The Lane Hotel, a stylish boutique hotel, is the perfect destination for those seeking a romantic trip, short break or staycation in the beautiful city of Edinburgh. Set within a historic Victorian house in the peaceful Morningside area, just two miles from the city centre, this elegant hotel combines charm and history with restored original features.
The Lane Hotel is ideally situated in the heart of Morningside, a bustling southside area with a plethora of independent shops, good restaurants, and an unfeasible number of cafés, coffee shops, and bars. The hotel is located just a leisurely 30-minute walk or 10 minutes by regular bus from the west end of Princes Street or the Old Town. It is 3.7 km from Edinburgh Waverley and 15 km from the Edinburgh Airport. To reach the hotel from the airport, your best option is to take the train to Haymarket or Waverley and then catch the 11, 15, or 16 Lothian bus heading south.
Eleven luxurious bedrooms each boast their own individual décor and style at The Lane Hotel Edinburgh, with quiet variations of more-interesting-than-white colour schemes accented by occasional bold accents. All rooms feature beds big enough to set up camp in, Brobdingnagian headboards, and notably good bed linen. For added comfort, all bathrooms are equipped with underfloor heating and individual temperature controls, allowing for personalized temperature management.
The hotel's restaurant is well-renowned as one of Edinburgh's most famous public houses and serves a mind-boggling selection of open sandwiches, as well as a traditional three-course dinner menu offering dishes like Scottish oysters and saddle of venison. The dining experience in this fascinating collection of nooks, crannies, and undisciplined clutter is certainly an alternate universe from the hotel part of the business.
At The Lane, guests can enjoy a range of soft furnishings, including fluffy cushions, comfortable chairs, and ottomans to provide maximum relaxation during their stay.
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