Piries Hotel

Built by the renowned Scottish architect Piries in 1845 and renovated in 2006, the hotel is a Grade II listed Victorian building consisting of three separate townhouses, with 32 en-suite guest rooms, a reception lobby and a fully licensed Residents & Non-Residents bar. The hotel's aim is to make its clients' stay in Scotland as comfortable and relaxing as possible with all the modern conveniences in a traditional Scottish atmosphere.

The rooms offer facilities such as private bathroom with shower, electric shaver points and hairdryer. The rooms also feature satellite TV, direct dial telephones, Internet access, tea and coffee making facilities, an iron and ironing board, central heating and double beds. With the period charm of high ceilings and ornate cornicing, the guests' stay in Edinburgh is assured to be a memorable one.

The hotel has a lounge bar. The breakfast room is located to the rear of the lobby and is bright and colourful.

Check in: 14h. Check out: 11h.

From Edinburgh Waverley Train Station: once out of the station cross Waverley Bridge and turn left upon reaching Princes Street. Walk down Princes Street, Shandwick Place and West Maitland Street until you reach Haymarket Terrace. Coates Gardens is on the right hand side across the road. By Bus: a majority of local bus services as well as airport bus 100 and the Inter-City bus services to Glasgow, Inverness, etc. all stop at Haymarket Station, a 2-minute walk from the hotel.