Raeburn House Hotel

The Raeburn House Hotel is a Grade B listed hotel in the Stockbridge are of Edinburgh. Orignally built in 1832 as an elegant Georgian family home it has now been transformed into an exquisite boutiqure hotel. Aitken Turnbull was appointed Architect and lead consultant and led the design team in the refurbishment and extension, taking the building from a derelict shell that had been vacant for seven years and was on the buildings at risk register, to an award winning bar, restaurant and ten bespoke bedroom hotel.

The boutique hotel houses ten double bedrooms with ensuites, two bars, a restaurant, a library, private dining and conference room and an outside terraced area. There is also a large seating area outside at the front of the hotel.

The B Listed building has been meticulously restored with an adjoining new extension to the rear. It has retained the classic and historical detailing whilst ensuring the introduction of the latest technology. This was crucial in creating what is now a delicately balanced and extremely successful building. Careful planning has ensured appropriate delineation of all the different areas within the hotel allowing it to cater for for varying clientele.