A relaxed townhouse duo full of Scottish spirit in the heart of Edinburgh
An Edinburgh boutique hotel like no other, The Roseate Edinburgh combines upscale retreat vibes with an authentic Scottish soul. Together, these two meticulously restored Victorian townhouses – just across the street from each other – create a refined, elegant and relaxed city bolthole.
Bedrooms are spread across the twin townhouses, and are designed to throw a spotlight on the buildings’ heritage. Warm tweeds, rich velvets and printed wallpapers add plenty of character, while freestanding baths, artisanal treats and fluffy robes dial up the comfort – and romance. If you want to kick back outside your bedroom, the bar and lounge keep things elegant yet relaxed. Whisky lovers need look no further: the bar’s vintage whisky cabinet is full of rare delights, while the all-day menu serves up classic Scottish dishes with a signature twist.
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Outside, the city’s Old Town awaits. A gentle stroll from the hotel will take you to Edinburgh Castle, while the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is just an amble along the Water of Leith. Adventurers might like to up the pace and tackle Arthur’s Seat for far-reaching Highland views, before returning to enjoy a wee dram in front of the fire in your Edinburgh home-from-home.
Bedrooms are spread across the twin townhouses, and are designed to throw a spotlight on the buildings’ heritage. Warm tweeds, rich velvets and printed wallpapers add plenty of character, while freestanding baths, artisanal treats and fluffy robes dial up the comfort – and romance. If you want to kick back outside your bedroom, the bar and lounge keep things elegant yet relaxed. Whisky lovers need look no further: the bar’s vintage whisky cabinet is full of rare delights, while the all-day menu serves up classic Scottish dishes with a signature twist.
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Outside, the city’s Old Town awaits. A gentle stroll from the hotel will take you to Edinburgh Castle, while the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is just an amble along the Water of Leith. Adventurers might like to up the pace and tackle Arthur’s Seat for far-reaching Highland views, before returning to enjoy a wee dram in front of the fire in your Edinburgh home-from-home.
Enjoy your stay!
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