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Its sumptuously Scottish design draws from centuries past.
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While the property takes design cues from all four corners of the realm, its Scottish at heart.
Heres what its like to stay.
Want outdoor space for the two days of Scottish sunshine a year?
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Ask for one of the two terrace suites.
The food, spiffed-up classics, is delicious, though slightly inconsistent.
Lunch and dinner offer a taste of the empire (baba ghanoush, koftas with tzatziki, etc.
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House wine comes from the South African boutique vineyard Bouchard Finlayson, also owned by the Tollman family.
The $200-plus pour of Laphroaig 20-Year-Old Directors Special is the most expensive.
Its one of one, and when its gone, its gone, says Dario.
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The intimate, dimly lit setting can also be used as a private dining room seating 12.
The one experience not to miss is the whisky tasting in Ghillie’s Pantry.
The Wallace also has a childrens menu and wee bathrobes for the bairns in the marble guest bathrooms.
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A ramp can be arranged for the entryway steps to the main door.
Location
Divided into the New Town and Old Town, Edinburgh is a very walkable city.
How to Get the Most Value Out of Your Stay
There is no reward program at present.
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