Highly rated by guests who stayed at Royal Scots Club
Private garden access
Luxury toiletries
Historic atmosphere
Complimentary breakfast
Unique room decor
"The building itself is beautiful, full of character, history, and traditional Scottish charm."
Samuel from Thailand
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"The room was beautiful and authentically Scottish."
Rick Q from Canada
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"The dining room was delightful with windows to the front of the building."
Floyd from United Kingdom
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"The room we had was lovely with nice bathroom, robes, and a really good coffee machine."
Chris from United Kingdom
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"Location in The New Town is ideal for seeing Edinburgh and away from the far too touristy Royal Mile."
John from United Kingdom
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Club hotel in Edinburgh's UNESCO World Heritage New Town
Rooms & Suites
The Royal Scots Club has individually styled rooms with traditional decor and luxury amenities. Guests receive complimentary afternoon tea and coffee throughout the day. Some rooms have views over the rooftops to Fife.
Dining
The in-house dining room overlooks Queen Street Gardens and focuses on local Scottish produce. Private dining options are tailored to utilize local ingredients and flavors. The bar offers a selection of drinks in a smart setting.
Meetings & Events
A dedicated event coordinator plans meetings and gatherings in the club's meeting and banquet facilities. The club hosts engaging cultural events and lectures regularly. Business services include fax/photocopying, dry cleaning, and laundry.
Location
The club is located in Edinburgh's New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, close to the Scottish National Portrait Gallery and National Gallery of Modern Art. Queen Street Gardens are across the street. The peaceful neighborhood is within walking distance of Princes Street and the city center.
Club Amenities & History
The Royal Scots Club offers access to a wider network of reciprocal clubs worldwide than other hotels. The club has historical significance as a tribute to fallen soldiers of the First World War. Guests have access to a members' lounge and library for relaxation and socializing.
Highlights
Location: UNESCO World Heritage New Town, near Portrait Gallery
Rooms: Individually styled rooms with traditional decor
Dining: In-house dining with local Scottish produce, private options