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IHG to open second Hotel Indigo in Edinburgh


InterContinental Hotels Group (IHG), one of the world’s leading hotel companies, will expand its boutique offering in Edinburgh with the opening of a second Hotel Indigo property.

Centrally located, Hotel Indigo Edinburgh - Princes Street shares its prime address with many popular bars, shops and restaurants in the Scottish capital.

The boutique 64-bedroom property uses Scottish heritage design to reflect the rich local culture and history - from paintings & portraits of famous authors, poets and artists reflecting the city’s rich literary heritage, to the contemporary Harris Tweed soft furnishings that decorate each room.

Each bathroom features a modern walk-in shower with rainfall showerhead for guests seeking a moment to relax or reenergise.

As with all locally inspired boutique Hotel Indigo hotels, there is a destination bar and restaurant for guests and locals to enjoy. At the award-winning Twenty Princes Street restaurant, Executive Chef, Tony Sarton offers an extensive seasonal menu using local produce and 'a bit of theatre', set against a stunning backdrop of the city skyline.

At Juniper, the bar’s expert mixologists are known for experimenting with the best spirits available, locally sourced ingredients, homemade juices and infusions, serving unique flavour combinations such as the hugely popular ‘Ordinary Madness’ cocktail.

Helen Gallagher, General Manager of Hotel Indigo Edinburgh - Princes Street, commented, “We are confident that hotel guests, residents and visitors alike will be impressed by the dramatic transformation of this local landmark — formerly the Royal British Hotel. Edinburgh is an inspiring city with a rich literary heritage; this local culture has been reflected throughout the hotel design and our award-winning restaurant and bar to create something truly unique and stylish.”

Tom Rowntree, IHG’s Vice President for Hotel Indigo, Europe said, “Boutique is the fastest growing segment in our industry and we have a strong pipeline for Hotel Indigo next year, with 14 hotels due to open in vibrant city locations around Europe. We’re delighted to have a second Hotel Indigo in Edinburgh and look forward to welcoming guests and locals to the hotel, restaurant and bar.”

Hotel Indigo Edinburgh – Princes Street will operate under a franchise agreement with The Station Hotel (Newcastle) Ltd. There are currently 20 Hotel Indigo properties in Europe, including 9 IHG hotels in Edinburgh.