Tuck into the Prestonfield House Edinburgh, a boutique
property that looks as if it could have served as a setting in a Jane Austen
novel. Each room boosts beautiful antiques, rich brocade fabrics, textured wall
paper, soft lighting and bespoke furniture. Even the 20 acres of surrounding
land offer surprises at every turn, be it with a beautiful statue, an 18-hole
golf course or the elegant topiary.
The grand house was built in 1687, designed for Sir James
Dick by the king's personal architect, Sir William Bruce. That's when the
property garnered the name Prestonfield, a take on the original moniker,
Priestfield.
A lot of the original furnishings deck the hotel’s historic
public areas, including the Leather Room, Yellow Room, Tapestry Room and Whisky
Room, an aptly named space where you can indeed indulge in a fine glass of
scotch.
From these unique rooms and the exquisite suites to the
well-stocked dining room to the luscious gardens, you could wander the luxury
hotel and natural spaces for days, taking it all in without ever leaving the
grounds.
Tuck into the Prestonfield House Edinburgh, a boutique
property that looks as if it could have served as a setting in a Jane Austen
novel. Each room boosts beautiful antiques, rich brocade fabrics, textured wall
paper, soft lighting and bespoke ...