The Caledonian Waldorf Astoria Hotel has hosted the late Queen, Barack Obama and Charlie Chaplin.
A landmark Edinburgh hotel which has hosted the late Queen, a former US president and a number of Hollywood stars has been sold.
The Caledonian was constructed from 1899 to 1903 and was originally owned by the Caledonian Railway company. The group previously purchased The Carlton on North Bridge and the DoubleTree Edinburgh Airport as part of a larger deal in November 2021, where they acquired a total of 12 hotels. Henderson Park and Klarent Hospitality said they have identified a number of opportunities to invest in the hotel, including room renovations as well as upgrading and restoring public areas and facilities.
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