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“With its cozy restaurant, comfortable rooms and the only outdoor eating drinking space in the area, The Raeburn brings a touch of class to bohemian Stockbridge.”

Hotel review

Stockbridge has a village identity all its own, and The Raeburn's location is more peaceful than some city centre rivals, while still within easy reach (on foot or by bus) of Edinburgh's sights. With Edinburgh Academicals rugby ground (claimed to be the oldest in the world) on the doorstep and Grange Cricket Club across the road, The Raeburn will appeal to sports fans. Inside a Georgian townhouse built in 1832, ten bedrooms are painted muted creams and greys, set off by plum-coloured soft furnishings and shiny wood floors. Perks include mini-bars stocked with spirits, wines and champagne, complimentary bottled water and fresh (not UHT) milk, and there are complimentary Ipads in all rooms. Bathrooms have roll-top baths and walk-in rain showers and are stocked with Arran Aromatics toiletries. In the laid-back restaurant the menu is pubby, with dishes such as shin of beef and onion pie, fish and chips, burgers and plentiful veggie options. There's a plethora of eating and drinking options nearby, including Michelin-starred chef Tom Kitchin's acclaimed Scran and Scallie gastro-pub.

Robin Gauldie
Robin Gauldie Review published: 23/10/2018

Recommended for

  • City Style

    • Smart rooms boast Egyptian cotton bed linen and rooms with either rainshower or rolltop bath tubs

  • Local exploring

    • Stockbridge is a great base for exploring the city, as long as you don't mind the hills!

  • Museums

    • Twenty minutes walk into the city centre, home to attractions such as National Museum of Scotland and Edinburgh Castle.

  • Sights nearby

    • Ten minutes walk from the Edinburgh Botanics, or 15 mins up the hill to Princes Street

  • Designer Shopping

    • Designer shopping on nearby George Street.

  • Restaurant

    • The Raeburn serves mainly gastropub style dishes with a Josper Grill for delicious steaks and burgers

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Intimate

  • Charming

  • Full of character

Facilities

  • Restaurant

    The Raeburn serves mainly gastropub style dishes with a Josper Grill for delicious steaks and burgers

  • Meeting Room

  • Garden

  • Sit-out Terrace

  • Library

  • No pets

  • Room service

  • Walking distance restaurants

  • Bar

  • Wifi

Activities

  • Museums

    • Twenty minutes walk into the city centre, home to attractions such as National Museum of Scotland and Edinburgh Castle.

  • Sights nearby

    • Ten minutes walk from the Edinburgh Botanics, or 15 mins up the hill to Princes Street

  • Designer Shopping

    • Designer shopping on nearby George Street.

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The Raeburn

Originally published by Good Hotel Guide

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