The most magical hotels in Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh is one of the most magical cities in Europe. It's just like that. In the old city center you'll find many Close which nowadays often lead to hidden restaurants, cafes and bars. You can easily spooky make if you want, because there are also ghost walks through the Close and underground passages organized. Something different from a boat trip on the canal. sweet dreamsThen spend the night at one of the hotels from this list.
Witchy, over the top. The Witchery by the Castle In a nutshell. Velvet-covered walls, Gothic elements, large oak four-poster beds, and red and gold everywhere. The nine suites have a modest sitting area and a large bathroom with a freestanding silver bath. You could boil liters of witch's soup in that. Don't, though, because downstairs you'll find the fine dining restaurant The Witchery. The dishes conjured up there are nothing like witch's soup.
The Hoxton knows how to do things rightIn Edinburgh, too, they've managed to open a magnificent hotel. The Hoxton Edinburgh isn't just bursting with charming nooks and crannies, but rather one big, beautiful nook. Shell-shaped velvet headboards, velvet seating, and powdery wall colors. Larger groups are also welcome. There are three Hox Houses, each accommodating up to seven people.
The Haymarket Hotel is located in six Victorian townhouses around the corner from Haymarket train station. Here too, there are triple and quadruple rooms, perfect for traveling with friends or family. There are approximately 70 rooms in total, but because they are spread across six houses, they are pleasantly spacious. Each room is unique and has its own authentic features. One has a bay window, another a cornice, and yet another a fireplace. Breakfast is served at Logan's, where you can also hang out at the bar until the wee hours.
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The Townhouse Located in Leith, just outside Edinburgh city center, the townhouse is a 20-minute tram ride from the city center. The Townhouse isn't a standard hotel, but more of an apartment hotel; each suite has its own bathroom and kitchen. Hosts Alex and Erika will do everything they can to make your stay as comfortable as possible and are easily accessible to answer questions and offer tips. They'll also make sure you have coffee and fresh bread ready. thank you very much.
Tartan print on the walls and curtains, you won't find anything more Scottish. Or 100 Princes Street Is it over the top? Absolutely. Hysterical? That too. Beautiful? Meh. Although we wouldn't mind planting the golden palm tree at home. After sleeping a few nights between the tartans, because we would do that right away. That you're here English Breakfast It should be clear what you can enjoy.
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