Ideally located on the Royal Mile, minutes from Princes Street and the legendary Edinburgh castle.
Barceló Carlton Hotel is on the Royal Mile, just minutes from the world-famous Princes Street; so you don’t have far to walk to see the historic sights or visit the shops. Ask Angus, the concierge or any of his colleagues to give you some personal recommendations on places to visit!
Edinburgh is a fascinating city. You should visit Edinburgh Castle, Holyroodhouse, catch a show at the Playhouse Theatre or do some shopping in the famous Jenners Department Store.
Key Features
14:00 Check-in time 11:00 Check-out time 189 No of Bedrooms
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Other Features
Indoor Swimming Pool
Gym
Non-smoking
Indulge yourself in pure luxury
• Situated on the Royal Mile close to the castle, minutes from the main shopping areas of Princes St.
• 189 spacious bedrooms
• Excellent food from the Bridge Restaurant and Bar on the first floor
• An extensive Health & Leisure Club
• Car parking available locally
• Waverley station is only two minutes away and Edinburgh International Airport only seven miles
Car Parking charged £15.50 per night (FREE car parking for Premium Room bookings)
Plenty to see & do
Upcoming Event Hightlights
9 - 30 Aug 2008 (annual)
Starting with Bolshoi Ballet prima ballerina Nina Ananiashvili and ending with the world première of Matthew Bourne's newest dance work, Dorian Gray, the dance programme of the 2008 Edinburgh International Festival is as eclectic as ever.
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8 - 30 Aug 2008 (annual)
Opening with Kurt Weill and Berthold Brecht's Rise & Fall of the City of Mahagonny with Susan Bickley and Willard White conducted by HK Gruber, the Usher Hall concerts at the Edinburgh International Festival form a widely eclectic programme.
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9 - 30 Aug 2008; not Sun (annual)
Edinburgh's Queen's Hall is one of the most delightful chamber music venues in Britain. During the annual Edinburgh International Festival it becomes the venue for morning chamber music recitals (except Sundays).
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8 - 30 Aug 2008 (annual)
With Scottish Opera's co-production of Smetana's The Two Widows and the return of Valery Gergiev with his Mariinsky Opera forces for Polish and Russian operas, this year's Edinburgh International Festival opera programme has a Slavic flavour.
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