From its prime city centre position overlooking Charlotte Square at the west end of George Street, this stylish hotel combines mid-century glamour with Scottish hospitality in its grand Georgian exterior and eclectic but effortlessly hip interiors create an atmosphere and appeal that’s both chic and inviting. Service and facilities at the hotel are top rate, with bikes available to explore Edinburgh, a fitness room featuring Peloton sessions, and a spa offering indulgent treatments like seaweed body wraps. Dining options include the lively BABA restaurant, serving Middle Eastern mezze-style sharing plates with Scottish influences, and the light and airy Garden Room. Guests can enjoy relaxed fine dining at Aizle where everything is made in-house, from the live ferment in the sourdough to the hand-churned butter, showcasing the magic to be found when the finest seasonal ingredients and skilled culinary craftsmanship meet.The 199 guest rooms, including 18 suites, are a contemporary take on traditional Scottish warmth, such as tartan throws, tweed, and vintage-look telephones. Expect cosy yet stylish rooms, complete with modern amenities like anti-fog mirrors in the bathrooms and record players and roll top baths for added charm in select rooms.
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