
B+B Edinburgh
B+B Edinburgh offers comfortable, contemporary rooms in a Georgian townhouse, within easy walking distance from the heart of Edinburgh.
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An intimate and exclusive collection of three townhouses in Edinburgh’s attractive, Georgian New Town, The Howard has 19 butler-serviced rooms to cater for your every need. Downstairs, the public bar-lounge and restaurant are both small but elegantly furnished, with light walls and tartan carpets. High-quality Scottish cuisine is served in The Atholl restaurant for both lunch and dinner, although private dining is available in your room. Guest rooms are spacious and tasteful, and facilities include luxury modern amenities but no minibar or tea/coffee making facilities, as your personal butler is on hand for any such requests.
Rooms at The Howard are large and fairly simply furnished, with elegant creams, greens and purples in the decor. Facilities include complimentary international calls, iPod docking stations and USB chargers but no minibar or tea and coffee making facilities, as guests can make use of their personal butler for such requests. Each room is unique in size and style, although luxury rooms are at the back of the property, making them quieter than the standard rooms. Suites have high ceilings and some have working fireplaces, and all terrace suites are below the ground floor with their own private street entrance.
The Howard is situated on a pleasant Georgian street of townhouses, just a ten minute walk from the shops of Princes Street or around 15 minutes from the Royal Mile. The hotel’s local vicinity is quiet and residential, with attractive boutique shops and independent cafés lining the main street leading toward the distinctive Scott Monument on Princes Street.
The Atholl is the hotel’s intimate dining room, which serves lunch and dinner from an à la carte menu of Scottish cuisine, this can also be served in your room. In addition to the à la carte options, there is also an exquisite seven-course tasting menu option, which can be paired with wine. Afternoon tea is served daily between 2pm and 5pm.
We love The Howard’s elegant, discreet nature and exclusive levels of service.
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The following activities are designed to give you the most authentic experiences of the area where you’re staying. We work with local guides, who use their knowledge and often a resident’s eye to show you the main sights and more out-of-the-way attractions. Our specialists can also suggest outdoor pursuits and activities, such as cooking classes, that will introduce you to the traditions of the area’s inhabitants.
Castles and palaces of Edinburgh's surrounds
Explore some of the numerous historic monuments that litter the countryside around Edinburgh on a full-day tour of the region's most interesting castles, stately homes and palaces. Visit elaborate chapels, country manors and strategic defense positions as you learn about the region's history.
Eat Walk Edinburgh tasting trail
Discover Edinburgh's thriving food scene on a half-day walk around the city streets, stopping off to sample local, national and international food and drink along the way in the company of a passionate guide and a host of engaging restaurateurs.
Ghosts and ghouls of Edinburgh's Old Town tour
Brave Edinburgh's darkest corners on a two-hour walking tour that leads you down narrow laneways and into underground vaults to hear stories of murder, mystery and intrigue and get an insight into the illicit goings on in the medieval city.
Old and New Towns walking tour
Your expert guide leads a walking tour through Edinburgh’s historical districts. Stroll up the Royal Mile and down the narrow side streets, called closes or wynds. Then discover the stylish shopping and elegant architecture located on New Town’s Georgian boulevards.