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Best boutique hotels in Edinburgh for 2024

Simon Calder’s Travel

From the medieval closes of the Old Town to the regal townhouses of the Georgian New Town, Edinburgh is a city brimming with character. Days can be spent exploring independent shops on winding alleys, discovering the storied history of castles and palaces, and hiking up an extinct volcano. And that’s just the city centre. On the fringe of the city, Edinburgh’s old suburbs come with a history of their own, from the former mill estate at Dean Village to the 18th-century warehouses at Leith.

A stay in Edinburgh should be accompanied by accommodation that reflects the city’s quirks. That’s why boutique hotels are the best option for a weekend break in the Scottish capital, where cosy lounges are lined with gilded books, plush rooms are tucked away in the eaves of old buildings and extravagant afternoon teas are served in the restaurant. Here’s our pick of the best boutique hotels in Edinburgh.

The best boutique hotels in Edinburgh

At a glance

1. The Roseate

The Roseate gives colourful vibes to a Victorian property

The Roseate gives colourful vibes to a Victorian property (The Roseate)

Warm rose stone greets you at The Roseate Hotel in Edinburgh’s West End. Sumptuous accommodation is housed across twin Victorian villas, standing regal within manicured grounds. Rooms feature decadent copper soaking tubs, some making the most of huge bay windows overlooking the gardens. In the restaurant, a menu of the freshest Scottish produce is served and the bar is stocked with an exceptional selection of single malt whiskies – the perfect welcome to the Scottish capital.

Address: 4 West Coates, Edinburgh EH12 5JQ

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2. The Raeburn

The hotel is in a great neighbourhood, so you’re catered for inside and out

The hotel is in a great neighbourhood, so you’re catered for inside and out (The Raeburn)

In Edinburgh’s well-to-do Stockbridge neighbourhood, The Raeburn is surrounded by independent shops, an eclectic array of brunch spots and intimate wine bars hidden in basement nooks. If you’re not out for a nightcap, stay in and enjoy one of the best bar gardens in the city, shimmering with fairylights in summer. The restaurant serves Scottish dishes cooked with finesse and the rooms are a stylish medley of William Morris print, dusty pink walls and sprawling king-sized beds.

Address: 112 Raeburn Place, Edinburgh EH4 1HG

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