Hotel du Vin Edinburgh

Hotel du Vin Edinburgh is a superb period hotel, dating back to 1743, that was once an asylum in the heart of Edinburgh; the hotel embraces its roots with classic décor, a French-style bistro restaurant, cigar lounge, and extensive wine cellar. If you feel like adding an extra special finishing touch to your golf package, then why not upgrade to a suite with private balconies boasting fabulous views of the capital.

Golf Courses

Very few capital cities are this close to a host of incredible links golf courses. East of Edinburgh is known as ‘Scotland’s Golf Coast’ and when staying at the Hotel du Vin you are less than an hour from Muirfield, Gullane and North Berwick. Sprinkled in amongst these famous courses are the lesser-known gems of Luffness New and Kilspindie.

Accommodation

The 47 distinctive guestrooms are decorated to a timeless style that oozes comfort, with custom made sleigh beds, hand-sprung mattresses and soft Egyptian cotton bed linen.

There is a very traditional Scottish theme throughout, with a modern twist to bring it up to date. The upgraded suites provide something extra special, some of which include private balconies, monsoon drench showers, and king+ sized beds.

Restaurant & Bars

Bistro du Vin is an elegant, French-style restaurant that also offers modern British cuisine. The ambience is peaceful and classic with natural daylight or cosy low lighting, making it the perfect setting from early morning breakfast, relaxed lunch, or lively dinner with friends and family. The large wine cellar ensures an impressive wine list with a great selection from across the globe.

Location

In the heart of Edinburgh and just 9 miles from the capital city’s international airport. The hotel sits just off the famous Royal Mile in the Old Town, between Edinburgh’s iconic castle and Holyrood Palace.

Nearby

Edinburgh is a fantastic vibrant city to visit, full of history, culture, and architecture. It is home to the Scottish Parliament, the prestigious University of Edinburgh and Edinburgh Castle.

The Scott Monument is something you must visit if you are not too afraid of heights – the narrow steps leading to the top of the tower give you unparalleled views of Princes Street and across most of this magnificent city.

The famous Princes Street and Rose Street are bursting with shops and restaurants.