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black’s gdide book advertiser.
THE ROYAL HOTEL,
(MLGregor's, late Gibb's)
53 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.
D. M£GREGOR begs respectfully to acquaint the Nobility,
Gentry, and Tourists, that having taken a lease of the above
most central Hotel (established for the last forty years), ;
he has greatly enlarged and improved it 5 there is a spacious
Coffee-Room and additional Suites of Apartments; and no
efforts whatever will be wanting to ensure the comfort of
Visitors, and maintain the high standing which the Royal
| Hotel has attained.
The House stands opposite Sir Walter Scott’s Menu- <
1 ment, and commands the best views of the Gardens, Castle,
[Arthur Seat, etc.
A FIXED CHARGE FOR ATTENDANCE.
Table d’Hote every day at Five o'clock.
N.B.—D. M‘G. has to caution parties who may wish to
; come to the Royal Hotel, to be careful that the Cabmen
and Porters do not take them elsewhere, as it has caused!
many parties great annoyance.