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Where will I be staying Brooks Hotel Edinburgh offers bed and breakfast with a difference and that difference is the beautifully boutique style that lifts the hotel above the usual crowd. Leaning on the historical interest of the building open fireplaces and antique furniture are paired with modern artwork and contemporary design for stunning rooms that just beg to be posted on every social media platform possible. Cosy and luxurious yet affordable for a city break. The room chronicles 46 rooms of boutique greatness from the Compact Double Room to the King Room fit for a well you know. Each room comes with wonderfully plump beds freshly made with luxurious Egyptian cotton linen for a sure-fire great night s sleep. Not to mention the stylish en-suite bathroom complete with a premium eco shower de-misting mirrors and complimentary Geneva Guild toiletries. The rooms are finished off with hand-picked furniture bold designer wallpaper and of course free Wi-Fi. You don t want to use all your mobile data for the month showing off your room to your friends because that s a very real possibility. This hotel s great because It s just so remarkable to look at. Whether you are relaxing in the room wandering around the open style lounge or soaking up the sun in the beautiful courtyard garden there s always something to admire about Brooks Hotel. It s city centre location also means that the hotel is a fantastic base for shopping trips special theatre nights and general exploring. However we d be very impressed if you managed to tear yourself away from the hotel to do any one of those things. Wining and dining Start your day the right way with one of Brooks Hotel s excellent breakfasts. Go all out with the full Scottish breakfast featuring award-winning haggis from the local butcher (when in Rome ) or keep it simple with boiled eggs and soldiers. A breakfast worth cutting your lie-in short for. Maybe you d like a lazy afternoon lounging around the hotel (or just any excuse to stay around the hotel) Settle down with tea and scones from the Afternoon Tea Menu. As things get later into the night relax by the fire in the Honesty Bar with a glass of whisky. Haggis in the morning and whiskey in the evening you ve got yourself a very Scottish day. Exploring the neighbourhood Brooks Hotel is located in Edinburgh s vibrant West End just a mile from the iconic castle that s sure to dominate any room window views (you ll hear no complaints from us). It s a 10-minute walk to the cobbled streets of Old Town for museums historic sites and cafés or a 5-minute walk to Princes Street for an extensive shopping trip. Haymarket Train Station is just a 5-minute walk away and even Edinburgh Airport is only a 20-minute drive from the hotel. For those staying at Brooks Hotel Edinburgh is right on your doorstep. In a nutshell: Beautifully boutique

Waverley rail station and the main bus station are a short taxi ride away (2 kms). Haymarket rail station is less than a ten minute walk from the hotel.Taxis and shuttle buses to and from the city centre are readily available. Directions by road: From A8 and M9 (The West):Follow the signs for city centre until Haymarket Station.Go through the lights onto West Maitland Street and bear right at the lights (direction Carlisle / A702). This is Torphichen Street leading to Dewar Place. At the next lights get into middle lane and go across Morrison Street into Gardners Crescent (N.B. do not move on the filter at these lights). Follow the crescent to a roundabout and turn right. Grove Street is next right.From Forth Road Bridge:Follow A90 (Queensferry Road) to Barnton junction. Stay on A90 towards city centre taking right hand fork at Kwik-Fit Garage (Queensferry Road Again). At traffic lights bear right staying on Queensferry Road. Turn right at roundabout onto Queensferry Terrace. Go straight on at the next roundabout into Belford Road. Follow this road round past the Hilton Hotel beyond which the road swings right (Douglas Gardens/Palmerston Place). Go straight along Palmerston Place through one set of lights. At the next lights (West Maitland Street) go straight over into Torpichen Street continuing to Dewar Place. From A702 (The South):Follow Comiston Road into Morningside Road and eventually Bruntsfield Place. Approaching Tollcross watch out for Kings Theatre on the right. Proceed through lights and turn second left into Thornybauk. Follow this round past fire station to lights at T junction ( L Amore D Italia restaurant). Turn left onto Fountainbridge. Go straight on at the roundabout. Grove Street is now first right.