The Bonham Hotel
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The Bonham Hotel, 35 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh
Luxury Boutique Hotel. City Location
Set in a quiet, leafy crescent in the exclusive West End of Edinburgh, the Bonham comprises three period townhouses and provides guests with a range of luxurious guestrooms and suites. Many rooms offer stunning views either over either Drumsheugh Gardens or the New Town towards the Firth of Forth. Welcoming lounges and a stylish restaurant and bar make the most of the beautiful interiors of the original houses and look over the peaceful Drumsheugh Gardens, which guests have full access to during their stay. Located just over a mile from Princes Street and the heart of the city, the Bonham offers the convenience of staying close to Edinburgh but is also the perfect base from which to play the likes of Gullane, Muirfield and North Berwick.
Scotland - Lothians & Edinburgh

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Great golf is only part of the story when considering what makes the perfect golf trip. Thankfully the other essential components are all found in abundance in Scotland, not least in the sights to see department. Whether scheduling a day off from golf or filling an afternoon after your morning round, there are many options regardless of which region you are visiting. The below is intended as a very general guide to sightseeing in Edinburgh and the Lothians.
Central to your time in this region is the wonderful and historic city of Edinburgh. Whether you are staying in the city itself or on the East Lothian coastline, Edinburgh is sure to be one of the highlights of your trip. Not to be missed is a visit to Edinburgh Castle (pictured above), with its many highlights including the Great Hall, Royal Palace, National War Museum, Stone of Destiny and Scottish Crown Jewels. Other attractions in Edinburgh include the Royal Yacht Britannia, National Museum of Scotland, National Gallery of Scotland, the Scotch Whisky Experience; and the official Scottish residence of the Queen at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
To the east of Edinburgh, the Lothians landscape is dotted with castles, each one telling its own tales of bygone days. These include medieval Dirleton Castle in the village of Dirleton and the imposing Tantallon Castle in North Berwick, which stands perched in the most dramatic of cliff-top settings. Other attractions in the Lothians include Dunbar Town House Museum & Gallery in the town of Dunbar, the 17th Century House of Binns near Linlithgow, Glenkinchie Distillery and the impressive ruins of Linlithgow Palace, the birthplace of Mary Queen of Scots in 1542.