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Featured Review : The Caledonian (or Caley as the locals call it) is a landmark red sandstone hotel on the west end of Princes Street in Edinburgh's New Town. It is now run by Hilton. Because of its status, and the rumour that Sean Conner...See Full Review
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Quote: The Caley is an old Victorian hotel which has been updated without losing the charm. The staff was friendly and welcoming. This a truly a 5 start hotel but it is comfortable and not pretentious. Location is just below Edinburgh Castle. The Castle is... Read the full Hilton Caledonian Edinburgh Hotel review
Quote: This is a beautiful hotel. We had slight issues in that the hair dryer and television didn't work, but other than that, the stay was great. The hotel is beautiful and has a great view of the castle.
Quote: Location was excellent, hotel is beautiful (floorplan a bit eccentric). Close to Edinburgh Castle and Princes' street. Staff was not helpful, not welcoming, did nothing extra to warrant me staying at their hotel again
Quote: The Caledonian Hilton Edinburgh is an absolutely beautiful hotel. It offers all the luxury of the Hilton brand; yet it still retains the fine personality of the grand dame it has been since it was first built over a hundred years ago in 1903. (It... Read the full Hilton Caledonian Edinburgh Hotel review
From journal Excellent Edinburgh
Quote: The Caledonian (or Caley as the locals call it) is a landmark red sandstone hotel on the west end of Princes Street in Edinburgh's New Town. It is now run by Hilton. Because of its status, and the rumour that Sean Connery likes to stay there when he... Read the full Hilton Caledonian Edinburgh Hotel review
From journal Endlessly Fascinating Edinburgh