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Featured Hotels Near Royal Mile Edinburgh
493 Lawnmarketthe Royal Mile (0.00 km from Royal Mile)
Sir Hume Residency is based directly on Royal Mile in Edinburgh in one of the oldest Scottish buildings dating back to 15th century and previously home to famous Scottish philosopher Sir David Hume.
493 Lawnmarket Old Town Edinburgh E (0.02 km from Royal Mile)
Located within a few steps of Royal Mile and 200 metres of The Real Mary King's Close in the centre of Edinburgh Royal Mile Suites by the Castle provides accommodation with free WiFi and flat-screen TV.
Ladystair Close (0.04 km from Royal Mile)
Set in Edinburgh this second floor apartment is a few steps from Royal Mile in a listed building just 150 metres from the Edinburgh Castle. The apartment is 150 metres from National Gallery of Scotland and 250 metres from Royal Scottish Museum.
Ladystair Close (0.04 km from Royal Mile)
Ladystairs 2 Royal Mile offers accommodation in Edinburgh's historic centre. The apartment is located on The Royal Mile. The kitchenette is fitted with an oven and a microwave as well as a kettle. A flat-screen TV is featured.
Riddle Court Edinburgh Eh1 2pg (0.05 km from Royal Mile)
Located in the centre of Edinburgh just a few steps from Royal Mile and 200 metres from The Real Mary King's Close The David Hume Residence provides accommodation with city views and free WiFi.
(0.08 km from Royal Mile)
Modern Studio on Royal Mile Great for Castle in Edinburgh provides accommodation with free WiFi 100 metres from Royal Mile 200 metres from The Real Mary King's Close and 300 metres from Camera Obscura and World of Illusions. The property is 1.
Bank Street (0.10 km from Royal Mile)
Bank St Royal Mile offers self-catering accommodation in Edinburgh just steps from the iconic Royal Mile and within 100 metres from Royal Scottish Museum and St Giles Cathedral. Edinburgh Castle is 200 metres away.
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About Hotels in Royal Mile!
The Royal Mile Edinburgh is one of the oldest and most iconic streets in Scotland. Located at the heart of the city, it stretches from Edinburgh Castle, located at the top end of the hill in Old Town to Holyrood Palace, situated on the other side of Arthur’s Seat. This cobblestone street is lined with ancient buildings that are steeped in centuries-old history. Along the route, you will find a number of shops, pubs, churches and museums that all have their own fascinating stories to tell. The Mile’s close proximity to some of Edinburgh’s most famous attractions such as St Giles Cathedral, National Museum of Scotland and Camera Obscura makes it one of the must-visit spots for anyone visiting this beautiful city. It is also home to a multitude of festivals throughout the year including Hogmanay celebrations, Beltane Fire Festival and Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo Festival which attract tourists from across the world every year to witness these unique events.
The Royal Mile was initially called ‘Etherdome’ by ancient Scots who used it as a market place for trade between peasants and merchants. Over time its name has evolved into what we call it today; royalty used it as an important thoroughfare back in those days and with its wealth of royal heritage its name seemed fitting. The area is still bustling with activity just like it was centuries ago; its restaurants, souvenir shops and galleries make it one of the best places to spend an afternoon wandering around in awe. A visit to this magnificent street will surely leave you mesmerized by its old world charm and architectural beauty as well as help you gain a deeper appreciation for Scotland's rich cultural history!