Published in Scotland Magazine Issue 39 on 23/06/2008.

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WHERE TO STAY

Swallow Albany
Albany Street
Georgian townhouse in a quiet
location but close to the city centre.
Its restaurant is highly regarded, its
luxury rooms impressive. Twentyone
tastefully decorated rooms
Tel: +44 (0)131 556 0397

Rick’s
Frederick Street
Style and informality in perfect
unison. There are just 10 rooms at
Rick’s, a study in privacy and cool.
Equipped with business equipment
as well as luxuries such as DVD
players (this was one of the first
hotels to introduce them as
standard) Rick’s featured in Conde
Nast Traveller’s top 25 hottest
hotels. A real favourite
Tel: +44 (0)131 622 7800
www.ricksedinburgh.co.uk

Tailors Hall
Cowgate
Tailors Hall differs from many
boutique hotels in that it is not shy
of attracting a young and vibrant
clientele as well as a business one.
The hotel has 42 stylish bedrooms
and the neighbouring pub attracts
an eclectic mix of people.
Very contemporary
Tel: +44 (0)131 622 6800
www.festival-inns.co.uk

Glasshouse Hotel
Greenside Place
The Glasshouse is a five star
stunning contemporary hotel set in
an old building and was voted by
Conde Nast Traveller as one of the
50 hottest hotels in the world.
Huge beds, luxurious baths, wall to
ceiling windows, a roof garden
and patios make the whole
experience like stepping into
another world
Tel: +44 (0)131 525 8200
www.theetoncollection.com

Channings Hotel
Learmonth Gardens
The deluxe rooms and suites make
this one of Edinburgh’s most
exclusive hotels. The emphasis
is very much on luxury and
personal s.....

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By Dominic Roskrow

Section : Regional Focus

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