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59 HOTELS IN AND AROUND DANDERHALLRanking can be influenced by the commissions we receive.20 hotels nearby!
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The history of this building began in 1840 when it was first constructed in order to be a private family home. However, during the 1870s, the building came to be owned by the Anglican church and was turned into a convent where nuns and young women in need were residing. Its life as a convent lasted for only 50 years, as it was purchased by a family in the 1950s and turned into "The Milton Hotel". The hotel changed hands one more time until it was bought by its current owners in 1976 and was turned into the hotel that it is today.
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Originally built in 1874, this Victorian estate belonged to a wealthy Scottish businessman. The estate has been purchased by Maggie and Bruce Urquhart, who have owned it for about 22 years now. After long and time-consuming restorations, the estate was opened as a 4-star boutique hotel, retaining as much of its Victorian grandeur and opulence as possible, in order to offer a unique accommodation experience to all guests.
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This opulent manor house, built in 1687 by Sir William Bruce, stands as a significant example of Restoration architecture. Prestonfield House boasts a long and distinguished history, having hosted notable figures throughout the centuries within its grand estate.
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Edinburgh37 stands out as a highly praised guesthouse in Edinburgh, offering a blend of comfort, convenience, and charm. Its prime location in a peaceful residential area provides easy access to public transportation, with multiple bus lines ensuring efficient travel to the city center, often taking just around 20 minutes. The guesthouse benefits from a lovely, quiet neighborhood that serves as a retreat from the bustling city, equipped with walking trails, shopping opportunities, and a selection of eateries nearby.
Guests consistently highlight the delightful breakfast experience, characterized by hearty traditional Scottish options and fresh, high-quality buffet-style selections, all enjoyed in an elegantly set dining area. The hotel's rooms are well-regarded for their spaciousness, cleanliness, and stylish decor, providing a comfortable lodging experience complemented by daily cleaning services. The impeccable cleanliness extends to all areas of the hotel, ensuring a spotless environment that enhances the overall guest experience.
The staff at Edinburgh37 receive universal acclaim for their hospitality, described as friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable. Their attention to guest needs, along with valuable advice on local attractions, contributes to the welcoming and home-like atmosphere. Despite some mixed reviews about WiFi connectivity, particularly in the rooms, the lobby provides a reliable alternative for staying connected.
Edinburgh37 is well-suited for families, offering spacious family rooms and a location that balances tranquility with proximity to the city center. The comfortable beds enhance the restful experience, with their quality often praised despite minor inconsistencies noted by some guests. The accessibility of the guesthouse, supported by excellent transport connections, further solidifies its appeal to both family travelers and those in search of a convenient base for exploring Edinburgh.
Overall, Edinburgh37 emerges as a highly recommended choice for visitors seeking a charming, clean, and friendly accommodation with excellent access to Edinburgh’s attractions.
Guests consistently highlight the delightful breakfast experience, characterized by hearty traditional Scottish options and fresh, high-quality buffet-style selections, all enjoyed in an elegantly set dining area. The hotel's rooms are well-regarded for their spaciousness, cleanliness, and stylish decor, providing a comfortable lodging experience complemented by daily cleaning services. The impeccable cleanliness extends to all areas of the hotel, ensuring a spotless environment that enhances the overall guest experience.
The staff at Edinburgh37 receive universal acclaim for their hospitality, described as friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable. Their attention to guest needs, along with valuable advice on local attractions, contributes to the welcoming and home-like atmosphere. Despite some mixed reviews about WiFi connectivity, particularly in the rooms, the lobby provides a reliable alternative for staying connected.
Edinburgh37 is well-suited for families, offering spacious family rooms and a location that balances tranquility with proximity to the city center. The comfortable beds enhance the restful experience, with their quality often praised despite minor inconsistencies noted by some guests. The accessibility of the guesthouse, supported by excellent transport connections, further solidifies its appeal to both family travelers and those in search of a convenient base for exploring Edinburgh.
Overall, Edinburgh37 emerges as a highly recommended choice for visitors seeking a charming, clean, and friendly accommodation with excellent access to Edinburgh’s attractions.
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Hotel Ceilidh-Donia offers a blend of Scottish hospitality and charm in a 150-year-old building that retains its Victorian town house character. This historic hotel, housed in a lovely large Victorian house, provides a cozy atmosphere that reflects the typical beauty of such heritage properties. Guests can enjoy a traditional Scottish breakfast, immersing themselves further in the local culture. The hotel is set in an interesting historical city, making it a worthy destination. Its old English manor house charm and typical British distribution add to the unique experience for visitors.
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The Ben Doran Guest House is a charming and characterful establishment located just outside Edinburgh with easy access to the city via public transport. Guests have praised the convenient location with many restaurants and bars within walking distance. The breakfast is a highlight with plentiful options and friendly staff. The rooms vary in size and decor, but are generally clean and comfortable with some offering historic features. The cleanliness of the facilities is consistently praised with friendly and helpful staff. Parking options are available, although some guests have encountered difficulties. While there are some mixed reviews regarding the four star rating, guests generally find the services and facilities to be very good and welcoming. Overall, The Ben Doran Guest House offers good value for the price paid.
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Nestled within the University of Edinburgh's park-like grounds, The Scott stands as a true testament to Scotland's rich history and architectural grandeur. This charming Victorian villa captures the essence of Edinburgh through its beautifully restored 18th-century building that looks like a house in a castle. It blends historic elegance with modern style, impressing visitors with original artwork on every wall. The dining room with its intricate 18th-century ceiling, is particularly captivating.
Described as a secret gem in Edinburgh, The Scott exceeds expectations with its picturesque and calming environment. Visitors are charmed by the beautifully renovated and stylish rooms, offering a unique step back in time. Its old town location makes it easy to explore the historic center, while the authenticity of the hotel's architecture adds to the overall Edinburgh experience. From its stunning historic building to the exceptional decoration and breakfast, The Scott presents an attractive and exquisite stay in the heart of Scotland's capital.
Described as a secret gem in Edinburgh, The Scott exceeds expectations with its picturesque and calming environment. Visitors are charmed by the beautifully renovated and stylish rooms, offering a unique step back in time. Its old town location makes it easy to explore the historic center, while the authenticity of the hotel's architecture adds to the overall Edinburgh experience. From its stunning historic building to the exceptional decoration and breakfast, The Scott presents an attractive and exquisite stay in the heart of Scotland's capital.
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Bellevue Guest House offers a convenient and comfortable stay close to the city center, making it an attractive choice for travelers eager to explore urban attractions with ease. Its excellent location stands out, as guests frequently praise its proximity to major sights and event venues, accessible by foot or via a nearby bus stop. Nestled on a peaceful street, the guest house provides a tranquil retreat while maintaining easy access to delightful dining options and shops. This convenience, paired with the warmth and hospitality of the friendly staff, creates an inviting atmosphere that guests appreciate.
The accommodations in Bellevue Guest House receive a generally favorable reception. Many guests enjoy the cleanliness and spaciousness of the rooms, which are adequately heated and equipped with comfortable beds. However, room size varies, with certain smaller rooms noted as cramped. The cleanliness of the property is a strong point, with rooms frequently described as tidy and well-maintained, although some bathrooms may need more consistent attention.
Breakfast is typically described as simple yet sufficient, offering everyday essentials like cereals, toast, fruit, muesli, and some protein options. Despite the basic selection, it is seen as a nice addition, though some guests would prefer a broader variety. The staff's attentive service during breakfast and throughout the stay contributes positively to the experience.
Parking at Bellevue Guest House comes with options, including spaces directly in front of the building or within the courtyard, though securing a spot may require some maneuvering. The staff's courteousness and readiness to assist with parking add to the overall pleasantness of the stay.
While some beds provide comfort, others may be too firm or soft for certain guests, and smaller beds might feel cramped for more than one adult. Hence, improving mattress quality could enhance comfort further.
Overall, Bellevue Guest House's key strengths lie in its prime location, the commendable service from friendly staff, and its comfortable, clean environment. This combination, along with the charm of its picturesque setting, makes it a valuable choice for those visiting the city.
The accommodations in Bellevue Guest House receive a generally favorable reception. Many guests enjoy the cleanliness and spaciousness of the rooms, which are adequately heated and equipped with comfortable beds. However, room size varies, with certain smaller rooms noted as cramped. The cleanliness of the property is a strong point, with rooms frequently described as tidy and well-maintained, although some bathrooms may need more consistent attention.
Breakfast is typically described as simple yet sufficient, offering everyday essentials like cereals, toast, fruit, muesli, and some protein options. Despite the basic selection, it is seen as a nice addition, though some guests would prefer a broader variety. The staff's attentive service during breakfast and throughout the stay contributes positively to the experience.
Parking at Bellevue Guest House comes with options, including spaces directly in front of the building or within the courtyard, though securing a spot may require some maneuvering. The staff's courteousness and readiness to assist with parking add to the overall pleasantness of the stay.
While some beds provide comfort, others may be too firm or soft for certain guests, and smaller beds might feel cramped for more than one adult. Hence, improving mattress quality could enhance comfort further.
Overall, Bellevue Guest House's key strengths lie in its prime location, the commendable service from friendly staff, and its comfortable, clean environment. This combination, along with the charm of its picturesque setting, makes it a valuable choice for those visiting the city.
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High Street Hostel - Over 18s Only, Backpackers Atmosphere3.7 km from Danderhall
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Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh's old town, High Street Hostel - Over 18s Only, Backpackers Atmosphere offers a unique slice of history. The building, a traditional Scottish structure, exudes charm with its quaint furniture and medieval atmosphere. Guests revel in its incredible location, mere steps away from major tourist attractions, historical and cultural sites and the iconic Royal Mile. The hostel itself is steeped in history with fixtures and fittings that bring its storied past to life. Despite being centrally located, the area remains surprisingly quiet, adding to the serene yet vibrant experience of staying in such a historic part of the city. Surrounded by the old city's charm and character, guests find themselves immersed in a place that feels like a different era, making their stay in Edinburgh both memorable and enriching.
Carberry Tower Mansion House and Estate3.7 km from Danderhall
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The estate dates back to the 11th century, with the current building incorporating a 15th-century castle keep. It has evolved architecturally over centuries and has connections to Scottish royalty and significant local history.
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The Carberry Tower Mansion House and Estate is full of history and a truly magnificent medieval castle that feels like stepping back in time. Guests loved exploring the unique and interesting rooms with historical armor and furnishings. The ambiance of the historic property and beautiful grounds made guests feel relaxed and comfortable. The location is perfect and the staff provides excellent service. The hotel's dining and breakfast options were delicious and guests enjoyed the quirky and charming Scottish country house vibe. The property has been well-maintained and has a unique charm and beauty that is both exceptional and gorgeous. The hotel boasts two libraries, a music room, drawing rooms and charming historical touches, such as the spot where Mary Stuart surrendered to the English. Overall, the Carberry Tower Mansion House and Estate is a must-visit destination for those seeking a unique and historical travel experience.
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Located in a city that is steeped in history, the idea for the building in which The Inn on the Mile is now housed first started being formulated in the 19th century, but the very first rooms were initially built in 1923. The building was sold and changed owners before being turned into the boutique hotel that it is today, but it still manages to preserve its original historical features, providing guests with the most unique accommodation experience.
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The Inn on the Mile stands as a remarkable testament to Edinburgh's rich history, housed in a beautifully preserved historic building right on the bustling Royal Mile. Once serving as a bank, its transformation into a charming hotel retains the architectural grandeur, offering high ceilings and unique style that encapsulates the feeling of stepping back into the 19th century. This nine-room property provides guests with an intimate encounter with history, further enhanced by themed rooms named after famous Scottish figures. Excellent housekeeping ensures the hotel is immaculate, complementing the building's storied elegance with modern comfort. Visitors praise its excellent central location, allowing easy access to the mesmerizing old town. With a vibrant bar and restaurant on site, guests can enjoy the seamless blend of historic charm and contemporary amenities, making each stay not just comfortable, but uniquely memorable.
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Originally built in 1905, this imperial building was intended to control the Edinburgh skyline and features amazing views of the city´s famous landmarks.
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Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh, The Scotsman Hotel offers a remarkable blend of historical significance and modern conveniences, creating an unforgettable stay for its guests. Originally home to The Scotsman newspaper, the hotel is steeped in tradition and echoes with stories from the past. Guests are captivated by the beautiful and ornate architecture, including lovely period features like the marble staircase and the original printing press, which all contribute to the hotel's unique charm.
The hotel’s location is highly praised, situated on the Royal Mile and directly opposite Edinburgh Waverley station, making it a prime spot for exploring the historic attractions of the city. The central setting combines beautifully with the hotel’s old-world warmth and character, presenting visitors with an authentic taste of Edinburgh's rich heritage.
The interior design is exquisite with rooms that seamlessly meld historical decor with modern amenities. The preservation and thoughtful incorporation of the hotel's historic elements, such as the printing press, are particularly appreciated by those who stay here. Visitors often remark on the hotel’s "lovely historic feel" and its "old school feel," both of which add to its unique appeal.
Staff members, including the helpful and informative concierge Barry, enhance the experience by sharing the fascinating history of the building. Guests find themselves drawn to the hotel's rich historical background, feeling a palpable connection to its storied past.
Overall, The Scotsman Hotel stands out as an embodiment of historical beauty and modern luxury, set within one of the best locations in Edinburgh. Its mix of heritage, architecture and convenience ensures a memorable and captivating stay for anyone wanting to experience the essence of the city.
The hotel’s location is highly praised, situated on the Royal Mile and directly opposite Edinburgh Waverley station, making it a prime spot for exploring the historic attractions of the city. The central setting combines beautifully with the hotel’s old-world warmth and character, presenting visitors with an authentic taste of Edinburgh's rich heritage.
The interior design is exquisite with rooms that seamlessly meld historical decor with modern amenities. The preservation and thoughtful incorporation of the hotel's historic elements, such as the printing press, are particularly appreciated by those who stay here. Visitors often remark on the hotel’s "lovely historic feel" and its "old school feel," both of which add to its unique appeal.
Staff members, including the helpful and informative concierge Barry, enhance the experience by sharing the fascinating history of the building. Guests find themselves drawn to the hotel's rich historical background, feeling a palpable connection to its storied past.
Overall, The Scotsman Hotel stands out as an embodiment of historical beauty and modern luxury, set within one of the best locations in Edinburgh. Its mix of heritage, architecture and convenience ensures a memorable and captivating stay for anyone wanting to experience the essence of the city.
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Built in 1886 in the Scots Baronial style, this hotel was originally conceived with the sport of golf in mind. It retains Victorian architectural features, including stained glass windows, reflecting its late 19th-century origins.
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Perched in a picturesque area, the Braid Hills Hotel stands as a testament to Scottish history. As a historic building adorned with original features, this lovely and traditional property exudes an old-fashioned charm that captivates visitors. The hotel’s Castellan architecture and beautiful old world design make it an iconic landmark in the area, full of character and historical ambiance.
Guests appreciate the historical aspect of the hotel, admiring its fascinating layout and old-style elegance. They enjoy the peaceful and cozy atmosphere, enriched by the hotel's vintage feel and historic charm. The property's stunning exteriors and interiors, combined with its old family-style hospitality, enhance its allure.
Conveniently situated, the Braid Hills Hotel allows for easy access to the town, courtesy of frequent bus routes. The hotel impresses with its beautiful Scottish style and traditional design, making each stay feel like a journey back in time. Despite its age, the place offers a lovely and serene experience, allowing guests to soak in the timeless luxury and historical significance it preserves so well.
Guests appreciate the historical aspect of the hotel, admiring its fascinating layout and old-style elegance. They enjoy the peaceful and cozy atmosphere, enriched by the hotel's vintage feel and historic charm. The property's stunning exteriors and interiors, combined with its old family-style hospitality, enhance its allure.
Conveniently situated, the Braid Hills Hotel allows for easy access to the town, courtesy of frequent bus routes. The hotel impresses with its beautiful Scottish style and traditional design, making each stay feel like a journey back in time. Despite its age, the place offers a lovely and serene experience, allowing guests to soak in the timeless luxury and historical significance it preserves so well.
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The hotel was initially built in 1819 and it was the very first hotel to be built with the purpose of being a hotel in Edinburgh. Its Georgian-style aesthetics is blended with modern amenities and comforts, making it the luxurious hotel it is today.
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Located right in the heart of Edinburgh's old town, Castle Rock Hostel - Adults Only is a place where history enthusiasts will find themselves in their element. This historic hostel, characterized by its beautiful and atmospheric old building, offers a unique stay that feels like stepping back in time. The establishment once served as a palace and exudes a medieval castle ambiance with its wooden floors, high ceilings and bohemian interiors.
Guests frequently highlight the site's phenomenal location, situated next to Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile, offering unparalleled historical ambiance and direct access to the rich history of the city. The creative decorations, themed in medieval and Scottish styles, add to the authentic and charming feel of the place. Details like the castle-like decor, arms and old-fashioned atmosphere contribute to a sense of living history, making it much more than just a place to stay.
Social aspects also play a significant role in enhancing the experience. The hostel's eclectic look and welcoming nature foster a super social environment with great staff, ensuring that everyone feels at home. Beyond its vibrant social life, the hostel's setting offers fantastic value for money in a city filled with architectural masterpieces.
For anyone looking to immerse themselves in the captivating history of Edinburgh while staying in a characterful and historic building, Castle Rock Hostel stands out as a top choice. Its decorations, ambiance and location make it a unique and authentic accommodation option that will make guests feel closer to the rich Scottish heritage.
Guests frequently highlight the site's phenomenal location, situated next to Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile, offering unparalleled historical ambiance and direct access to the rich history of the city. The creative decorations, themed in medieval and Scottish styles, add to the authentic and charming feel of the place. Details like the castle-like decor, arms and old-fashioned atmosphere contribute to a sense of living history, making it much more than just a place to stay.
Social aspects also play a significant role in enhancing the experience. The hostel's eclectic look and welcoming nature foster a super social environment with great staff, ensuring that everyone feels at home. Beyond its vibrant social life, the hostel's setting offers fantastic value for money in a city filled with architectural masterpieces.
For anyone looking to immerse themselves in the captivating history of Edinburgh while staying in a characterful and historic building, Castle Rock Hostel stands out as a top choice. Its decorations, ambiance and location make it a unique and authentic accommodation option that will make guests feel closer to the rich Scottish heritage.
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The Witchery by the Castle was established by James Thomson, one of the most famous restaurant owners in Scotland, at a historic building at the gates of Edinburgh Castle. It takes its name from the hundreds of women burned at the stake as witches on Castlehill during the 16th and 17th centuries. The Witchery occupies a substantial 16th century building, Boswell’s Court, named after a former resident, James Boswell. With its antique-filled suites secreted within dreamy 16th-century building, guests are swept into an opulent, Gothic fantasy.
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