Hilton Edinburgh Caledonian 
Built in 1903 and refurbished in 2005, this upscale Victorian hotel is set on Princes Street overlooking Edinburgh Castle. Smart, contemporary guestrooms feature views of the castle or Princes Street Gardens and provide cable TV and PlayStations.
Guests can unwind at the complimentary health club with pool, sauna and gym or indulge in treatments at the spa centre.
Hotel prices and availability
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Dining at the Hilton Edinburgh Caledonian
The Pompadour - Traditionally furnished restaurant offering panoramic views over Princes Street and Edinburgh Castle through pretty semi-circular windows. Serves a blend of Scottish and international cuisine accompanied by an extensive wine list. Dishes include Carpaccio of while Highland venison, Pan-fried medallions of monkfish and Roasted Scottish beef served with honey coated vegetables, chateau potatoes and béarnaise sauce.
Chisolm’s Restaurant and Bar - Offering international and Scottish dishes in restaurant incorporating the original architecture of the former Caledonian railway station. Every night of the week the bar has a Sparkling hour between 5 and 7 where champagne and strawberries are served. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Henry J Bean’s - Lively American themed cocktail bar with a relaxed atmosphere serving a huge selection of mixed cocktails and American classic dishes. The bar is lined with an extensive display of liquors and drinkers are encouraged to order any drink imaginable.
The Caley Bar - Residents and public bar located at the front of the hotel. Light snacks, drinks and over 100 whiskies are available. The bar is open late for residents.
The Castle Suite Lounge - Specialising in afternoon tea and situated on the ground floor of the hotel this quaint tea room serves a large selection of sandwiches, cakes and beverages throughout the day.
Attractions near this hotel
Edinburgh Airport (EDI): Approximate driving time is 20 minutes and distance is 7miles (11 kilometres).
Frequent daily bus services run from the bus station adjacent to the Terminal to the central Edinburgh bus terminus at Waverley Bridge, buses to the city centre cost about £5. Taxis are also available from a taxi rank adjacent to the Terminal and cost approximately £15.
Driving directions from the airport: Take the A8 east from the airport and follow the signs for Edinburgh City Centre. The hotel is located on the west end of Princes Street.
An Airsaver ticket covers a single fare, plus same-day unlimited travel on Lothian buses after arrival in the city. Taxis can be hailed in the street. The centre of Edinburgh is best explored on foot.
Charlotte Square – 250 metres
Edinburgh Castle – 400 metres
Princess Street Gardens – 450 metres
National Art Gallery – 700 metres
Royal Museum of Scotland – 1 mile (1.5 kilometres)
Dynamic Earth (planet earth themed attraction) – 1 mile (1.5 kilometres)
Holyrood Palace – 2 miles (3 kilometres)
Scottish Parliament – 2 miles (3 kilometres)
Arthur’s Seat (mountain) – 2 miles (3 kilometres)
Royal Yacht Britannia – 3 miles (4.5 kilometres)