Become spellbound in the Inner Sanctum
Once the private residence of James Thomson, the holy of holies amongst the Witchery suites, the Inner Sanctum is a favourite. It’s loved for the antique four-poster bed draped with tapestries, masses of curios, uniforms and collectables, window seats for gazing over the medieval Royal Mile, novel raised dining area, a study bedecked in tartan and the richly decorated bathroom featuring an antique bath. Reached by a stone turret stairway to the first floor, it is the best spot for relaxing after dinner. Experience our most loved suite and be welcomed into the magic.
Suite Features
- Raised breakfast area overlooking the Royal Mile
- Separate tartan-lined study
- Richly-decorated bathroom with antique bath
- First floor suite reached by a stone turret stair above the restaurant
- Antique four-poster bed draped with tapestry and velvets
- Sofa and seating area at fireplace
- Masses of antiques and collectables
Amenities
- Selection of Pekoe teas
- Still & sparkling water
- Nespresso coffee machine
- Dyson Hairdryer
- Hair Straighteners
- Steam iron & ironing board
- Unlimited free Wi-Fi
- Smart TV, Alexa radio
- Penhaligon's toiletries
- Bathrobes & slippers
- Safe deposit box
- Dyson Fan
Thoughtful Touches
- Complimentary continental breakfast hamper for your suite or à la carte breakfast in the Original Dining Room
- Turndown service
- Bottle of Champagne in your suite on arrival when you book direct
- Complimentary nibbles and treats
- Complimentary parking at our sister property Prestonfield House with complimentary taxi journey to The Witchery and return
The Vestry
The ascent up winding stone stairs to the second floor couldn’t be more rewarding as you enter this dramatic suite through the private entrance hall. This suite is bathed in a sense of history, transporting you into another world.
The Sempill
Reside here and savour the spectacular sitting room, large bedroom and bathroom. This lavish suite is named after the aristocratic Sempill family who bought this property in 1743 as their grand Edinburgh residence. This suite is infused with a sense of drama.
The Old Rectory
The remarkable and beautiful Old Rectory blushes scarlet and overlooks the Royal Mile from seven windows and has views over the coast to Fife. Wind your way up to the second floor by a turnpike stair dated 1595.
The Library
An opulent, rich and library-styled suite on the first floor, The Library has a dramatic book-filled bathroom entered via its secret door from the gothic bedroom. For bibliophiles, The Library offers an unforgettable experience.
The Heriot
Named after the founder of the nearby George Heriot's school, this second-floor suite looks south over the Old Town towards the glorious 17th-century building that is Heriot's today. Enchantment awaits in The Heriot...
The Guardroom
The Guardroom Suite is located in the former private townhouse of the Sempill family dating back to 1595, with romantic rooftop views over the Old Town to the historic New Town. Succumb to the lavish ambience of The Guardroom.
The Armoury
In the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, The Armoury offers you a magnificent suite for an unforgettable stay. Historic craftsmanship exudes from the polished antique floors which enhance the panelled walls, historic portraits and vast tapestries. Utter decadence is on offer in The Armoury.
The Turret
Be up with the gods in this wonderful suite. Overlooking the Royal Mile, and picture-perfect views across Edinburgh, are just one of the rewards for climbing the historic stairs to the 3rd floor. Hideaway in The Turret and soak up every wonderful moment of your intimate getaway.
The Vestry
The ascent up winding stone stairs to the second floor couldn’t be more rewarding as you enter this dramatic suite through the private entrance hall. This suite is bathed in a sense of history, transporting you into another world.
The Sempill
Reside here and savour the spectacular sitting room, large bedroom and bathroom. This lavish suite is named after the aristocratic Sempill family who bought this property in 1743 as their grand Edinburgh residence. This suite is infused with a sense of drama.
The Old Rectory
The remarkable and beautiful Old Rectory blushes scarlet and overlooks the Royal Mile from seven windows and has views over the coast to Fife. Wind your way up to the second floor by a turnpike stair dated 1595.
The Library
An opulent, rich and library-styled suite on the first floor, The Library has a dramatic book-filled bathroom entered via its secret door from the gothic bedroom. For bibliophiles, The Library offers an unforgettable experience.
The Heriot
Named after the founder of the nearby George Heriot's school, this second-floor suite looks south over the Old Town towards the glorious 17th-century building that is Heriot's today. Enchantment awaits in The Heriot...
The Guardroom
The Guardroom Suite is located in the former private townhouse of the Sempill family dating back to 1595, with romantic rooftop views over the Old Town to the historic New Town. Succumb to the lavish ambience of The Guardroom.
The Armoury
In the shadow of Edinburgh Castle, The Armoury offers you a magnificent suite for an unforgettable stay. Historic craftsmanship exudes from the polished antique floors which enhance the panelled walls, historic portraits and vast tapestries. Utter decadence is on offer in The Armoury.
The Turret
Be up with the gods in this wonderful suite. Overlooking the Royal Mile, and picture-perfect views across Edinburgh, are just one of the rewards for climbing the historic stairs to the 3rd floor. Hideaway in The Turret and soak up every wonderful moment of your intimate getaway.
