Private Jet Charter Edinburgh

The Balmoral

The Balmoral Hotel stands in the centre of the Scottish capital, close to the train station and the city's main attraction, Edinburgh Castle. Over the hundred years of its existence, the hotel itself has become a local landmark. Citizens know that the clock on its tower is always two minutes fast - so that passengers rushing to the station don't miss their train. The Number One Hotel's restaurant is the pride of Edinburgh's Michelin-starred dining scene. The Balmoral is one of the most modern hotels in Edinburgh. Not without reason among its regular clients are many big businessmen, connoisseurs of comfort and impeccable service.

Sheraton Grand Hotel & Spa

This luxurious hotel is modestly located in the shadow of the majestic Edinburgh Castle, in the very centre of one of the most beautiful cities in Europe. Living in this hotel, you can explore the old, medieval Edinburgh thoroughly, get a glimpse of the architecture of the new city of King George's era, and do a lot of leisurely shopping, as there is a whole shopping area nearby. Tired of social rounds and sightseeing programmes, you can relax a little and improve your health at the hotel's Spa Centre, one of the city's most renowned spas. Professional beauticians and masseurs with the help of ‘magic’ procedures will help the skin to rejuvenate and successfully resist the unfavourable factors of the urban ecology.

The Radisson Royal Mile Edinburgh

The classic exterior of The Radisson Collection Hotel, Royal Mile Edinburgh hides ultra-modern interiors, which were created by a team of designers and decorators. The result is functional, cosy and bright rooms. The hotel's prime location in the heart of Edinburgh provides guests with a wonderful opportunity to stroll along the Royal Mile, the city's main attraction consisting of several streets, a market square and a church.

Waldorf Astoria Edinburgh - The Caledonian

This hotel was opened in 1903 in the heart of the city centre. Most of the rooms overlook the former royal castle, a 14th century monument, and the entire historic part of the city is easily accessible to guests of this hotel, they can wander until late at night and then be at home in a matter of seconds.
Located 20 minutes by car from Edinburgh Airport, situated in the historic centre of the city.

The Kitchin

This restaurant offers British and French cuisine. At The Kitchin, you should order mouth-watering scallops, Tatar steak and clams. You can try good lemon soufflé, apple crumble and ptifur here. Many guests of this place recommend not bad dessert wines, scotch or lager. A good chocolate frappe, tea or lemonade is served here.

The cosy atmosphere of this institution allows visitors to relax after a working day. Most customers write that the staff in this restaurant is competent. You will be convinced that the service here is amazing. According to guests' reviews, in The Kitchin affordable prices. A lot of visitors note that the interior here is luxurious.

Timberyard

This restaurant is located near the local attraction - The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards Museum. Try the British and Scottish cuisine here. Order mouth-watering venison, cod and plaice. TIMBERYARD offers good muffins, strawberry dessert and pudding. Order a good orange wine, stout or whisky here. Visitors write that espresso, tea or lemonade is not bad in this place.

In this institution you can celebrate an anniversary, wedding or birthday. According to customers, the staff here is excellent. According to the guests' reviews, the service is pleasant. Here they offer dishes at attractive prices. You will definitely appreciate the impressive interior in this restaurant.

Aizle

After visiting this restaurant, you can enjoy a walk overlooking Charlotte Square. If you love British and Scottish cuisine, you should stop by here. Many visitors come here to order deliciously cooked scallops, mushrooms and consommé. Have a good time with friends here and try some good brioche, pudding and doughnuts. You will enjoy a good Prosecco, beer or scotch. Order a good chocolate frappe, lemonade or mattya.

Aizle's cosy atmosphere allows guests to relax after a day's work. According to customers, the staff here is excellent. According to customers, the service is fast. Many people think that the prices here are moderate. The place has a stunning interior.

Holyroodhouse Palace
This palace is the official residence in Scotland of Her Majesty the Queen. Holyroodhouse is a Baroque palace located on the famous Royal Mile. The palace, like many of the old buildings in Edinburgh, is closely associated with the history of Scotland.

Royal Mile in Edinburgh
The famous street in Edinburgh is four streets at once, which stretch for 1800 metres, i.e. one mile. It starts at Edinburgh Castle and leads to Holyrood Bridge. The mile also includes smaller streets that diverge from the main street in different directions.

Scottish National Museum of Modern Art
The Scottish National Museum of Modern Art is located in the Royal Botanic Gardens and opens with the Sculpture Park, which features works by famous British artists and sculptors.

Edinburgh Castle
Edinburgh Castle is one of Scotland's most popular attractions. From the outside, it looks as if the castle, standing on a cliff, is floating above the city. It was created as a fortress and has been used by various military forces. The castle sits at the top of the famous Royal Mile.

Scott Monument
Not far from Waverley Station, named after the protagonist of Walter Scott's famous novel, stands a slender Gothic spire. It is neither a cathedral nor a chapel, but a monument to the writer who gave us all the honest squire Ivanhoe and the stubborn Scottish gunslinger Quentin Dorward.

The Writers' Museum in Edinburgh
Robert Burns, Robert Stevenson, Sir Walter Scott. These names are the pride of Scotland. The locals sincerely honour the people who glorified the country not only on the battlefields, but also in art. Edinburgh is home to the Authors' Museum, a museum dedicated to Scotland's fine writers and poets.

Museum of Childhood in Edinburgh
Have you ever come across an adult museum? Or a museum of the elderly? It's a bit of an odd name, isn't it? And Edinburgh is home to the Museum of Childhood. It was opened in the middle of the last century by Joseph Murray to better understand human socialisation.

Upon contacting us for a private jet, a dedicated account manager will assist you. They will present a personalised selection of aircraft, each with a rationale for its suitability and suggestions for optimal airports. Your account manager will aid in finalising your choice and manage every detail of your journey. Your account manager is at your service around the clock for any inquiries or adjustments.

Edinburgh Airport is approximately 20-25 minute drive from the city center, depending on traffic. You can book a car transfer simply by sending a request to your personal flight manager.

Yes, long-haul private jets can facilitate direct flights between Edinburgh and Los Angeles. Runway length is enoight for ultra-long range jets with maximum fuel load.

Private jet travellers can arrange for chauffeured vehicles, rental cars, and even helicopter transfers to Edinburgh’s city center. You can get a quote on all these option from your personal flight manager.

Yes, private jet flights between Edinburgh and Frankfurt are available, providing convenient access to Germany’s financial hub. This route is mostly popular with businessman. Estimate price on Cessna XLS+ for 7 passengers will be around 11,000 euro.

Yes, Edinburgh Airport serves as a departure point for travellers heading to European ski resorts. Popular destinations include Geneva, Chambery, and Grenoble.