Edinburgh and Lothian Luxury Holidays

This is a great place to stay if you’re looking for a quiet neighborhood without the mobs of tourists. The building is beautiful and quite sprawling. I was on the 2nd floor and had incredible views of Dean village. On clear days you can see quite far beyond the city into the mountains and sea. My room was spacious and well stocked with coffee, espresso, tea, dishes, flatware, etc. I had control over the heat which i loved. The bed was quite comfortable and the furniture was quite nice. The bathroom was incredible… Large tub (I’m 6’) and large shower with a towel heater and radiator for optional heat. The staff was as professional as i expected. Very accommodating and helpful. If you have an issue, i have no doubt they will work diligently to solve it. House keeping was top notch. There’s a honesty shop in the lobby thank god. They have it fully stocked with whites and reds, cokes, seltzer, etc. Snacks abound. The lounges are very comfortable. Overall this was an amazing experience. I will 100% stay here again when in Edinburgh. Thank you for a wonderful experience! Hapimag was the highlight of my trip.

Parts of the hotel were absolutely gorgeous, other parts not so much. The carpets definitely need to be redone they were quite stained and dirty. The bathrooms were very nice, the soap smelled divine. I stayed in four different hotels during my stay in Scotland and this one had the most comfortable bed of all of all four.

I was so surprised how large the room was, was a little difficult to see the TV from the bed, otherwise everything was exceptional

The room and kitchen were spotless, the instructions for the heat/ac unit were not very clear and it was very difficult to get the temperature set.

Only a la carte options for breakfast. None particularly healthy and all of mediocre quality. Otherwise a nice hotel and young inexperienced but overall helpful and nice staff

In my opinion, it's not a 5-star hotel. I was given a tiny room that was supposed to accommodate two passengers, with the only window facing a car; it was on the first floor, facing the parking Lot. They moved us to a second-floor room, which was not great either, after I requested to speak to the manager, not the other way around. The welcome card listed another name, and the toiletries were not enough for two. The linnen room on the second floor was always open, showing all the toilet paper, etc. Overall, I don't think it should qualify as a 5-star hotel.

The Hotel’s staff was extremely friendly and helpful and the Hotel charming and stately. The location in the West End was also a plus. Very quiet and peaceful but yet an easy 10 minute walk to the old part of the city where many sights are as well as very close to Dean Village with a farther and fun walking path to the Botanic Gardens. Would much prefer staying here versus the very busy Royal Mile section of the old town as this is a peaceful respite from a busy day of sightseeing. At the end of our day we would always come back to the Hotel to enjoy a glass of wine and have a delicious dinner which I think adds value as well to have these amenities on sight. Highly recommend the Bonham Hotel.

Lovely hotel, friendly staff

Parts of the hotel were absolutely gorgeous, other parts not so much. The carpets definitely need to be redone they were quite stained and dirty. The bathrooms were very nice, the soap smelled divine. I stayed in four different hotels during my stay in Scotland and this one had the most comfortable bed of all of all four.

The room and kitchen were spotless, the instructions for the heat/ac unit were not very clear and it was very difficult to get the temperature set.

Only a la carte options for breakfast. None particularly healthy and all of mediocre quality. Otherwise a nice hotel and young inexperienced but overall helpful and nice staff