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Avant-garde, trendy and modern, the Hotel Missoni Edinburgh is anything but ordinary. Staying here is an immersion in Italian fashionista Rosita Missoni’s vibrant world. — Jetsetter
$149
on Booking.comAlmost directly above Waverley railway station, The Balmoral's soaring clock tower is a city landmark, famously set a few minutes fast for the benefit of those on the way to the train. — Frommer's
$227
on Booking.comHidden in lush grounds a short drive from the city centre this is the swankiest, most swoon-some country house hotel imaginable. — The Telegraph
$502
on Booking.comBuilt around the neo-Gothic façade of a 19th-century church, the Glasshouse Hotel contrasts old stone with contemporary, metal-framed glass walls. — Travel + Leisure
$137
on Booking.comSophisticated, beautifully renovated grande dame at the west end of Princes Street near Edinburgh Castle and the shops of George Street. — Hideaway Report
$226
on Booking.comAn upscale boutique property with 100 rooms, Malmaison Hotel Edinburgh is housed in a former house of ill repute (yes, a brothel). — Oyster
Leave it to one of the U.K.'s most forward-thinking chains to convert a Victorian-era asylum into this understated luxury property. — Fodor's
$100
on Booking.comNo better place in Edinburgh to have a bath in a turret. — Time Out
$158
on Booking.comWith comfortable rooms (consider upgrading) and a spa, swimming pool and gym it’s definitely worth considering, especially for families or as part of a special deal. — The Telegraph
$173
on Booking.comThe vibe here is guesthouse meets Soho House–style member's club, with all the perks of a boutique hotel. — Condé Nast Traveler
$158
on Booking.comThe 240-room Principal Hotel Edinburgh George Street is a gorgeous, upscale hotel that stands out for its thorough attention to detail and beautiful interior design. — Oyster
$121
on Booking.comOriginally the Scandic Crown. ... A clean-cut, sleek and monochromatic look with subtle Scottish motifs. Service standards are high, and you'll walk out of reception on to the Royal Mile. — Time Out
$112
on Booking.comThe Tigerlily is housed in an historic Georgian townhouse, but inside, it's thoroughly modern. — Oyster
$158
on Booking.comEssentially a restaurant ... with some suites attached, there are few communal spaces -- the hotel is a favorite among those seeking seclusion. — Oyster
$499
on Booking.comWhile it doesn't look like much from the outside, the Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa is a seriously upscale hotel with some outstanding facilities. — Oyster
$226
on Booking.comThis elegant 1819 Georgian building may be listed on the historic register, but it offers the features of a big commercial house, including a health center with a 12-meter indoor pool. — Star Service
$122
on Booking.comNineteenth-century ornamental cornices, wood panels, and high ceilings satisfy the historical cravings of period enthusiasts, but... huge modern canvases by area artists keep it from feeling frumpy. — Concierge
$133
on Booking.comThe clue's in the name: this is a genial pub/inn, right on Edinburgh's world-famous Royal Mile. — Fodor's
$139
on Booking.comLuxurious adjoining townhouses with romantic interiors and stunningly restored staircases. — Michelin Guide
Love it or hate it, there’s no denying that the cutting-edge design of the Point Hotel is a talking point. — Lonely Planet
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