Location. The Royal Scots Club is located in Edinburgh, Scotland, 500 metres from the Princes Street Gardens, and one mile from Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh Waverley Station is two miles from the hotel and the airport is seven miles away. Hotel Features. Set in Edinburgh's New Town, The Royal Scots Club Edinburgh is housed in a traditional four-storey building with a stone facade. The hotel houses a wood-panelled library with a fireplace, and complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. Further amenities include room service and laundry facilities.

The Royal Scots Club Edinburgh has a formal dining room which overlooks the Queen Street Gardens. The restaurant serves Scottish dishes, and light meals are also available in the bar and lounge. A complimentary full Scottish breakfast is served every morning.

Guestrooms. The 20 guestrooms are individually decorated in a traditional style with patterned fabrics and wood furnishings. All rooms have satellite television with pay movies and complimentary wireless Internet access, and further amenities include direct-dial phones, hair dryers, and tea and coffee facilities.

Room Types:

Standard Double Room:   One double and one twin bed. Wireless Internet access. Satellite television. Pay movies. Direct-dial phone. Tea and coffee facilities. Hair dryer. Complimentary toiletries.

Driving Directions: From Edinburgh Airport (EDI): Distance to The Royal Scots Club is 7 miles, approximately 15 minutes' drive.

Getting there. Airlink 100 operates express bus services to the city centre. Buses run every 10 minutes and depart from the bus station next to the terminal. The N22 night bus runs between midnight and 4 a.m. Taxis wait at a rank next to the terminal, and cost approximately 15 GBP to the hotel. Waverley, Edinburgh's main railway station, can be reached by bus or taxi. Regular trains leave Waverley for Glasgow and most major destinations throughout Scotland and England. Price subject to change.

Getting around. Edinburgh city and the Lothian region are served by a network of buses. There are hop-on, hop-off stops for city bus tours throughout central Edinburgh. Black cabs are available and can be hailed in the street. The centre's cobbled streets are best explored on foot. Driving in the city centre is not recommended for visitors.