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Welcome
to Broughton Hotel and Guesthouse!
Our fine Tranquil Georgian Townhouse Bed Breakfast is situated right in the City Centre of the beautiful New town area of Edinburgh in a very safe and quite area. An ideal spot for both tourist and business travellers alike who are visiting Scotland and are looking for good value scottish accommodation.
Broughton Hotel Accommodation
We are a 3 star Guest house in a Georgian style New town building in the City Center of Edinburgh and only 2 minutes from the Playhouse theatre.
All of our five bedrooms have been recently refurbished all are fully en-suite with fresh bed linen, hand & bath towels, unlimited shortbread biscuits, tea/coffee facilities, colour television, free high speed broadband wireless internet, central heating and with the benefit of free off street private car parking.
Attractions and Activities
The Broughton City Centre Hotel is in the heart of Edinburgh and is only
a short walk to Princes street, & Edinburgh
Castle, The Waverley rail and St Andrews Square bus stations,
are only a comfortable 10 minute stroll.
The Botanical Gardens is also nearby the vibrant Broughton Street with the stunning venue Mansfield Traquair and its many fine restaurants, cafes, bars, clubs and The Edinburgh Playhouse theatre are only 2 min's walk from our hotel.
Our guests can also gain access to the Virgin Active health club in the Omni centre for a small daily fee for full use of there pool, gym, sauna and leisure centre.
What's Nearby
The Broughton Edinburgh City Centre Hotel Guest house B&B is in a
very quiet and safe part of Edinburgh in what is fast becoming known as
the most cosmopolitan area of Scotland.
We are ideally situated for theatre lovers alike with the famous
Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre and its west end shows just 200 meters
away Lyon & Turnbull, Edinburgh's leading auction house is right next
door.
Nearby Theatres
The Omni Centre Leith Street.
This large entertainment complex with multi screen Virgin cinema, Virgin
Active health club and several national bars and restaurants, Witherspoons,
Slug & Lettuce, Frankie & Johnny’s, La Tosca, Charlie Chan’s,
Pizza Hut.
The Playhouse Theatre Leith Street.
Large theatre showing big west end shows & Plays and Edinburgh’s
major concert and music venue.
We are also in a great location for the Hogmanay Festival, the Edinburgh Film Festival, and many others. We can also provide information on Scottish weekend breaks around Edinburgh, day trips to Loch Ness & the Scottish Highlands.
Whether you like jazz music, live bands, or traditional Scottish pubs, you'll love the Broughton area of Edinburgh. Broughton street is a very vibrant part of Edinburgh, with many fine restaurants & bars to suit all types, listed below are a few for you to ponder over.
Broughton Bars / Pubs
The Basement bar / Restaurant: Broughton Street.
This fine establishment is a firm favorite with the young and trendy set
of Edinburgh although frequented by all groups and very busy most days
and nights serving a variety of dishes from contemporary European to traditional
Mexican Fiona and My self’s Favorite.
The Cask & Barrel: Broughton Street.
This traditional Scottish pub is very popular due to the wide selection
of fine real ales and malt whiskies and extensive premier bottled beers
it sells, it also show all Sky sporting events on its 6 large screen plasma
TV. Food selection is limited to toasties & pies.
The Barony Bar: Broughton Street.
Another typical Scottish bar that has live folk/rock music at the week
end and is listed in the British good pub guide with its unique interior
& good pub grub it is worth a visit.
Mathers Bar: Broughton Street
Old style Scottish pub that stocks over 80 different whiskeys that also
serves fine bar food throughout the day, all live football & rugby
matches shown on large plasma TV's.
The Street: Broughton Street.
Modern gay bar/restaurant.
Bar Treacle: Broughton street
Latest and trendiest bar/restaurant in the area.
The Phoenix Bar
Open very early 9AM till very late 2-3 AM great prices and biggest TV
screen for all sporting events.
Broughton Restaurants
Smoke shack: Broughton Street.
Modern Scottish steak & fish restaurant has a very good reputation
in Edinburgh.
The Olive branch: Broughton Street.
Bright modern & contemporary restaurant that is open all day serving
a wide selection of foods from across the world. Well recommended.
Khushi Indian: Broughton Street.
One of the oldest established Indian restaurants in Edinburgh/Scotland
(Open 30 years this June)great value for money no nonsense Indian food.
Excellent place.
Bella Mbraina Italian: Broughton Street.
New contemporary restaurant serving modern Italian food in a very chic
and trendy setting.
The Connan Doyle York Place:
Fine long established bar that has been totally refurbished with great
food & drink offers, Large plasma for sports etc, (Try there Haggis
it’s Great).
The Picardy Restaurant/Bar: Picardy Place
Burlesque, Gay bar/restaurant everything over the top in this Establishment.
Phuket Thai Restaurant: Union Street.
Very popular Thai restaurant that has been regularly reviewed and acclaimed
in our local press.
Giuliano’s Italian: Leith street
Large busy Italian restaurant serving all the traditional pastas and pizzas
you would expect from a fine establishment.
The Montgomery Fish & Chips off Leith walk.
One of the best fish and chip restaurants in Scotland highly recommended.
DIRECTIONS
We are easy to get to from Downtown Edinburgh as well as the Edinburgh
airport and the main Bus & train station. Only a short walk from the
city center.
From the West. M 8 A8.
East along Princes Street, then left into St Andrews Square, turn right
into Queen street travel along approx 1k till it changes to York Place.
Continue eastwards along that street until you come to its junction with
(Approx 300mt) Broughton Street.
Turn left into Broughton Street and then second right into Broughton Place. The hotel is situated at the end of the road.
From the North. M9 A90.
Follow Queensferry road to city centre and turn 1st left after the Dean
bridge ( see details above from there).
From the South. M6 A74. A701. A702.
Follow signs for city centre at the junction with Princes street head
for Leith, Leith street and turn 1st left Union street (opposite Playhouse
theatre).
From the East. A1.
Follow signs for city centre Portobello road then London road at the junction
of Leith walk turn left (Playhouse theatre see above).
From Waverley rail station (Edinburgh Main Train Station)
Go up and crossover to Princes street, South St Andrews street, turn right
approx 300 metres then turn right again on to York place 1st left on to
Broughton street approx 300 metres then 2nd right Broughton place.
From the West. M 8 A8.
East along Princes Street, then left into St Andrews Square, turn right
into Queen street travel along approx 1k till it changes to York Place.
Continue eastwards along that street until you come to its junction with
(Approx 300mt) Broughton Street.
Turn left into Broughton Street and then second right into Broughton Place. The hotel is situated at the end of the road.
From St Andrews square Bus station (Edinburgh Main
Bus Station)
Go down to York place and follow directions above (Waverly rail station).
From Edinburgh Airport.
Get the Airport Bus (number 100) to Waverly rail station and follow directions
above. (Waverly rail station)
Email Broughton City Centre Hotel enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
