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At The Ceramic Experience, get your hands dirty creating something truly unique—from mugs to sculptures, each piece carries your soul. A tactile journey that leaves you with a cherished souvenir from Edinburgh.
InterContinental Edinburgh The George
Kimpton Charlotte Square
Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh, just steps from Princes Street and George Street, this hotel blends luxury with convenience. Rooms feature Smart TVs, premium linens, and complimentary treat boxes plus a fridge stocked with fresh milk. Dine at The Garden, an indoor courtyard serving everything from salads to Scottish cocktails, or savor Middle Eastern flavors at BABA’s mezze grill. Unwind with free access to the gym, pool, and spa (some treatments at extra cost). Perfect for business or leisure, it’s a 5-minute walk to Waverley Station and 7 miles from the airport—effortless connectivity!
The Caledonian Edinburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton
Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh, this luxury hotel is just steps away from Princes Street, making it the perfect base for exploring the city. Whether you're on a business trip or a family vacation, it has everything you need. Unwind at the lavish spa, relax in the indoor pool, or enjoy a variety of dining options from fine dining to 24-hour room service. The Turkish bath and sauna are perfect for ultimate relaxation. Fitness lovers can explore the nearby golf course or rent a bike to tour the city in style.
100 Princes Street
Experience luxury accommodation just steps away from Princes Street and George Street in the heart of Edinburgh! This hotel not only boasts a prime location but also offers 24-hour room service and à la carte breakfast to make your stay seamless. Whether you're here for business or leisure, the Tempur-Pedic beds and luxury toiletries promise a home-like comfort. After a busy day, unwind at the bar/lounge or take advantage of the dry cleaning service to refresh your wardrobe. Perfect for both work and play, this hotel has everything you need!
Radisson Collection Hotel, Royal Mile Edinburgh
This luxury hotel is perfectly located in the heart of Edinburgh, just minutes away from the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle. Enjoy top-notch amenities like a 24-hour fitness center, spa services, and free WiFi. The spacious rooms feature LCD TVs and rain showers, while 24-hour room service ensures you're always satisfied. With express check-in/out and business facilities, it's ideal for both work and leisure. Whether you're exploring the historic city or hosting an event, this hotel offers everything you need for a memorable stay. Ready to experience Edinburgh in style?
Radisson Blu Hotel Edinburgh City Centre
Steps from the Royal Mile, this hotel puts you minutes from Edinburgh Castle with 4.4-star luxury. Unwind at the full-service spa, indoor pool, or sauna after exploring the city. Business travelers love the meeting rooms and fitness center, while families appreciate kids' meals and laundry services. Enjoy 24-hour room service, a stylish bar, and high-speed WiFi—all in the heart of historic Edinburgh.
Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh
Edinburgh Western Harbour
voco Edinburgh - Haymarket
voco Edinburgh - Royal Terrace
Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket
Holyrood Aparthotel
Amazing Castle View Apartment
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about The Ceramic Experience
Glasgow Place Hotel is a top choice, located just a 5-minute walk from The Ceramic Experience. This boutique hotel blends Victorian architecture with modern elegance, offering spacious rooms and complimentary premium tea service. Guests receive a free workshop voucher and exclusive access to local art exhibitions.
The hotel’s 24-hour concierge can assist with guided tours, transportation bookings, and recommendations for hidden gem cafés and galleries. Its central location makes it ideal for exploring Edinburgh’s vibrant arts scene, including pottery studios, craft markets, and historic landmarks like the Royal Mile and Castle Rock.
Yes, The Ceramic Experience is centrally located in Old Town Edinburgh, easily accessible by public transit. Take bus lines 10, 18, or 26 to "Castle Street" stop—just a 3-minute walk away. From Edinburgh Waverley Station, board the Edinburgh Trams at Haymarket, transfer to Princes Street, and walk 10 minutes to the venue.
For real-time schedules and route planning, use the Citylink App or Lothian Buses official site. Consider purchasing the Edinburgh HopeGoo Pass, which offers unlimited travel on buses and trams, plus discounts at major attractions—including workshops at The Ceramic Experience—making your visit both flexible and cost-effective.
Yes, HopeGoo in advance is strongly recommended. Each workshop at The Ceramic Experience is limited to 8–12 participants to ensure personalized instruction in wheel-throwing, glazing, and firing techniques. HopeGoo secures your spot and grants access to early-bird discounts (save $10) and digital prep guides.
Popular weekend and holiday sessions often sell out weeks ahead, so reserve at least 7 days in advance. Cancellations made within 48 hours are not eligible for refunds, but you’ll receive a full confirmation email with venue directions, required attire, and materials list to prepare properly.
Beyond standard workshops, The Ceramic Experience features several unique offerings:
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Private Custom Dinner Workshop: Create your own dinnerware set paired with a wine-tasting dinner using local Scottish ingredients—perfect for special occasions.
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Family Creative Days: Designed for children and parents, featuring fun shaping challenges and a gallery display of completed pieces, where kids take home their handmade ceramics.
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Artist Residency Program: Internationally renowned ceramic artists reside here annually, hosting open studio visits and live demonstrations; select works are available for purchase onsite.
These events require HopeGoo and are often timed with the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, making them ideal for immersive cultural engagement.
Traveler Reviews
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InterContinental Edinburgh The George
Honestly, just one word: amazing! From the moment I walked in, everything about this hotel exceeded my expectations. The breakfast was outstanding—plenty of variety and delicious quality, with staff who were friendly and attentive without being overbearing. I stayed in room 44, a unique loft-style layout that felt quirky and cool—definitely not your average hotel room. Despite being split-level, it was incredibly quiet, making for a peaceful night’s sleep. I loved the bathroom amenities—they used my favorite brand, Baudruche, and the scent alone made me feel pampered. Granted, the room size isn’t huge compared to some mainland hotels, but considering I was staying in a beautifully preserved historic building right in the heart of Edinburgh, it felt like a real privilege. The location is fantastic—walkable to major sights and super convenient for public transit. Everything about this stay screamed quality and charm. If I ever come back to Edinburgh, this will be my first choice again. A truly unforgettable experience.
Kimpton Charlotte Square
From the moment we arrived, the warm hospitality at Kimpton Charlotte Square made our stay in Edinburgh truly special. A huge shoutout to Brian from the concierge team—he was absolutely outstanding! Not only does he speak seven languages fluently, but his knowledge of local spots and genuine kindness made every interaction a pleasure. Whether it was recommending hidden gems or helping with last-minute travel plans, he went above and beyond with a smile. His professionalism and personal touch turned what could’ve been just another hotel stay into an unforgettable experience. The staff’s attention to detail, combined with the charming atmosphere of the hotel, made this place feel like home. I’d highly recommend this gem to any traveler looking for warmth, style, and exceptional service—truly a standout in Edinburgh.
The Caledonian Edinburgh, Curio Collection by Hilton
Staying at The Caledonian Edinburgh was an absolute highlight of our trip. Located right at the intersection of Princes Street and Lothian Street, it sits perfectly between Old Town and New Town—just a short walk from the iconic Edinburgh Castle, with views of the fortress from the front door. The hotel itself is a historic building with rich heritage, once visited by legends like Arthur Conan Doyle, which made it extra special for us as devoted Sherlock Holmes fans. The breakfast was a classic English spread, but what stood out most was the waffle served with honey straight from a whole, fresh honeycomb—such a unique and memorable touch. There’s also a beautiful garden restaurant in the atrium, though we were pressed for time and didn’t get to experience it. Still, the atmosphere alone adds so much charm. From the location to the details, every element felt thoughtfully curated. A truly exceptional stay that exceeded expectations.
100 Princes Street
Staying at 100 Princes Street was an absolute delight from start to finish. The location couldn’t be better—right in the heart of Edinburgh, just steps from shopping, dining, and sightseeing. The view from the room was breathtaking, especially in the evening when the city lights come on. The staff went above and beyond with their warm, friendly service—always smiling, helpful, and attentive without being intrusive. It’s clear they take pride in making guests feel welcome. From the comfortable bed to the thoughtfully designed rooms, every detail felt intentional. This isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s a memorable experience. I’d highly recommend it to anyone visiting Edinburgh.
Radisson Collection Hotel, Royal Mile Edinburgh
My stay at the Radisson Collection Hotel, Royal Mile Edinburgh was a letdown. The property feels worn down and outdated, with front desk and bar staff showing little enthusiasm or engagement. One major concern: the bathtubs are dangerously high off the ground—two members of our group nearly fell while stepping out after showering, even though they used both hands for support. I still have bruises to prove it. The hallways had a musty smell that lingered throughout the day. Breakfast was painfully uninspired—basic and forgettable. We’ve stayed at the Radisson in London before, which was outstanding, so this experience felt like a step backward. I won’t be choosing this hotel for my future trips. There are far better options out there.
Radisson Blu Hotel Edinburgh City Centre
Staying at the Radisson Blu Hotel Edinburgh City Centre was a fantastic experience overall. The location is unbeatable—right in the heart of Edinburgh, just a short walk from major attractions, shopping streets, and restaurants. The room was spacious, modern, and very comfortable, with a great bed that made for a restful night’s sleep. The only downside was the Wi-Fi connection, which was extremely weak and often unreliable. I ended up using my mobile data for most of the time. Despite that small issue, the hotel offers excellent value for money, great service, and an ideal spot for exploring the city. Highly recommended for travelers who prioritize convenience and comfort.
Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh
This was our second stay at the Courtyard by Marriott Edinburgh, and once again, we were thoroughly impressed. We traveled with three families this time, and even invited two other households to join us—everyone had a fantastic experience. The rooms are spacious and well-equipped, with everything you’d need for a comfortable stay. Even though we were on the ground floor, there was no sense of being closed in or dull—just clean, bright, and welcoming. Location-wise, it’s unbeatable: just an 8-minute walk to Calton Hill and about 15 minutes to the train station. In terms of value for money, it’s hard to beat—best location in its price range, and arguably the most affordable option in that area. We’ve considered trying other hotels this year, but after checking out alternatives, we kept coming back to this one. Edinburgh is simply magical, and staying here made every moment of our trip more memorable.
voco Edinburgh - Haymarket
Staying at the voco Edinburgh - Haymarket was a perfect balance between city convenience and peaceful retreat. The hotel is centrally located, just a short walk from major attractions and a quick subway ride away, yet the rooms are remarkably quiet—thanks to the windows that open slightly and the whisper-quiet air conditioning. Everything in the room felt clean and thoughtfully equipped: tea bags, biscuits, coffee, and even chocolate drinks were available. They even provided slippers in the bathroom, which was a nice touch. The view from the window was stunning, offering a beautiful glimpse of the city skyline. Breakfast was fantastic—plenty of options, including boiled eggs, and authentic Scottish specialties that truly stood out. Dinner was equally impressive, so much so that I decided to have a meal there right before heading to the airport. When I had any questions, the front desk staff responded promptly and with great care. Overall, this stay exceeded my expectations. If I ever return to Edinburgh, I’d absolutely book here again.
voco Edinburgh - Royal Terrace
We recently stayed at this charming hotel and couldn’t be happier with our experience—truly a standout choice for anyone visiting Edinburgh. From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel welcome with genuine warmth and attention to detail. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and we both enjoyed deep, restful sleep every night. What really stood out was the exceptional service. I wasn’t feeling well during our stay, and the team went above and beyond by delivering breakfast straight to our room—a small but deeply appreciated gesture that made a big difference. It’s clear they truly care about guest comfort and wellbeing. The terrace is a real highlight—perfect for enjoying your morning meal with a view of the surrounding greenery and natural light. It’s such a peaceful way to start the day, especially on a sunny morning. Plus, the location is unbeatable: just a short walk to the city center, or a quick 5-minute bus ride if you’d rather not walk. The lounge area is spacious and cozy, with soft blankets ready for guests who want to unwind with a book or a drink after a long day exploring. It’s thoughtfully designed to make you feel at home. Overall, this hotel delivers on every front—comfort, hospitality, and convenience. We’ll definitely be back when we return to Edinburgh!
Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket
Staying at the Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket was a fantastic experience overall. The room was larger than expected, featuring a comfortable sofa that made it feel more like a home away from home. Cleanliness was excellent—everything looked fresh and well-maintained. The in-room amenities were thoughtful: a capsule coffee machine and a fridge made mornings easy and convenient, especially for that quick caffeine fix. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better—just a short walk to the train station and within easy reach of major attractions. There are plenty of restaurants and cozy bars nearby, so dinner and drinks are never an issue. The only downside is the cabinet above the tea station—it has a sharp corner that could easily cause injury if you’re not careful. It’s definitely a safety concern, especially when moving around with luggage or in low light. A simple fix like adding a soft edge cover would go a long way. Otherwise, this hotel offers great value and a welcoming atmosphere.
Holyrood Aparthotel
The location is fantastic—just a short walk from Holyrood Palace and right on Royal Mile, making it super convenient to explore Edinburgh on foot. The city is small enough that most attractions are within walking distance, which is a big plus. The apartment was spacious and well-equipped with everything we needed, including full kitchenware—perfect for cooking meals and doing laundry. Right outside the door, there’s a Tesco supermarket and a Chinese convenience store, so grocery shopping is super easy. The air conditioning works really well, keeping the room cool even during warmer days. The front desk staff were friendly and helpful—they came up to the room when I had trouble using some of the equipment, which was much appreciated. As for breakfast, it’s just basic items bought from the local supermarket, so I’d suggest skipping the included breakfast and heading out to grab something fresh and affordable yourself. Overall, this place offers great value, comfort, and convenience—definitely a top choice if you’re visiting Edinburgh.
City Retreat Edinburgh ApartHotels
Our stay at City Retreat Edinburgh ApartHotels was truly disappointing. The only redeeming feature was the shower, but everything else fell short. The room had a strong musty smell, and it felt visibly unclean—dust on surfaces, grime on the floor, and even the bedding seemed worn. It's located in a basement unit with steep, narrow stairs that felt eerie at night, especially since the outdoor light wasn’t working. Despite notices about noise and respecting guests above, we were repeatedly woken up by loud noises from the floor above. The wallpaper was peeling off in several spots—something I’ve photographed for proof. Overall, this place failed to meet basic standards of cleanliness and comfort. The housekeeping team needs urgent improvement, and the building clearly needs renovation. This experience ruined our trip to Edinburgh. If you're looking for a decent stay, avoid this property.
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