Edinburgh, EH1 3SW
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Directions to the King James Hotel
If you are looking to find the best hotel in Edinburgh near Princes Street and near Easter Road, look into The King James Hotel in Edinburgh Centre. If you have already booked a room at The King James Hotel in Edinburgh and plan on shopping along the nearby Royal Mile, are attending a business meeting or other special event or have planned an elegant wedding at the Hotel's wedding halls, please use the following maps and directions. Guests booking online should look into the King James online best rate guarantee.
Directions to the King James Hotel by Road
From the M9 and M8 exit onto the A8 and follow signs for Edinburgh city centre. The King James is located at the end of Princes Street, near the St. James Shopping Centre.
Directions to the King James Hotel by Rail
The King James Hotel is near Edinburgh's Waverley rail station, approximately 0.6 miles away.
Directions to the King James Hotel by Air
Nearby Edinburgh Airport is 8 miles away.
Today's Weather
in Edinburgh °C or °F02 Sep Thu
Clouds and sun
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Low Temperature:10
03 Sep Fri
Partly sunny
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04 Sep Sat
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05 Sep Sun
Periods of sun with a couple of showers
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06 Sep Mon
Partly sunny and breezy
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What's on?
The Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) - now programmed by Jonathan Mills - is the original centerpiece of Edinburgh's hotbed of artistic excellence every August. Around it cluster the Fringe, Military Tattoo, Jazz and Blues, Book and Edge festivals.
Europe's largest annual fireworks display with live music, the Bank of Scotland Fireworks Concert is the Edinburgh International Festival's long-standing final fling. "Ooh" and "aah" at the spectacle accompanying the Scottish Chamber Orchestra and Chorus in Princes Street Gardens.
Impressionist Gardens brings iconic paintings to the National Gallery of Scotland. With works by Monet, Renoir, Manet and many more, this is a major international exhibition not to be missed by any art lover.
Pieces from the world's most iconic chess set, The Lewis Chessmen, go on display at the National Museum of Scotland. The exhibition features 30 of the famous chess pieces and explores the story of their discovery and creation.
The two actor-guides in the Literary Pub Tour take visitors around old and new Edinburgh with dramatised stories of the city's literary wits. Starting at the Beehive Inn, it takes in historic pubs and quirky landmarks, ending at the Café Royal.
