Tailors Hall Hotel Edinburgh (Edinburgh)
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Tailors Hall Hotel Edinburgh
country: United Kingdom, city: Edinburgh (City: Cowgate)
Tailors Hall Hotel Edinburgh 
Location
The Tailors Hall Hotel Edinburgh is situated in the Cowgate, an extension of the Grassmarket and is only a few minutes walk from the Royal Mile.
Rooms
All the hotel's 42 guestrooms are modern in decor with light wood furnishings and possess a wide range of standard facilities to provide you maximum comfort during your stay.
Restaurant
Guests can relish a variety of local specials served at the onsite restaurant and at the alfresco courtyard. You can also unwind after a tiring day at the hotel bar in an exciting atmosphere.
General
The universal appeal of Tailors Hall Hotel also organizes themed events and outside disco for the you to indulge in.
| Hotel Facilities: | Room Facilities: |
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Cocktail bar
Lobby
Reception
Restaurant | Hairdryer
Iron and ironing board
Pay-per-view movies
Private bathroom / Ensuite
Tea and coffee making facilities
Telephone
Television |
Extra Information:
Address:
139 Cowgate
Edinburgh EH11JS
Scotland
International hotels. — Academic.
2010.
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