the GLASSHouSE
Five star boutique hotel The Glasshouse is ingeniously designed to meld the modern and the medieval in the most creative way
imaginable. Step through the 150 year old façade crafted from the once Lady Glenorch Church, into a thoroughly modern hotel
where clean contemporary spaces are bathed in natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows.
An oasis from the City, the hotel boasts the only rooftop garden in Edinburgh offering unparalleled views over World Heritage Site
Calton Hill, a perfect place for an aperitif.
The hotel’s 65 guestrooms include 18 award-winning suites, many of which have terraces overlooking the city or the roof garden.
With CD players and satellite TVs as standard, there is plenty to keep guests amused, and when bedtime comes guests can look
forward to luxurious toiletries in the bathroom and a cozy bed made with soft Egyptian cotton sheets.
The Glasshouse has won an award every year since it opened - Voted by Conde Nast Traveller as one of the top 50 hottest hotels in
the world. Winner of the ‘Most Stylish Hotel’ by the Scottish Style Awards. Winner ‘Most Sexiest Hotel in Scotland’ by Hotel Review
Scotland and voted ‘Best hotel to get naked in’ by Opodo.
Located slap bang in the heart of Edinburgh, the hotel is 5 minutes walk from Princes Street and North Bridge. Edinburgh Waverley
mainline station is only 5 minutes by taxi, and Edinburgh International Airport is about a 20 minute drive.
www.theetoncollection.com/glasshouse for booking information see page 58
Ross Fountain, Princes Gardens Scott Monument, Princes Street
The Glasshouse in miles by car to:-
Edinburgh Airport 10
Glasgow Airport 55
Aberdeen 127
Inverness 157
Loch Lomond 76
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