in the rooms.

The Northumberland is located close to golf courses, public transit and Princes Street is just a short walk away. Proprietors are happy to help with any of their guests' needs or concerns, including helping them find tee times. A great find in the city.

In a stone building set several examples of Edinburgh's remarkable architecture, the Christopher North House Hotel has been recently refurbished to match the taste and style of its surroundings. The building is actually the former home of Christopher North, also known as Professor John Wilson, one of Scotland's respected poets, writers and moral philosophers. A strict cancellation policy applies.

This fine hotel is discreetly located in a historic Edinburgh building, and the decor of overstuffed chairs and arched ceilings send guests back in time to the 18th century. The restaurant is well-respected throughout the city, and offers several traditional and international dishes. Superior rooms have claw-footed bathtubs and sitting areas.

The crescent where the Eglington sits was carefully designed by John Chessar between the years of 1875 and 1880. Although it has operated as a private hotel for more than 20 years, a recent refurbishment has guaranteed its place as one of the city's finest accommodation facilities. The Victorian townhouse consists of five storeys, and is not equipped with an elevator or lift.

Rates: GBP 50 - 150 — Located in Edinburgh's city centre, this hotel offers a range of amenities and faciltites such as a conference room and a lounge. Guest rooms include a television with satellite and cable, radio, hairdryer and direct dial phone.

The modern Apex European Hotel's rooms are decorated with limited edition artwork and are set up with a functional desk, modem connection, a large television and an entertainment centre. The in-house restaurant serves a varied, gourmet menu, and fitness and spa facilities are available. Guests may utilize the express checkout for hassle-free departures, and a safe deposit box keeps valuables secure.

The Royal Garden Apartments offer all the amenities and comforts of home. Choose from a one bedroom, two bedroom, executive or penthouse suite. Each room features a fully equipped kitchen and dining room, personal voicemail, internet access, daily housekeeping and laundry services. Children are welcome.

The Argyll Townhouse is located within walking distance Edinburgh's main attractions and public transportation. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day, and laundry and valet services are available. Cancellations must be made by 2pm the day before arrival.