The Rutland Hotel & Luxury Apartments
Hotel · West End ·
Stylish rooms, apartments, buzzy steakhouse, elegant bar, nightclub
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1-3 Rutland St, Edinburgh EH1 2AE, United Kingdom Get directions
Stylish rooms, apartments, buzzy steakhouse, elegant bar, nightclub
1-3 Rutland St, Edinburgh EH1 2AE, United Kingdom Get directions
"The glamorous Rutland Hotel has stylish rooms, a luxurious late-lounge, and a unique restaurant with a glass wine cellar. It is situated on the West End of Princes Street, with views of Edinburgh Castle. The Rutland is between Edinburgh's shopping and financial districts. The Scott Monument is a 15-minute walk away, and the EICC can be reached in under 10 minutes’ walk. Each unique room is chic and elegant. In-room treats include free Wi-Fi, a surround sound system, a flat-screen TV, bathrobes and GHD hair stylers. Guests can also enjoy homemade muffins, real coffee and designer teas. A choice of cinemas and theatres can be reached in under 10 minutes on foot. It is also just 15 minutes’ walk through Prince’s Street Gardens to reach Edinburgh Castle." - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"There’s plenty to catch your eye at this glitzy hideaway, set in a Georgian building bang in the centre of Edinburgh’s West End and just a walk from bustling Princes Street. At the front door you’re greeted by a model cow on the pavement; raise your eyes and you’ll spot a heifer emerging from a window upstairs. Cows are a bit of a theme here, not just as decorative amusement but also in the form of top-quality Aberdeen Angus beef - the Scottish capital’s first "gourmet steakhouse". The rooms and apartments exude a similar sense of vibrant fun. Expect ornate beds (some of them four poster), perhaps an outrageous orange or bright lime coloured chair, and the odd quirky lamp or sparkling chandelier. Furnshings and wallpapers are especially bold in the apartments, with their arresting pop-poster artworks, statement lighting, retro bar stools and in-suite kitchen islands. Overall the effect is bright and glamorous, without being completely OTT. A couple of rooms offer dreamy views of Edinburgh Castle, too. Downstairs there's a bar and basement nightclub, making this buzzy hotel the perfect bolthole for city slickers, couples and night owls alike. Highs A plum central location, with bars, boutiques and dining dens at your fingertips Food in the restaurant is impeccably sourced: the beef comes from local farms, the seafood from Scottish lochs - and much of it is seasonalIdeal for girls' weekends - the bar and basement club are gorgeously glamorous, there’s a long cocktail list, and you’ll find GHD hair straighteners in your room to help you get ready Surprisingly family-friendly, too, with cots, extra beds and a special menu for littl’uns. The apartment can sleep 4 adults, 2 children and a baby, and a couple of rooms interconnectWelcoming, helpful staff Lows Some might find the décor glitzy - but we loved itNote the apartments are in a nearby buildingThe double-glazed windows don’t open, so rooms can get stuffy, but air-con and central heating helpThe club can throb into the wee hours, so if you’re a light sleeper request a top-floor roomNo car park, but there’s an NCP car park 10 minutes’ walk away at the Sheraton Hotel" - Clare Hargreaves
"Say what you will about London, but in more than a few ways Edinburgh is the most European of the UK’s cities — and any way you cut it it’s certainly the most cosmopolitan town in Scotland. So a stylish little boutique hotel like the Rutland, where designer prints and modernist furnishings take the place of tartan and antiques, makes perfect sense here." - Tablet Hotels
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