Established as a hotel in 1819, this building has been used for a variety of different purposes uses during its 180-year life, most recently as local...

A Georgian townhouse just along Albany Street from the bars and restaurants of Broughton Street, the Ballantrae Albany is a fairly small property, but a...

This big old city centre hotel has gone through three different identities in the last decade or so, becoming the Barceló Edinburgh Carlton in early 2008....

Originally three Victorian townhouses, the Bonham has at various points been used for private housing, a medical practice and a hall of residence for female...

Originally an Edwardian railway hotel, the Caledonian Hilton is often cited as Sir Sean Connery's Edinburgh favourite. Hilton manages the property but sold...

Noted polar explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton once lived in these premises, which is why, in recent years, the owners of Channings created three suites and two...

The Chester Residence isn't exactly a hotel, but it's certainly close enough to merit inclusion here. It's a collection of 19 fully serviced, luxury suites,...

Way out west, around four miles from Princes Street en route to the airport, the Marriott is one of those hotels that many visitors pass by without...

One of the city's most popular hotels, the Edinburgh Residence is identifiable only by a discreet gold plaque. Inside,part of the reception area is...

The core of the George, one of Edinburgh's old stagers, dates back to the late 18th century, although the building has only been a hotel since 1881. The...

Behind the façade of the former Lady's Glenorchy Church, between the Playhouse Theatre and the Omni, the Glasshouse has been delighting guests with its...

Edinburgh joined the select posse of UK towns and cities with a Hotel du Vin in late 2008, and its sheer, well-executed reliability has made it a discreet...

Aficionados will know Missoni as an Italian fashion house, celebrated for its bold colours and designs. However, it's branched out of late, most recently...

A New Town Georgian fantasy of a hotel, the Howard occupies three adjacent buildings that date to the 1820s. You can almost imagine King George IV fiddling...