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accommodation in Scotland with information on nearby
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Elmview
Edinburgh City Centre
B&B £££Elmview is situated in Edinburgh on a delightful Victorian terrace on the edge of Bruntsfield Links. A quiet and elegantly run B&B that is so popular that you need to book early.
3 x Double/Twin • 2 x Double • 1 x Apartment
Holyrood Abbey and Abbey Strand
Edinburgh City Centre
HistoricHolyrood Abbey and Abbey Strand is the ruined nave of the 12th and 13th century abbey church, in the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
Kirklea Guest House
Edinburgh City Centre
Guesthouse ££Kirklea Guest House is a Victorian terraced villa one mile from the centre of Edinburgh,within walking distance of Murrayfield and on a direct bus route (no 35) from the Airport.
1 x Double/Twin • 2 x Single • 2 x Double • 1 x Twin
Palace of Holyroodhouse
Edinburgh City Centre
HistoricPalace of Holyroodhouse is her Majesty The Queen's official residence in Scotland. Open all year.
21 Dublin Street
Edinburgh City Centre
B&B £££A Georgian townhouse situated in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town. Self-contained accommodation with private entrance. A master suite with the option of an additional double room
1 x Master Suite
South Leith Parish Church
11 Moray Place
Edinburgh City Centre
B&B ££££11 Moray Place which forms part of a Georgian terrace in the centre of Edinburgh's splendid New Town. A very grand address with large rooms and views over the Water of Leith
1 x Family • 3 x Twin / Double
St John's Church
Edinburgh City Centre
HistoricThe Church of St John the Evangelist is an Imposing church on one of Edinburgh's busiest corners
Sandilands House
Edinburgh City Centre
B&B £££Sandilands House is located on the western edge of the Central West End Area close to the National Museum of Modern Art with views over Fettes School. Lovely rooms.
1 x Family • 1 x Twin • 3 x Double
Canongate Kirk Church
Edinburgh City Centre
HistoricCanongate Kirk Church is the Church at the bottom of the Royal Mile that serves the Palace of Holyrood
Archie Bouverie's guide:
Edinburgh City Centre
The Old Town of Edinburgh is built on a ridge that rises gradually from the Palace of Holyrood to Edinburgh Castle. There are staircase lanes, called Wynds, that lead off this 'Royal Mile' that give the impression of the city being built on multiple levels and buildings that date from the 11th Century. The New Town is also a World Heritage Site with its mix of Georgian town houses and the earliest examples in Europe of tenement flats. The views to be had from the Castle, Arthur's Seat and Carlton Hill are dramatic and inspiring.