Resident Hotels is preparing to open its sixth property in the UK and first in Scotland.
As previously reportedResident Edinburgh will be housed in the converted Meldrum House, an office block previously used by HMRC.
The hotel is located in Drumsheugh Gardens in Edinburgh's West End district and will feature 164 rooms, as well as public spaces including a library and lounge with double fireplace.
Resident Hotels CEO David JM Orr confirmed on LinkedIn Reservations have already been opened for stays starting September 1 through residinghotels.com.
Formerly known as Nadler HotelsThe group currently operates four properties in the London boroughs of Covent Gardens, Kensington, Soho and Victoria, as well as a 106-room hotel on Seel Street in Liverpool.
business traveler has reviewed the Covent Garden and Victoria properties when they were still operating under the Nadler name.
In recent months there has been a flurry of new and renowned hotels in Edinburgh, including the opening of Edinburgh and 100 Prince Street.
The former Holyrood Hotel in Edinburgh's Old Town The Edinburgh Marriott Hotel Holyrood was recently re-flagged. following a £10 million renovation programme, and The Hoxton will open its first property in the Scottish capital this summer.
To read our recent UK feature article on the events in Edinburgh, see:
UK Focus: Edinburgh
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