luxury 4 star apartment this is a stunning apartment with drawining room dinning area bay window with views to arthurs seat there is 1 large double room and 1 twin room full (View)

4 STAR GUEST HOUSE LOCATED 1.25 MILES FROM PRINCES STREET.WITH GREAT VIEWS OF EDINBURGHS FAMOUS ARTHURS SEAT. ROOMS ARE EQUIPPED WITH SATALITE TV DVD WITH SELECTION OF MOVI (View)

The International is an attractive Victorian terrace house situated 1.5 miles south of Princes streeton the main A701. Lying on the main bus route access to the City Centre i (View)

John and Christine welcome you to our Victorian family home only a short taxi ride from the city centre 7 minutes cost about 6 7.00. We offer a cooked to order breakfas (View)

A family run Guest House 1.5 miles from the city centre on a main bus route. Recently renovated Victorian house retaining a lot of original features. Free on street parking. T (View)

Beautifully presented guest house perfect for city sight seeing and easy access to motorways ample parking less than 1.5ml from Waverley Station and Castle friendly and kn (View)

The Ben Doran is an elegant Georgian Listed town house centrally located. The traveller will find a unique variety of historical and exciting new attractions blending toget (View)

The Allison House is a Georgian Listed building with many original features overlooking Arthurs View to the rear. The hotel has free car parking and is within a 20minute walk (View)

Tastefully restored Visit Scotland Rated 4 Star Victorian Townhouse only a few minutes from Edinburgh's major attractions. Superbly decorated stylish rooms Boutique Style (View)

Hearty Scottish breakfasts are served at individual tables in the new Conservatory. While enjoying you breakfast you can view an attractive garden while sitting in our cons (View)

Thrums Hotel offers you the finest base in which to enjoy a stay in Scotland's Majestic Capital. Business visitors tourists families and children are all made especially wel (View)

The original house at Salisbury Green was built for an Edinburgh merchant Alexander Scott in the 1750s and its supporting walls are still encased within the existing buildi (View)