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Royal Ettrick Hotel

Office Hours:
Mon - Friday 0900 - 1800
(Feb - May. Sept Oct 0900 - 2000 hrs)
Sat 0900 - 1200
Sun 1200 - 1600
Contact UK: 0845-1306-241 (local call rate)
International: 0044-1357-529129
Fax: 01357-520999
Email: enquiries@classicbritain.co.uk

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Royal Ettrick Hotel

13 Ettrick Road, Edinburgh, EH10 5BJ

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The Royal Ettrick Hotel in Edinburgh provides an ideal location for touring the Capital and the surrounding areas. Rates from Ł30pppn Bed & Breakfast

Directions

From Edinburgh Airport:
Approximate distance to the hotel is 13 kilometers.

Driving directions: From the airport, follow signs to Edinburgh city centre along the A8, through Corstorphine, Murrayfield and Haymarket. At the West End of Princes Street, turn right into Lothian Road and follow the signs to the A702 through 5 sets of traffic lights. At Tollcross (clocktower in the middle of the junction) veer right into Home Street. At the 2nd set of traffic lights by the Kings Theatre, turn right into Gilmore Place. Continue along Gilmore Place for at least half a mile over 2 sets of lights. After the 2nd set of lights, continue straight over the mini roundabout into Polwarth Terrace and take the first road on your left after the tennis courts and bowling green. Take the first right into Ettrick Road and the car park is situated on the left.

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