In the heart of the city, near the Castle, sits the Hotel Indigo® Edinburgh hotel, housed in five historic Georgian townhouses. Step through our doors into a chic, contemporary interior reflecting the neighborhood’s history and Edinburgh’s many modern-day festivals. In your room, you’ll feel inherently immersed in this culture, thanks to locally inspired touches, with each floor highlighting a different side of the city’s rich history and modern-day gatherings. Explore the neighborhood outside, then pop back in for a pint of locally brewed Innis & Gunn, or perhaps some afternoon tea.
2 running machines, 1 cable weight machine, 1 cross trainer, 1 traning bike and free weights.
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Sitting in the center of Edinburgh’s New Town, The Hotel Indigo Edinburgh hotel is surrounded by literature, comedy and art. Teeming with theatres and comedy clubs, galleries and authors’ birthplaces, this area is a creative hub brimming with inspiration and entertainment. It’s a place where artists gather to hone their craft, collaborate with others and entertain the crowds. This culture of entertainment flows freely throughout, and the area is a key destination for the world’s largest arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival. The neighborhood has always nurtured artistic talent, from literary greats to up-and-coming performing artists, and it continues to be a catalyst for imagination today.
Take a stroll to see “Edinburgh’s Disgrace,” or, as it’s officially known, the National Monument of Scotland. Modeled after the Parthenon, the memorial to Scottish soldiers earned its nickname when it was left unfinished after funding ran out in 1829. Nearby at Nelson Monument is a historic time ball, which drops at 1:00 pm every day, except Sundays.
Offering what is arguably the best local, design-led craft pieces -- ranging from fun and funky to stylish and sophisticated -- nearby Concrete Wardrobe is a must-visit. The dazzling high quality and original crafts by Scottish designers include modern jewelry and glasswork, one-of-a-kind accessories, colorful ceramics and eclectic prints, for the perfect gift.
Visitors flock to Edinburgh for the world’s largest arts festival in August, but Fringe isn’t Edinburgh's only annual party. For year-round laughs, we suggest The Stand Comedy Club, featuring local, national and international comedians, as well as “Red Raw,” often called the UK’s best open mic night.
It’s the UK’s largest working theatre, just a stone’s throw from the hotel. From "Grease" to "Swan Lake," you’ll find a wide variety of touring musicals, concerts and comedians gracing the stage. Opened in 1929 as a super-cinema, this historic building has its own stories and secrets, including Albert, the ghost of a former worker rumored to haunt the premises.
Don’t miss out on Scotland’s national dish! If you want to learn more about haggis, Crombies is a renowned butcher’s shop about four blocks from the hotel, and the best place in town. Sample specialty sausages like Wild Boar, Apricots & Brandy or Pork & Edinburgh Ale, or browse the regional selection, including the Cumberland-style Coil and Broughton Pork Bangers.
The Whiski Rooms in Edinburgh Old Town is a must for a wee dram of whisky. Faced with a choice of 270 single malts though, you might want to opt for one of their daily tastings, including pairings with cheese or chocolate. They also offer an extensive wine list, but try the Highlander, a 10-year-old malt whisky with a zap of lemon juice, sugar syrup and ginger ale.
Groups will be greeted with a personal point of contact for their stay. All documents will be prepared in advance of arrival to ensure a smooth and efficient check in experience. Billing will be organised according to the groups individual requirements.