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First look inside Gleneagles’ new Townhouse

April 28, 2021 by Julena Drumi 4 Comments

The restaurant in the former banking hall

Gleneagles’ has revealed images of how its new Townhouse in Edinburgh will look when it opens later this year.

Its new city-based boutique hotel is the first such venture for the five-star resort and will be housed in a former branch of Bank of Scotland, built for the British Linen Bank in 1846.

The building is located within in St Andrew Square in the New Town Conservation Area and is part of the Edinburgh World Heritage Site. It is next door to a former RBS branch which has been turned into the Edinburgh Grand Hotel by the Chris Stewart Group.

The lounge

Plans for the Gleneagles Townhouse were first revealed in 2017 and now features a mix of traditional and contemporary design.

It will have 33 bedrooms, an all-day restaurant and two bars including a rooftop terrace facing the square and George Street. There is a private members club and gym.

Ennismore acquired the five-red-AA-star, 232-bedroom Gleneagles hotel and golf resort in 2015 for around £200m.

One of the 33 bedrooms
The rooftop bar
Leisure club

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  1. James s Clydesdale says

    January 4, 2022 at 16:43

    Obliged for details on restaurant and accommodation and when open JAMES S. CLYDESDALE

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  2. Larry Cable says

    May 5, 2021 at 00:58

    glad to see more of Edinburgh’s magnificent bldgs being repurposed thoughtfully – rather than some of the heinous “crimes” that were committed on Princes St and elsewhere which destroyed much of the character of the city and its world heritage architecture (Boots, Menzies, BHS, the entire St James Centre…)

    I applaud Gleneagles for this, I’ll certainly stop by when I am next home

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  3. Kate Galloway says

    April 30, 2021 at 12:03

    It looks beautiful . Re opening ‘later this year’ . Do you have an idea of approximately when, and is there a contact in place for enquiries? If so it would be great to know. Many thanks.

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    • Terry Murden says

      April 30, 2021 at 19:49

      Autumn pencilled in. Contact Gleneagles Hotel.

      Reply

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