The Balmoral Hotel, then known as the North British Hotel, was designed by W. Hamilton Beattie following a competition. Penned in the Scottish Baronial Gothic style, the building was originally heavily adorned, including highly decorative balconies that were removed in a restoration programme the building later underwent.
The clock tower on Balmoral Hotel is always set 2 minutes fast so people don't miss their trains.
Until the 1980s the building was known as the North British Hotel after the North British Railway which built it. It was rebranded into its current name after a full internal refurbishment.
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