Launched from John Brown's Shipyard in Clydebank in 1953, the Royal Yacht carried the Queen and her family all over the world during 968 official voyages spanning 44 years. See where the Royal Family lived, worked and relaxed during those years, as well as the staff quarters and even the engine room. The State Dining Room is particularly impressive and it is easy to forget you are aboard a ship in the presence of such luxury. An audio handset guides you around the ship. Described by the BBC as 'Scotland's leading visitor-friendly attraction". Oct - Mar: 10: 00 - 15:30 Apr - Sep: 9:30 - 16:30 (Closes 90 mins after last entry) Closed Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Adult: £9.00, Over 60: £7.00, Child (5-17) £5.00, Under 5: Free, Family Ticket (2+3): £25.00 Parking adjacent, gift shop, full disabled access, complimentary audio tour, children's handsets available
Sheridan Guest House
Craigmoss Guest HouseCraigmoss Guest House is a Victorian townhouse on Edinburgh's Pilrig Street, just off Leith Walk where there are good transport links to the Playhouse and East End

3 Vanburgh PlaceWe welcome you to our delightful Georgian Townhouse overlooking Leith Links. There are two very comfortable guest bedrooms in this classically designed and furnished house.
I have selected the properties on Private House Stays for their individuality that results from being privately owned. They take many forms from bed and breakfasts to small hotels but in each case it is the marque of the owner that sets it apart. This may be the charm of the furnishings, the wholesome home cooking or simply the atmosphere created by a charismatic host. I have inspected most of the establishments listed here and feel sure you will enjoy staying in them too.
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Archie Bouverie