I was kindly shown round THE ATHOLL, 11 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh yesterday by Joanne of the JG Collection and I was very much impressed.
The property has a great city centre location and a general air of peace and calmness. The Atholl is very much about luxury: the size of the bedrooms, the large bathrooms, the quality and the overall feeling of being in a solid building with thick walls offering privacy and security.
We have all stayed in places, even with a high star rating, where you are able to hear next door’s TV, which is guaranteed to ruin most evenings. Although expensive at over £1,500 a night B&B, depending on the apartment, you will definitely get your money’s worth and much more privacy than a luxury suite in a big hotel could offer. Corporate meetings and private events are handled with quiet professionalism.
With its Inverlochy connections I should not have been surprised with the overall quality, wonderful artwork and comfortable furnishings. The different apartments each have a very different feel.
The Atholl spares no expense in offering visitors who appreciate quality a 24-hour personalised service. Private dining is provided by the legendary Albert Roux OBE, KFO of Le Gavroche, with in-suite service by a dedicated personal chef, and in-room wine cellars stocked with the world’s finest wines.
A wee word of caution to end on as there is a possibility of confusion that the name THE ATHOLL, 11 Atholl Crescent may be confused with the same named restaurant THE ATHOLL at the Howard Hotel which is also in Edinburgh.
The Atholl’s stunning decor