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The Luxury & Boutique Guide to Edinburgh The Luxury & Boutique Guide To Edinburgh www.hotels.tv Tel: 0131 208 3345 Email: [email protected] Call 0131 208 3345 Or Email [email protected] To BOOK YOUR LUXURY ACCOMMODATION Introduction to luxury & Boutique Edinburgh Edinburgh has been a world hub for commerce, arts and entertainment for many centuries. From these prosperous and cultured activities has come some of the finest and most luxurious boutique services and retailers to be found anywhere on the planet. We at at www.Hotels.tv in Edinburgh have put together this Guide to help visitors unearth these treasured city centre gems. Over the next 11 pages we will show you where to find the city’s luxury and boutique; Hotels Serviced Apartments Shops Restaurants Bars Spas Art Galleries Sports If you are coming to Edinburgh and fancy savouring the finest accommodation in Scotland’s capital city, call www.Hotels.tv in Edinburgh on 0131 208 3345 or email [email protected] for the lowest rates at the most exclusive locations. 2 The Luxury & Boutique Guide To Edinburgh Call 0131 208 3345 Or Email [email protected] To BOOK YOUR LUXURY ACCOMMODATION Luxury & Boutique hotels in edinburgh Edinburgh’s 5-Star hotels and serviced apartments offer the highest levels of service, the most elegant of properties and the finest of facilities, to ensure your stay here will remain with you for a very long time. Below are just a few of our favourite hand-picked hotels and apartments in, or near, Edinburgh. The Howard is three Georgian townhouses (circa 1820) merged together and elegantly appointed with old world elegance. The hotel is so discreet that passers-by may not notice a hotel there at all. The Howard sits at 34 Great King Street, 5 minutes from George Street and Princes Street. Great King Street is a gorgeous old cobbled street in Edinburgh’s New Town. Every guest has a Dedicated Butler who will tend to your every need – from unpacking your bags and serving afternoon tea in the Drawing Room to co- ordinating your social itinerary to serving a three-course dinner in your suite. Hotel Missoni is a 5-Star wonder on the corner of George IV Bridge. What was once a dreary council office block is one of the most stylish hotels in the world. The Missoni family are designers from Italy and their creations have been used to great effect throughout the hotel. The colours, textiles and patters are bold and bright. But don’t worry if you feel a little over awed by the style and fashion, the staff are wonderfully friendly and extremely helpful. The Scotsman is an iconic and baronial styled hotel overlooking the very centre of Edinburgh. This is where The Scotsman newspaper was once written, edited and published. The decor is warm, bold and inviting. The 56 bedrooms and 13 Suites are each different in shape, interior design and size. The common thread throughout all the rooms is the use of genuine Scottish Estate tweeds as part of the interior design. On top of the hotel’s fantastic restaurant and spa facilities, you’ll also find a private cinema to enjoy. Prestonfield House Hotel is a uniquely quirky and luxurious reworking of this baroque mansion - originally built as the imposing home of Edinburgh’s Lord Provost . Guests will discover every modern convenience – from WiFi to plasma screens – hidden behind the velvet and silk upholstered walls of its 22 individually designed boudoir-like rooms and suites. Bordello-chic style combines with the wonderful antique contents of the house, tapestries, artwork and antiques with specially commissioned furniture. 3 The Luxury & Boutique Guide To Edinburgh Call 0131 208 3345 Or Email [email protected] To BOOK YOUR LUXURY ACCOMMODATION The Balmoral stands at 1 Princes Street and hotels don’t get more iconic than this. The Balmoral imposes its charm and beauty over the centre of Edinburgh. Inside, the hotel’s sweeping staircases and luxurious rooms offer everything you would expect from a 5-star hotel, and a great deal more. The Balmoral has a Michelin-starred restaurant and a fabulous spa to indulge in. This is life in the luxurious lane. Nira Caledonia - No tartan. No stuffed deer heads. No prints of Bonnie Prince Charlie. Nira Caledonia blends Bohemian chic with contemporary comfort. Amid the plush pelmets, rich textures and original cornices you’ll find flat-screen televisions, Nespresso coffee machines and iPod docking stations. You’ll find warm, heartfelt service and a cool, quirky style. With a friendly touch – and a touch of theatre. The Glasshouse Boutique Hotel - Behind the façade of the 150 year old Lady Glenorchy church, you will find the clean, modern lines of The Glasshouse boutique hotel in Edinburgh. The Glasshouse offers floor-to- ceiling windows, beds so big you'll slumber sweet, the crispest Egyptian cotton bed linen, baths built to soak in long and deep. The hotel boasts a lavender-scented roof garden, acres of sun-splashed patios and cool, shady verandas. Eat and drink wherever you like. Kingsburgh House - Luxuriously furnished and appointed, this 1870s house provides the highest standards in comfort, combined with a warm welcome and an attention to detail. Kingsburgh House is a splendid detached Victorian Villa situated in Murrayfield, one of Edinburgh's most desirable areas. Murrayfield is on one of Edinburgh's key thoroughfares and benefits from access to all city centre amenities within walking distance. The Kingsburgh House provides the ideal location for corporate and social events alike. Off Street Parking is available during your stay. Letham House - Nestled at the bottom of a secluded driveway, Letham House is located just outside the small market town of Haddington in East Lothian. This beautiful area is just a short drive from Edinburgh. With extensive grounds and gardens, this beautiful 17th Century mansion is an oasis of tranquillity and privacy where your every need is catered. Having spent two years carefully restoring Letham House, the standard of each individual suite and public room is outstanding and has made quite an impression on those lucky enough to have stayed. 4 The Luxury & Boutique Guide To Edinburgh Call 0131 208 3345 Or Email [email protected] To BOOK YOUR LUXURY ACCOMMODATION Luxury Serviced Apartments The Knight Residence - Situated right in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town, The Knight Residence is the leading luxury aparthotel in Edinburgh. Staff and management pride themselves on exacting standards and their quality of service. If you want a memorable stay in Edinburgh for one night or more, staff will always endeavour to make sure your needs are met. Efficient, unobtrusive, helpful and friendly; each member of the team is there simply to provide you with the very best in Scottish hospitality The Chester Residence - You can choose from 23 perfectly appointed apartments set over five floors of four townhouses that make up The Chester Residence . The chic designer suites blend seamlessly with an attention to detail and a level of personalised service that ensures guests enjoy the high standards synonymous with The Chester Residence . A home from home in a city of beauty and culture. Each suite is an oasis of tranquillity, offering spacious, individually designed accommodation with all the benefits of a luxury hotel. Oakhill Apartments offer beautifully fitted 5-star serviced apartments, with free parking and free WiFi. You can choose from 1, 2, and 3 bed luxury apartments. The Oakhill team are very friendly, without being intrusive, and will go out their way to make your stay a perfect one. Oakhill Apartments are a great base to explore the surrounding area, and suit the corporate and leisure traveller in equal measure. 5 The Luxury & Boutique Guide To Edinburgh Call 0131 208 3345 Or Email [email protected] To BOOK YOUR LUXURY ACCOMMODATION Luxury & Boutique shopPING Much of Edinburgh’s luxury shopping is based in the city’s New Town, just north of Princes Street. Here you will find a fantastic array of fashion, accessory, jewellery and fragrance boutiques. Below we provide the names and contact details to a few of our favourites. Fashion Multrees Walk, St. Andrews Square, Edinburgh, EH1 3DQ. – is a parade of luxury shops in the New Town. the-walk.co.uk , including; o Louis Vuitton. Tel: 0131 652 5900. o Azendi. Tel: 0131 556 9102. o Reiss. Tel: 0131 557 5008. o JoJo Maman Bebe. Tel: 0131 529 4849. o VinCaffe. Tel: 0131 557 0088. George Street – the Bond Street of Edinburgh. edinburghgeorgestreet.co.uk/ , including o 21 st Century Kilts 21stcenturykilts.com o Line Blue lime-blue.co.uk o Hollister www.hollisterco.com Harvey Nichols, 30 - 34 St Andrew Square, Edinburgh, EH2 2AD. harveynichols.com/edinburgh Jenners – 48 Princes St, Edinburgh. Tel: 0131 225 2442. houseoffraser.co.uk The Cupboard Edinburgh, 10 Stafford Street, Edinburgh, EH3 7AU. Tel: 0131 226 6580. thecupboard.co.uk Jane Davidson, 52 Thistle St Edinburgh, EH2 1EN. Tel: 0131 225 3280 janeavidson.co.uk Kakao by K, 45 Thistle StreetEdinburgh, EH2 1DY. Tel: 0131 226 3584 kakao.co.uk Accessories Jane Davidson, 52 Thistle St., Edinburgh, EH2 1EN. Tel: 0131 225 3280 janeavidson.co.uk Pam Jenkins, 41 Thistle Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1DY. Tel: 0131 225 3242. pamjenkins.co.uk Arkangel & Felon, 4 William Street, Edinburgh. EH3 7NH. Tel: 0131 226 4466. arkangelandfelon.com Lilies & Dream, 28 St Stephen Street, Stockbridge, Edinburgh, EH3 5AL. Tel: 0131 225 3692. liliesanddreams.com Jewellery Rocky Candy Store, 111 Rose Street Edinburgh EH2 3DT Tel: 0131 225 4109 rockcandygallery.com Hamilton & Inches, 87 George Street, Edinburgh, EH2 3EY, 0131 225 4898. hamiltonandinches.com Joseph Bonnar, 72 Thistle Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1EN. Tel: 0131 226 2811.
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