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Inverleith Hotel |
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5 Inverleith Terrace
Stockbridge
Edinburgh
EH3 5NS
Scotland
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Independent Hotel |
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3 Star Hotel |
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Description |
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Inverleith Hotel is a small hotel in Edinburgh city centre, housed in an
historic Victorian townhouse. Rooms at this charming hotel are tastefully
decorated and benefit from large sash windows, which let in plenty of light.
There are eight rooms at Inverleith Hotel and if you are visiting for a special
occasion, you might like to choose the room with a charming four-poster bed. All
of the rooms at Inverleith Hotel have private bathroom facilities and
direct-dial telephones.
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A double room at Inverleith Hotel Edinburgh
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The dining room at Inverleith Hotel
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Inverleith Hotel is located next to Edinburgh's Royal Botanic Gardens, a
peaceful and appealing setting for a visit to the city. From the hotel you can
travel around the city either on foot or by bus. Edinburgh is a compact city so
you won't have any difficulty exploring all of its fascinating areas. Inverleith
Hotel offers a hearty Scottish Breakfast each morning, with a vegetarian option
available. Inverleith Hotel is a friendly, family run hotel, whose staff are
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Facilities |
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Bath / Family Friendly / Gardens / Hairdryer / Pay-Phones / Phone / Shower / Smoking Rooms on Request / Wake Up Calls / Wash Basin
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Attractions |
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Inverleith Hotel is situated next to Edinburgh's Botanic Gardens, so this is a
good place to begin your sightseeing. After relaxing in the beautiful gardens
you could head into the town centre and visit Edinburgh Castle, walk along the
Royal Mile, explore the winding streets of Cowgate and then rest your legs in a
Scottish pub, where you could sample traditional Scottish dishes such as Haggis. |
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From Edinburgh Airport, you can either take a bus into the City Centre then
change onto the 8, 23 or 27 bus, or you can take a taxi direct to the hotel.
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Walk out of Waverley Station up the stairs onto Princes Street. Turn left and
then taka a right hand turn onto Hanover Street. This becomes Dundas Street and
you then continue to walk down Dundas Street until it becomes Brandon Street.
You will then cross over the Water of Leith and then walk up Howards Place. From
here take a left onto Inverleith Terrace, where you will find Inverleith Hotel.
Alternatively, walk onto Princes Street and take the number 8, 23 or 27 bus to
Inverleith Terrace.
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Exit the M8 at Junction 1 and then head south on the A720. Then take the A71
eastbound towards Edinburgh City Centre. Continue straight on onto the A70,
which joins with the A8 and leads you straight onto Princes Street. You then
need to turn left onto Hanover Street and carry on straight along Dundas Street
and Brandon Street. Follow the road around as it bends to the right and then
turn left onto Howards Place. You then need to turn left onto Inverleith
Terrace.
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