Gleneagles Townhouse
Gleneagles Townhouse is a luxury hotel in Edinburgh city centre. It features an all-day restaurant and rooftop bar.
Gleneagles Townhouse is a luxury hotel in Edinburgh city centre. It features an all-day restaurant and rooftop bar.
This vibrant economy hotel offers modern comforts in Edinburgh's heart. Each spotless room provides essential amenities and free Wi-Fi.
Nestled in Edinburgh's heart, this hotel blends Victorian charm with modern comforts. It offers an elegant retreat for leisure and corporate travellers.
This vibrant economy hotel is located in the lively centre of Edinburgh. It serves as an ideal starting point for discovering the city's most iconic landmarks.
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Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Gleneagles Townhouse says it is built for social travellers seeking city centre luxury, and Ibis for families. The Old Waverley Hotel says it is built for Leisure and corporate travellers, and Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge for City break travellers seeking a central location.
Ibis states that the hotel does not accept cash payments. The Old Waverley Hotel states that The Old Waverley Hotel has challenging access for guests with limited mobility due to its age. Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge states that some surfaces within the hotel require updating or replacement according to guest feedback, and Hotel du Vin that the hotel operates as a cashless establishment accepting only cards and digital payments. Those are the limits each hotel publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.