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Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh
Newest Review: ... we did not spend much time in the room apart from sleeping, so an internal room was perfect - not a sound could be heard from ... more  ... the railway station or the busy streets below so a restful night's sleep ensued.
The room had most of the essentials that you would expect of a five star hotel, though a note advised guests to ring room-service for the tea and coffee making paraphenalia to be brought. This was done very promptly. The kettle came already filled with hot water and was accompanied by a package of the most delicious fresh shortbread.
As check-out was not until midday we made the most of the crystal clear swimming pool in the hotel'...more |
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Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh: It was a pleasure! (493 words)
by - written on 13/09/09 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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We stayed at the Balmoral on a Saturday night having chosen the hotel for its proximity to Waverley Railway Station and it's prime position in the heart of the city, being right on Princes Street, the main shopping thoroughfare of the Georgian 'New Town'. The welcome at reception was warm and friendly, check-in was a breeze, and a special request I had made on booking was acknowledged. Our room was a couple of floors up and faced the internal atrium, so no great view, but the room itself was beautifully appointed, as was the bathroom. I do enjoy a room with a view, but on this occasion we did not spend much time in the room apart from sleeping, so an internal ... Read the complete review
By Royal Approval (531 words)
by - written on 30/03/09 (Very useful, 108 readings)
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My husband and I visited Edinburgh for a few days with friends. We found a serviced apartment a mile out of city centre for the first three nights and then splashed out £150 for bed and breakfast at the Balmoral for our last night of the trip. We had heard that it was an amazing hotel and we were, overall not disappointed. The Balmoral is one of the two most famous hotels in Edinburgh - the Scotsman being the other. Royalty apparently often stay here, but we didn't get to see anyone famous. I had been told to expect a traditional, but beautifully decorated hotel with great service and this is what we got. LOCATION: It is located in Princes St ... Read the complete review
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