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The ATHOLL Located in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, The Atholl is Edinburgh’s most exclusive luxury hotel, comprising four


spectacular suites. Each suite has its own state of the art kitchen facilities and extensive and elegant living and dining rooms, with original Georgian features. No expense has been spared in the creation of The Atholl as the ultimate in classical contemporary chic and unique discretion.


Our personalized 24-hour service embodies a home away from home for those who know and appreciate the best.


Guests enjoy the personal service that attends to every detail of their stay, and with thoughtful surprising touches each suite is transformed into your own personal sanctuary. Whatever the wish no task is too big or small.


With the dining experience catered for by the legendary Albert Roux of Le Gavroche, The Atholl offers a bespoke menu


service with unparalleled in-suite dining prepared by your own personal chef, combined with in-room wine cellars featuring some of the world’s greatest wines.


Minutes away from the Castle, the Parliament, Princes Street and George Street, The Atholl is also close to both Waverley and Haymarket stations and is 20 minutes’ drive from the airport- perfection for both business and leisure travellers.


The Atholl is managed by Inverlochy Castle Management International. www.theatholl.com for booking information see page 80


The Royal Mile


St Margaret’s Loch, Holyrood Park


The Atholl in miles by car to:- Greywalls, Gullane


Rocpool, Inverness


Inverlochy Castle Hotel Blanefield


18 Inver Lodge, Lochinver


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