We like the local flavor of Rick Steves' tours hotel choices. If you've been on a RS tour to the above cities can you tell me the name of the hotel the tour used? Thank you.
Colleen
Posted by
Atlanta
4796 posts
In Edinburgh last May: B+B Edinburgh, 3 Rothesay Terrace, Edinburgh, EH3 7RY, Telephone +44 (0) 131 225 5084, Email info@bb-edinburgh.com. Google them and see what you think. If you decide to stay there and are flying in, we can give very detailed info about getting there from the airport.
Posted by
franktown, colorado
2252 posts
I can only speak to the hotels used in London: the Lime Tree and the MyHotel Chelsea. Both very different and both very nice! Both were well located, great breakfasts, wonderful staff.
Posted by
Massachusetts
828 posts
The Fielding Hotel in London
http://www.thefieldinghotel.co.uk/
Posted by
Carmel, CA, USA
2455 posts
Also in London, the Washington Mayfair Hotel, an excellent choice although somewhat expensive at rack rate.
Posted by
Tigard, OR, USA
1068 posts
Edinburgh: Parliament House Hotel
Posted by
Washington, DC
31 posts
In London in 2013 we stayed at the Millennium Gloucester and in Dublin in 2015 we stayed at Trinity City Hotel. Both were nice and the Millennium had a great location right across the street from the underground.
Posted by
Houston
3517 posts
As you can see from the other replies, there is no one hotel used for the tours in any given city.
I stayed at the Lime Tree in London for the 7 day city tour. It was the Bonham Hotel in Edinburgh. And I don't remember which one it was in Dublin but it was a block off the shopping street. All were very nice, excellent locations, fantastic breakfasts and wonderful staff.