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The Bonham Hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland, has received a multi-million makeover.
Following the refurbishment of all 49 bedrooms last year, the public areas of the hotel have also had a refurb with a new bar and the launch of a brand new restaurant – No. 35 at The Bonham.
As well as the lobby and library, the Snug – designed for private dining and small events – has been fully refurbished to showcase many of its original features including wood panelling and stained glass windows as well as a stunning hand-painted ceiling.
Bonham owner Richard H. Driehaus, said: “Old buildings tell us where we came from – both architecturally and socially. Preserving their beauty enhances our lives, our environments and respects our heritage. So it is with The Bonham.”
According to the hotel, the interior, designed by designer Nigel Howard Creative, reference both the architectural heritage of the hotel and the soft highland hues that are typical of Scotland’s landscapes.
Douglas Campbell, general manager at The Bonham Hotel, added: “This multi-million pound refurbishment has seen our already stunning hotel transformed into a truly sophisticated property combining modern styling with our original Georgian architecture.
“Guests staying in the newly refurbished rooms are already giving us great feedback and we look forward to welcoming even more visitors from near and far to experience a taste of elegance here in the West End of Edinburgh.”
