by If there is one thing that Edinburgh is not neglected, it is visitors. There is also no lack of flagship hotels to record them. It is also the fascination of Edinburgh in its diversity – from the historical drama of the old town to the architectural elegance of the new city. And of course not to forget the considerable attractions of smaller parts of the city such as Stockbridge for shopping or Leith for its flourishing food scene.
The same applies to this selection of the hotels, from the quirky imagination to the quiet stylish. All of them can be described as a boutique in size and style, but no two are the same, from a surprisingly luxurious Lighthouse supply ship in Leith to incredibly opulent suites that are as many stage stages as accommodation. Regardless of whether it is a budget-friendly urban chic, a glamor of the old school or a delicious discrete hiding place you are looking for start with the best boutique hotels in Edinburgh.
How we check
Each hotel in this curated list was visited by one of our experienced experts who are usually hosted free of charge. They stay at least one night, test at least one meal and trial versions of other experiences that the hotel may have to offer.
Imagine a chic patin-old money, but addicted to the war dior. If you designed a hotel, it would look like this: Part Country House; Part of stylish sway. With elegant bedrooms, dramatic restaurants, state-of-the-art gym, wellness treatments and an exclusive bar on the roof, it won’t get much more glamorous than this. The attention to detail is particularly impressive; The first-class execution-think about the traditional luxury with discrete mod cons. If the owner James Thompson has a motto, it has to be Oscar Wildes “nothing success like excess”. The formal house for the formal park and the virgin house from the 17th century could make it think of Jane Austen heroines, but the leopard skin carpet will certainly not do-there will be a pucky feeling of mischief in the middle of the entire excessive tops of opulence and the extravagant-preserving scene seing, as well as a sincere obligation, for both joy and joy and joy and joy and joy and joy. To secure joy and joy and delight. There is no opportunity for the tassel, swag, fringes or verse. Sir Walter Scott meets Vivienne Westwood in the decoration scheme of this Tartan Fantasia Boutique Hotel, which takes the former home of the Royal Overseas League-a heir, which is hugged with his tribute to Scottish Explorers. Shimmering views over the castle give this unique environment even more attractiveness. The luxurious property is as close as possible in a concept in a private member club without actually joining yourself. Only local guests are approved in the leather library, the bar and the restaurant. Life here revolves around the room only for guests where you can order a dram and enjoy the view. Nothing is stuffed on these Victorian villas and their pretty original characteristics. Stylish bedrooms, an elegant bar that offers modest all -day eating actors and a location only 10 minutes from the city center, make this beautiful couple of pretty houses that are opposite each other, a good boutique Edinburgh. The rooms that range from petite to suite include options with a free-standing bathtub that is positioned for a look at the Pentland hills, and it is offered in a lounge bar area with warm, soft colors, stacking vintage board games and a huge window of the bay window. The design of New York Architect Grzywinski+Pons is Georgian Edinburgh outside, Shoreditch inside. Pale oak floors, many pastels with the strange splash of mustard and self -confident quirking create a carefree but seriously trendy. The heart of everything is the pistachio and vanilla coffee -lounge/-bar, which are largely occupied by people who knock on their tables, spiky plants in terracotta pots and a wealth of light. The 72 studio apartments offer more space than a hotel. If Pugin Gothic Revival Love Nests designed, they would look like this: an outrageous riposte for modern minimalism, which was realized in nine fantasy suites near the gates of Edinburgh Castle. These secret caves of overloaded joy are dark, deeply lush, completely forgiving and light (wonderful) crazy, which are realized with an metal, theatrical love for detail. The suites are either above the known atmospheric witch in the Castle restaurant or at the opposite location of the Royal Mile, which was secreted in Jollies Close. No costs for the creation of this sociable restaurant and the bar with rooms in the popular neighborhood of Stockbridge were spared. Expect a good -looking modern HERITAGE look with one or two surprises in the inviting room, including the restaurant and the bar. This property is best known, together with 10 carefully designed rooms with painted linen folds, stylish wallpaper and huge tweed headters. The hotel is surrounded by independent shops, restaurants and a Sunday market. It is just a 15-minute decline in the city center. It is a large small ship that is polished with a decor and respects the work history of the ship without going overboard. Imagine a miniature luxury liner with a Art -deco via Hollywood feeling from the 1930s, all luxuriously deep carpets, curvy wood paneling, leather and sparkling glass. On the beds you will find custom -made litters from the local Weaver Araminta Campbell. Your studio is exactly along the street – private tours can be arranged.
