Our main gripe was the awkwardness and size of lift. We enjoyed our short stay, although the hotel is old, it was a very friendly place, and the room was very good for size. The station, the buses, the shops are all very close at hand. Then out onto Princess Street, (photo 18) and catch the bus you need to get you along Edinburgh (photo 19), aiming towards the castle (photo 20).įor convenience and practicality this hotel is probably the best for disabled person, as everything you need is there for you. To get out of the hotel, you go along the corridor (photo 15) into the small lift (photo 16) go down to ground floor and out along passage (photo 17). The restaurant is also very nice, and can be accessed level (photo 14) and is now named as 20 Princess street restaurant. See 1892 traveler reviews, 1171 candid photos, and great deals for. Just by reception is the lounge, with a ramp, (photo 12) the room being very nice and relaxing (photo 13) but it is very small and not a lot of room to move about. Now 176 (Was 227) on Tripadvisor: Hotel Indigo Edinburgh, an IHG Hotel, Edinburgh. Booking in was easy enough (photo 11) and the staff were so friendly and helpful. The reception is on the first floor, having taken that lift, but then it is on the level. ![]() The bathroom was a good size, with a walk in shower ( which all the bedrooms have ) with a rainfall shower head, a seat, grab rails and pull cord.(photo 9) and the towel rail was a heated one, which gave a nice warm feel in the bathroom. However, all the hotels are in old buildings so maybe the interiors would be the same as Indigo. This hotel would be handy for one or two nights stay, but any longer and you would struggle to put your clothes anywhere. The wardrobe was very small and full of the ironing board which filled it, so hardly any space to hang clothes in. Getting out of the lift on our floor level was again a tight fit with a short walk across a landing, (photo 5) which brought us to our corridor (photo 6) and our room.Įntry into the room was fine, and the wheelchair could be stored by the door (photoħ) The furniture was old, but in keeping with the hotel, but it was a fairly big room with plenty of room to move about (photo 8). A normal size wheelchair and normal scooter can manage, but anything larger would not get in. ![]() We could only just get the wheelchair in and one person in a very small and narrow lift (photo 4). (photo 3) is a lift, which has a tight squeeze to have to turn in to get you into the lift,Ī scooter would maybe do it with a bit of shuffling, but a power chair would struggle. There are automatic sliding doors at the entrance (photo 2) with a small step which a carer can easily manage, however, there is a second automatic door and small step just inside, which we found very difficult to get up, a young fit carer will easily manage though. Enjoy our hotel’s cosy, atmospheric, bar & lounge which offers a superb range of local beers, speciality whiskies and gins.We booked a disabled room at the Indigo hotel, (formally the Royal British hotel) (photo 1) in one of there 64 bedrooms. Our Edinburgh hotel staff are here to help you have a great stay and offer in-depth local knowledge about what’s on and where to go in the world-famous city of Edinburgh. Each guestroom in our Edinburgh city centre hotel is individually designed to reflect the neighbourhood story, with details of Edinburgh’s rich history and Summer Festival traditions, and feature supremely comfortable beds, rainfall showers and friendly service so you’ll feel at home from the moment you arrive. Admire the hotel’s beautifully preserved features such as the original stairwells and unique cupola. Relax at our modern hotel set in 5 traditional Georgian townhouses decorated with chic and contemporary interiors which reflect the vibrancy of Edinburgh today. James Quarter, the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle. If you are looking for the best boutique hotels in Edinburgh, look no further than us right here at Hotel Indigo Edinburgh on York Place, ideally located in the heart of Edinburgh city centre, just moments from St. ![]() Whether you’re staying for business or leisure, our luxury hotel in Edinburgh is the perfect base to start your exploration of the city rated ‘second top UK destination by TripAdvisor’ along with being ranked ‘second in the world for quality of life’. Our 4-star boutique hotel in Edinburgh offers everything you’ll need during your stay in the historic city of Edinburgh.
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