Caledonian Hilton Edinburgh

Frommer's Review

Completely renovated in 1991, the hotel remains one of the city's landmarks and offers commanding views towards the nearby Edinburgh Castle and over Princes Street Gardens. The public rooms are reminiscent of Edwardian splendor, and the guest rooms (many of which are exceptionally spacious) are conservatively styled with reproduction furniture. The fifth-floor rooms are the smallest. Bathrooms come with combination tub/showers. Although the accommodations are equal to those of other first-class, multistar hotels in Edinburgh, the competition has moved ahead with its leisure facilities. Fine dining meals are served in the Pompadour Restaurant. A traditional tea is featured in the high-ceilinged lounge. On the Internet, advance booking reaps savings.

Facilities:
2 restaurants; 2 bars; indoor pool; exercise room; room service; laundry service; dry cleaning

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