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Hotel Indigo Edinburgh by IHG

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom · Hotel Indigo · Near Luxury

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The Royal British Hotel opened in 1899 at 19 and 20 Princes Street, J. MacIntyre Henry's Category B building of 1896 to 1898, with bowed windows toward the Scott Monument. In 2016 the same hotel joined Hotel Indigo: 64 rooms, and a restaurant still called Twenty Princes Street. Thomas Hamilton had rebuilt No. 19 in 1837, decades before this facade. You are on the New Town side of Princes Street, with Waverley a few minutes behind you.

About Hotel Indigo Edinburgh by IHG

History

Hotel Indigo Edinburgh occupies the former Royal British Hotel at 19 and 20 Princes Street, designed by J. MacIntyre Henry in 1896-98 and opened in 1899. The building is Category B. Thomas Hamilton had rebuilt No. 19 in 1837. In 2016 the hotel joined Hotel Indigo, with 64 rooms, Twenty Princes Street, and the Juniper bar. IHG's launch note specifies Harris Tweed and portraits of Scottish writers.

The setting

20 Princes Street, EH2 2AN, New Town side of the street, opposite the Scott Monument, with Waverley and the Old Town just to the south.

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