Prestonfield House

This is hands down the best value-for-money hotel I've stayed at in the UK. It's just a ten-minute drive from Edinburgh city center, nestled within a stately estate. You'll find peacocks, Highland cattle, and even a black cat roaming the grounds. The ambiance is incredibly elegant and luxurious, with a distinct British charm that feels truly opulent. Breakfast isn't a buffet but à la carte; once you've paid for it, you can order as much as you like without any extra charge – fantastic value! They also offer a rich variety of lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner options. The food is Michelin-quality, and the prices are reasonable. Furthermore, the rooms are exceptionally luxurious and well-appointed, truly a top-tier hotel. The staff are warm, friendly, and absolutely faultless!

The location is a bit out of the way. It's a private estate hotel, very old-fashioned, and very photogenic. It's recommended for couples' vacations, but the soundproofing between floors is a bit poor.

Located on the outskirts of Edinburgh, it is a large manor house. Both the decor and the service are delightful.

Located not far from Arthur's Seat, this historic manor house boasts beautiful lawns and picturesque Highland cattle. The hotel's interior is beautifully decorated with thoughtfully crafted historical artifacts. The rooms are a bit small, but the beds are very comfortable. The hotel's restaurant is also highly regarded for its British-style cuisine. It's worth a try.

I'll definitely go again next time. The service was superb, the food was classic, the golf course was huge, and there was even a beautiful peacock.

Trustworthy, have a pleasant and happy trip!

The room is dark and the facilities are a bit old. But the surroundings are beautiful and the pure English breakfast is great.

The location is very secluded. It would be great if there is a place to play ball. The room is a bit small. The breakfast is the best one I have eaten in Edinburgh. I didn't have enough time, otherwise I would definitely try their afternoon tea and dinner.

A manor hotel converted from a century-old monastery, you can fully experience the life of a British manor. The room is very comfortable, and you can see the scenery of the manor outside the window when you wake up in the morning.