Doris Crook B&B

A Bed and Breakfast in Edinburgh City Centre

Doris Crook B&B

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

Situated in the Grange Conservation area on the south side of Edinburgh - a beautiful residential area of Victorian houses. The Grange is a quiet leavy suburb of Edinburgh that is still close to major bus routes but is also close to nice places to eat, within close walking ditance of Holyrood park and only 20 minutes walk to Princes Street. The house was built in 1864 and still retains many original Victorian features. Having only two rooms, you get Doris's personal attention to advise you on what to do while you are staying in Edinburgh, but the house enables you to have complete privacy in your room.

Guest Facilities
  • Guests get own house keys
  • Parking on site
  • Garden
  • Full Cooked Breakfast
Photo - Doris Crook B&B
2 Seton Place
Edinburgh
EH9 2JT
T 0131-667 6430
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  • Room 2
    Type: Double/Twin
    Capacity: 2 adults
    Bathroom: Ensuite Shower
    In Room: Non Smoking, Kettle, TV. A Twin bedded or Double room with ensuite bathroom
    Photo - Room 2
  • Room 3
    Type: Single
    Capacity: 1 adult
    Bathroom: Private
    In Room: A single bedroom with private bathroom and shower
    Photo - Room 3




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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.