I was a regular visitor to the bank of scotland when my dad was a bank manager there in the 80's. His office is now the reception area for the hotel and has hardly changed. We enjoyed our stay and the David Livingstone room which was small but almost perfectly formed. As this was on the top floor there were lots of stairs so no gym visits were required during our stay. The bar was friendly with a good atmosphere.

We would not hesitate to return here in the future.

We stayed in a gorgeous room (Alexander Graham Bell room). Excellent location, friendly staff, and lovely breakfast. Would definitely reccommend it to others.

Didnt stop here but had food here every time we visit Edinburgh. Its above average for pub food and very well priced and the service was brilliant. Well done the 2 young lads behind the bar who served us beer with table service for several pints before we decided to eat. Just a good place to go and have a few beers and chill out and have some good home cooked food.

We found the Bank Hotel by accident when we looked at the current hotels in Edinburgh.

Even when we saw the hotel's exterior facade, we were in love and booked us in for 3 nights.

The fact that the hotel only has 9 rooms, each with its own history was yet another reason why we wanted to visit the Bank Hotel.

It was a lively and friendly atmosphere in the hotel bar, even if they had live music in the evenings it was quiet and peaceful up in our room.

The staff was very service minded and made the stay a pleasant experience.

The room was large and it even had a walk in closet, so there was plenty of room to clear away our things and all the shopping bags we ended up with.

The bathroom was spacious and had a bath with shower.

The old style in the room was nice and provided an relaxing atmosphere.

The location was perfect. It felt like we were living in the heart of the city, it was a big bonus that it was a short distance to many attractions.

The hotel is located right in the Royal Mile, which in itself is a great attraction.

We walked to many places of interest, I can mention Holyroodhouse Palace and Edinburgh Castle.

The hotel is well located, whether you are in Edinburgh for the attractions or shopping, there are many nice shops in the old town, and just a short distance over to the new town.

If I'm going to Edinburgh again, this is were I will stay.