Good Hotel Guide Review
In one of the New Town’s elegant terraces, within ten minutes of Princes Street yet ‘sufficiently quiet for a good night’s sleep’, the stylish Bonham is hidden within three Victorian town houses. Interiors are bold and colourful with velvet-upholstered chairs and wood panelling in the lounge, glittering wallpaper in the bar and chandeliers in the dining room, with a striking art collection throughout. At weekends, dine on brasserie dishes such as chicken with wild garlic pesto, or smoked salmon fishcakes. ‘Surprisingly large’, ‘very well-appointed bedrooms’ are elegant with muted colours and smart fabrics; all have fresh milk and shortbread; many have views to the street’s gardens or Firth of Forth.
Hotel details
Address
35 Drumsheugh Gardens
Edinburgh
EH3 7RN
Scotland
Telephone
0131 226 6050
Bedrooms
49. 6 on ground floor, 1 suitable for disabled.
Open
all year, restaurant only Fri/Sat eve and Fri/Sat/Sun lunch.
Facilities
lift, reception lounge, bar, restaurant, in-room TV (Freeview), conference/wedding facilities, secure car park (charge), public rooms wheelchair accessible.
Background music
in public areas.
Children
all ages welcomed.
Dogs
not allowed.
Credit cards
Amex, MC, Visa.
Prices
B&B doubles from £223. À la carte £35. 1-night bookings sometimes refused.
Good Hotel Guide articles about
The Bonham
- The Scottish Post: 10 hotels for Christmas in Scotland
- Sunday Post: Top 10 hotels in Edinburgh
- USA Today: 20 charming hotels for a British city break
- Huffington Post: Five UK Christmas Markets for a Festive Hotel Stay