De Vere (Village), Edinburgh
Edinburgh · Scotland
De Vere Edinburgh is a seven storey, 120-bedroom hotel supported by a full leisure club, pool, meeting suites and business and dining amenities. Developed by CDP to the Village brand’s integrated leisure and business model, with MCWY delivering the construction works and Joinery providing specialist internal elements.
De Vere Edinburgh is a seven storey, 120-bedroom hotel supported by a full leisure club, pool, meeting suites and business and dining amenities. Developed by CDP to the Village brand’s integrated leisure and business model, with MCWY delivering the construction works and Joinery providing specialist internal elements.
- Client
- De Vere (Village)
- Sector
- Retail & Leisure
- Type
- Redevelopment
- Status
- Completed 2014
Hotel
Overview
What we built.
Conveniently situated off the A902, this modern glass-and-steel hotel is 3 miles from the city centre and 7 miles from Edinburgh Airport.
The scheme delivers a high capacity hospitality and wellness offer, designed to accommodate leisure guests and corporate visitors in a prominent Edinburgh location.
De Vere Edinburgh boasts a full leisure club and gym, 20m pool and a range of places to eat and socialise. And it’s all on the doorstep of Edinburgh, one of the UK’s hottest city destinations, with so much history, culture, sport and nightlife packed into a few square miles.
01.
Convenient location
Just 3 miles from the city centre and 7 miles from Edinburgh Airport, the hotel is ideally placed for business and leisure travellers.
02.
Business facilities
A range of meeting suites and business services are in place to support the professional traveller.
03.
Friendly facilities
The hotel’s Pub & Grill and Starbucks, and one of the best fitness centres in Edinburgh with top-spec equipment, a 20m heated indoor pool.
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In pictures.
De Vere (Village), Edinburgh
In numbers.
Indoor swimming pool
Bedrooms
Local jobs created
Storey hotel
This exciting new development will regenerate an important and prominent site, removing a building that has been vacant for a number of years.
