Brooks Hotel Edinburgh
Edinburgh, Scotland
Good Hotel Guide Review
Within easy reach of the city’s sightseeing trail, Andrew and Carla Brooks’s spruced-up 1840s West End hotel has a relaxed, clubby feel. The modern lounge is given a vintage edge with handpicked statement pieces including a black chandelier, deep leather seating, animal horns; periodicals, board games, an honesty bar and a DVD library are on hand. Unfussy bedrooms (some suitable for a family) have their own temperature control and comfortable beds with a choice of down or micro-fibre bedding. No need to rush at weekends: breakfasts, served until 11 am, include a full Scottish embracing haggis and a tattie scone. See also Brooks Guesthouse, Bristol (main entry).
Hotel details
Address
70–72 Grove Street
Edinburgh
EH3 8AP
Scotland
Telephone
0131 228 2323
Bedrooms
46. Some in annexe, 1 suitable for disabled.
Open
all year except 23–26 Dec.
Facilities
lounge, breakfast room, dining room, in-room TV, courtyard garden, paid parking nearby (£12 per day), public areas wheelchair accessible, adapted toilet.
Background music
in lounge, breakfast room (jazz/contemporary).
Children
all ages welcomed.
Dogs
allowed in bedrooms, public rooms.
Credit cards
Amex, MC, Visa.
Prices
per room B&B single £65–£135, double £75–£150. 1-night bookings rarely refused.
Good Hotel Guide articles about
Brooks Hotel Edinburgh
- Sunday Post: Top city hotels in Scotland
- Sunday Post: Top 10 hotels in Edinburgh
