Ritz Hotel

Ritz Hotel was originally built as a town house in the 1860s right on the edge of Edinburgh's historic New Town in the heart of the city. After a spell housing the Scottish Coal Board the building was converted into a boutique Hotel by Mrs Elizabeth Paterson. She worked extremely hard for almost 50 years seeing the Hotel through the good times and the bad.

With an eclectic taste and an eye for detail she decorated every area in its own unique style much of which can still be seen today. The Ritz was one of the first hotels in the city to offer all guests an en suite facility.

Every effort has been made to retain the original features including the beautiful cornices rose crowns and staircases whilst simultaneously providing guests with all necessary mod-cons.

Handed down through the family the Ritz is undergoing a new lease of life through the eyes of Betty's Grand-daughter Holly and her husband Chris. The emphasis is very much on keeping an individual and unique touch and real focus on good old fashioned hospitality, as has always been the way.

Please note:
Check-in from 16:00
Check- out by 11:00
Cancellation policy is 2 days in advance
We accept payment by cash & credit card
 

Located Near

Located on the edge of Edinburgh's Historic New Town in the West End of Edinburgh's city centre the Ritz Hotel combines an 1860s listed building with a stylish and retro interior. Just 200 metres from Haymarket Station the hotel is a short walk from Edinburgh attractions like Princes Street Edinburgh Castle the Royal Mile the Dean Gallery and Murrayfield Stadium.