29 Regent Terrace

A Bed and Breakfast in Edinburgh City Centre

29 Regent Terrace

  • Edinburgh City Centre
  • B&B
  • ££££
  • Calendar
  • 1 x Double
  • 1 x Double/Twin

Jenny Linzee Gorden has dedicated the lower ground floor of her home at Number 29 to guests, and offers bed and breakfast accommodation in 2 double bedroom throughout the year, with another double bedroom available for parties of friends or family travelling together. Stone steps (left) give access to your own front door. This is a quiet, central place to stay. Princes Street is 8 minutes' walk away, Waverley train station 10 minutes, and although there is metered parking outside, free parking is available 5 minutes walk away. Jenny (who also has a self-catering apartment in Hart Street for 4 to 6) knows Edinburgh well and is happy to help with advice about eating out, restaurants, etc.

Guest Facilities
  • Dogs welcome by arrangement
  • Guests get own house keys
  • Luggage Storage
  • Continental Breakfast
Photo - 29 Regent Terrace
29 Regent Terrace
Edinburgh
EH7 5BS
T 0131 558 8381

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  • The Blue Room
    Type: Double
    Capacity: 2 adults 1 infant
    Bathroom: Shared
    In Room: Cots Available, Kettle. A Double room with wash basin. Shared bathroom with one other room.
    Photo - The Blue Room
  • The Green Room
    Type: Double/Twin
    Capacity: 2 + 1* adults
    Bathroom: Shared
    In Room: Cots Available, Kettle, TV. A Double or twin bedded room with shared bathroom
    Photo - The Green Room

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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.