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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
The Museum of Edinburgh
Edinburgh City Centre
MuseumThe Museum of Edinburgh is home to important collections relating to the history of Edinburgh, from prehistoric times to the present day
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 • 1 x Double • 1 x Twin
The People's Story
Edinburgh City Centre
MuseumThe People's Story uses oral history, reminiscence, and written sources to tell the story of the lives of the ordinary people of Edinburgh.
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
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
No. 28 Charlotte Square
Edinburgh City Centre
MuseumRobert Adam's Georgian house has been recently restored and is the head office of the National Trust for Scotland.
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
National War Museum
Archie Bouverie's guide:
Edinburgh
Edinburgh city is located on the Southern shore of the Firth of Forth with an historic central area, the unique feature of the mini-mountain of Arthur's seat in the middle and then some of the more disasterous post-war house estates in the suburbs. Although the centre of Edinburgh is only a mile and a half from the shore-line, it is the dramatic atmosphere of the Castle that dominates the city rather than the influence of the sea although the suburb of Leith is recommended for its bohemian mix of independent restaurants and pleasant dock-side areas.