Family Friendly Hotels in Edinburgh

Situated just a few minutes from Waverley Station and many bus routes, the hotel is easily accessible whatever your method of travel is.

Old Town Chambers offers luxurious suites that are ideal for your honeymoon, offering you the most romantic, private and elegant stay.

As is befitting for a luxurious 5-star hotel in the centre of the Scottish capital, the Balmoral Hotel welcomes dogs with a Pet Welcome Pack consisting of treats, a dog bed, a water bowl, as well as information on all the dog-friendly bars, restaurants and parks. Only one dog is allowed per room and there is a fee of £50 per stay for all dogs apart from Assistance Dogs.  Gift Basket for Dogs    Dog Sitting  More details...

Spend the most luxurious and unforgettable honeymoon experience in the Scottish capital and pamper yourself and your significant other by choosing one of the elegantly appointed suites, where luxury and comfort are guaranteed.

The most luxurious and relaxing honeymoon awaits at this Edinburgh hotel, which offers comfortable and elegant suites with king-size beds, wonderful views and many other amenities that will make your honeymoon absolutely special.

Dogs are allowed to stay at the hotel for a fee of £30 per dog per night.

Situated on Royal Mile, Edinburgh's most central street, this hotel offers comfortable and elegantly appointed rooms and suites, ideal for the most romantic honeymoon vacation.

The hotel offers a romantic package which includes luxurious accommodation, champagne, special treats, a dozen roses, breakfast in bed and late checkout, making it ideal for the most unique and romantic honeymoon experience.

Each luxury serviced apartment brings the comfort and style of a boutique hotel, with the space of an urban waterside apartment.

For the most unique and private honeymoon vacation, newlyweds can opt for one of the spacious apartments offered by this accommodation and spend countless moments of relaxation in one another's company.

Principal Edinburgh George Street consists of five townhouses which were built in 1775 in order to become the residences of some of Edinburgh's most distinguished personalities. Since 1881, the townhouses were turned into a hotel, which, after changing owners and brands, became the luxurious historic hotel that it is today. Its deep history is evident throughout the building as well as through small details, while the hotel also tries to blend the traditional Scottish culture and heritage with modern amenities and state-of-the-art facilities that have earned it the title of one of the most lavish hotels in Edinburgh.

Guests are welcome to bring their dogs along for a fee of £30 per dog per night. Dogs are permitted only in specific rooms and each room can accommodate up to 2 dogs maximum.

This stylish 4-star Victorian hotel features a variety of luxurious and absolutely elegant rooms, each one of which is distinctly decorated in different colours from the rest. Although a Victorian theme runs through every room of the hotel, each room is still unique and individual, offering a different interpretation of the era, along with some modern elements and amenities. All rooms feature a private bathroom, while some rooms have a four-poster bed for extra romance and comfort.

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.

Initially built in 1840 as a private family house, the building came to the possession of the Anglican church in the 1870s. The Anglican nuns used to reside in it and they also built a chapel in the centre of the property. The mission of the Anglican nuns was to care for young women who were in need, and those women gave back to the convent by building a small laundry business. The building was used as a convent for about 50 years before being sold to another owner and turned into a hotel.

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.

Make this historic hotel your honeymoon retreat and spend this romantic trip with your other half in the most magical and unique way.

Just 5 minutes’ walking distance from Princes Street’s shops and its beautiful gardens, this boutique style hotel offers modern, spacious apartments set in a 19th-century former museum.

Offering spacious and comfortable apartments with all the necessary amenities, as well as private gardens and a central location, this accommodation is nothing short of ideal for the most private and relaxing honeymoon experience.

The hotel offers spa facilities which include a gym, a 15m swimming pool with a hot tub, sauna and steam room to relax and enjoy during your stay.

Dogs and small pets are allowed for an extra charge of £10 per pet per night, plus a deposit of £50 per stay.

Take advantage of one of Nira Caledonia's special packages and make your dream honeymoon come true. Nestled in Stockbridge, an elegant part of Edinburgh's New Town, the hotel is the perfect choice for an indulgent honeymoon in the Scottish capital.

Located in the heart of Edinburgh and just a breath away from Edinburgh Castle, Fraser Suites are the perfect honeymoon retreat.