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The hotel is part of a complex featuring the Three Sisters Pub. The pub is very popular and is open until 1am every night of the week. On weekends the hotel is very often used by stag and hen parties. It is not recommended for those looking for a quiet and peaceful stay, but it is ideal for those looking for a lively and vibrant venue.
Exterior: Built in 1621 for the Guild of Taylors, the building was completely renovated and transformed into a hotel in 1998. It is a stunning traditional property.
Lobby: The hotel entrance is through the cobbled courtyard, which in summer months is an outdoor bar area.

The rooms are modern in decor, with light wood furnishings. They are of a good standard, and all are equipped with tea/coffee-making facilities, mini-safe, hair dryer and trouser press as standard. All are equipped with facilities of a three-star standard, including pay-per-view movies and direct-dial telephone. Although rooms are double glazed, some can be affected by noise from the pub.

Major sporting events are shown on a large screen in the cobbled courtyard of the hotel (weather permitting). The Three Sisters Pub serves food daily, and an upstairs room serves guests a traditional Scottish breakfast. The bar is open from 9am until 1am, but later during the Edinburgh Festival and key event dates.

Themed evenings occasionally take place here and there is a nightclub close to the hotel.

Check in at 2 pm and check out is until 11 am.

From the airport, take airport hhuttle bus 100 and alight at Waverley Bridge. The hotel is approximately a 5-minute walk up Cockburn Street and over the Royal Mile.