There are 12 study bedrooms at the Scotsman Hotel in Edinburgh and they are colourful rooms with plenty of daylight streaming in. Visitors to these facilities can make the most of all kinds of amenity, from a complimentary shoe shine and a Scotsman umbrella through to a packed mini bar and a DVD player with flat-screen television.

With many similar amenities to those found in the study bedrooms, there are also some deluxe facilities, 31 to be precise. Each of the rooms is unique and comes with either a king bed, a double bed or twin beds.

Additional features found in the Scotsman’s editor bedrooms include an Edinburgh monopoly board game and a full Sky sports package, while the amenities found in the study and deluxe bedrooms can also be utilised here. There are 12 such bedrooms in total and each is different in its size and layout.

These beautiful suites have original oak panelling which adds a certain sense of luxury and prestige. There are 12 publisher and director suites in total and they also have an in-room sauna, a canopy bed and they are split level with a separate seating area. Further, views of the city are excellent.

The 68-square-metre Baron Suite is among the most luxurious facilities in the hotel and can be connected with one of the editor’s suites to create a 103-square-metre interconnecting room. It has its own lounge and dining room while there is also a separate toilet and a sound system within.

The stunning penthouse sits at the top of the impressive pile of bedrooms and suites at Edinburgh’s Scotsman Hotel. It has a wealth of lovely features such as a walk-in dressing room, a barbecue terrace area, a library, a sauna and a study area. This is an expansive and truly luxurious place to stay for any visitor to the Scottish capital.