Edinburgh's Balmoral Hotel named best in UK by US travellers
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Readers of Condé Nast Traveler US ranked the luxury hotel top of a list of 35 in the Europe/UK category of the magazine’s annual Readers’ Choice Awards.
More than 600,000 readers from around the world submitted a record-breaking number of responses to the survey.
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The Balmoral, a Rocco Forte hotel, sits above Waverley Station at No. 1 Princes Street.
Booking in for the night could cost you anything from around £150 for a room, or several thousand pounds for one of the hotel’s deluxe suites.
The most opulent suite, the Scone and Crombie, is named after the Scottish palace of Scone in Perthshire and the historic Crombie Castle in Aberdeenshire.
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Hide AdA night in the suite, which can be adapted to hold two or three bedrooms, and comes complete with entrance hall and fireplace, can set you back over £5,000 depending on the time of year.
“We are delighted that Scotland has been received in this way by our US guests. Our team are always striving to enhance and renovate our legacy building to ensure that we are at the very forefront of British hospitality and are showcasing what the city of Edinburgh has to offer, providing each guest who walks through our door a unique and inspiring stay.”
Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - the Caledonian, also on Princes Street, came eighth in the rankings.