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)

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)

The St. Albans villas were built in the grand Scottish Style favoured by Edinburgh's wealthy Victorians. Architecturally they are magnificent buildings largely constructed (View)

Ashdene House is a 4 star high quality quiet family run Guest House Scottish Family which is situated 1 mile south of the city centre on a leafy side street. Gold Award (View)

Magnificently situated in its own grounds the hotel enjoys panoramic views across Edinburgh to the Pentland Hills the Firth of Forth and the Fife hills beyond. The Braid Hil (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)

Victorian town house with 7 well appointed comfortable rooms all with en suite or private facilities.Not far from the city centre in a quiet residential street with good publi (View)

At Edinburgh First a part of the University of Edinburgh we have a range of accommodation in the heart of the city. Moreover our range suits all sorts of visitors from (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)

Southside is a stylish and welcoming Guest House in the heart of the City close to the Old Town. It provides very comfortable accommodation in a contemporary smart decor in a (View)

This gracious two storey mansion house was built in 1654 for the Earl of Wemyss and given to Colonel Maitland and his family shortly after being built. The house was converted (View)