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Set on the second floor overlooking St Giles' Cathedral, this bright and comfortable flat places you right in the heart of Edinburgh. Step outside and you’re moments from everything from the historic Royal Mile to buzzing bars, shops and eateries. Inside, there’s space to unwind after exploring, with a sociable living room, well-equipped kitchen and comfy beds for a restful night’s sleep. While the interiors aren’t the most visually striking, they’re clean, cosy and have everything you need. It's worth noting there's no lift in the building, so there are some stairs to climb to get to the front door. But once you're in, it’s a fantastic base for exploring one of Scotland’s most iconic cities.

Cathedral Charm

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Situated a minute’s walk from the frenetic Royal Mile, this cosy apartment with neutral colour scheme and homespun furnishings is a welcome respite set back from the hubbub. Relax in the living space with a good book and glass of scotch or try your hand at cooking up Scottish culinary classics in the fully-equipped kitchens. On warm summer days, open the windows wide for a gentle breeze and the sound of bagpipes to drift through your abode. When you’re ready to take the city by storm, we recommend beginning with a history lesson at the iconic Edinburgh Castle, atop an extinct volcano, just a ten-minute walk away. Should you start to feel peckish, the countless indie cafes, restaurants and bars in the Old Town will see you right. And if you’re in the mood for a spot of shopping, Princes Street is chockfull of big-name stores.

Let The Bagpipes Play

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Grab your own cosy nook right on the Royal Mile – Edinburgh's main artery, ending at the castle. Moments away, you'll find whisky bars serving over 200 different drams, fully kilted pipers, and – in August, anyway – the magical chaos of the Edinburgh Festival. This apartment offers brief respite from all that, kitted out with a flat-screen TV for binge-watching, a generous kitchen corner for preparing tipsy laird pudding and a squishy red leather sofa to eat it on. Downstairs is the famous World's End pub – grab a pint and people-watch for a while. 

Timorous Beastie

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Monochrome style meets Edinburgh's history in this city centre apartment, nestled on one of the city's most famous streets; George Street. The flat pays tribute to city icons such as Sean Connery and Calton Hill with a coherent collection of black-and-white prints lining the living area's walls. Original feature fireplaces in the bedroom, a chandelier in the living room, and cornicing like icing on a cake hark back to the days when horse and carriage would clatter along the wide boulevard below. George Street has its own rich history, originally built as "the principal street" of the New Town. The neighbouring townhouses are architectural marvels. High-end boutiques and upscale restaurants have given these buildings a new purpose in the 21st century. With this apartment, the city's truly on your doorstep. Get out and explore. 

Sir Connery's Dome

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Indulge in a stylish stay on George Street, one of Edinburgh's most well-known streets and home to famous bars and restaurants including The Dome, The Ivy, Dishoom and the Cafe Royal. Bay windows have views of the castle, the Firth of Forth and, of course, the timeless Georgian architecture right outside your door. Cook up neeps and tatties (turnips and potatoes, for the uninitiated) in the large kitchen corner, which comes with everything you need, hidden behind sleek, white cupboard doors. Serve up at the table in the sunny bay window with a view straight to the castle. After a tough hike up Arthur's Seat, freshen up using the Bulgari toiletries in the bathroom and sink into your sumptuous tufted bed. Just note it's about 90 steps to reach this apartment, so we suggest packing light.

A Braw Nicht

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Steeped in traditional charm and gleaming with grandeur, this charming apartment could easily play holiday home to the Royal Family – and thanks to its prestigious Ramsay Garden location, you're perfectly positioned to enjoy Edinburgh's innumerable sights and sounds on foot. From the famous Royal Mile to the fortress of Edinburgh Castle, one thing's for absolutely certain – you'll never be short of things to see and do.

The home itself is a splendourful hub flush with all things luxurious. Beautiful antique furnishings add character, meanwhile the peppering of gold–framed artworks sprinkle an extra dusting of splendour. The colour scheme is a medley or warm reds and rich browns and in the master bathroom, traditional black and white floor tiles instantly draw the eye. We particularly love the living area with its brown leather chaise sofa and Persian rug. Complete with an ancient fireplace at its heart, there's also a circular alcove and desk to one side, and a flatscreen television. Quite frankly, we couldn't think of a more elegant spot to watch a movie!

This home will leave you feeling like lord of the manor, but as tempting as it may be to stay within the walls of your royal headquarters, with so much to explore – and all within easy reach – be sure to peel yourself away from your plush pad and traverse.


The Goldmine

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Take in the wonderful views over the Royal Mile towards Arthur's Seat from inside this charming apartment, housed in a traditional Old Town building. We love the character features here, such as the sash windows and exposed stone walls. This home is perfect for a couple or a solo traveller wanting to easily explore Edinburgh on foot.

The location is fabulous – situated near the top of the Royal Mile, it's just over a five-minute walk to Edinburgh Castle. It's the same walking distance to The Scotch Whisky Experience, where you can discover the history of Scotland's national drink. Just over a fifteen-minute stroll, on the other hand, will take you to the Scottish Parliament building and the majestic Palace of Holyroodhouse. There's so much on your doorstep you'll need to book another stay to fit it all in.


A Royal View

This stylish flat is nestled in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town, offering a perfect base for exploring the city. You’ll be just a short stroll from the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, and the buzzing shops and cafes of Princes Street. Inside, period features like exposed brickwork and tall sash windows hint at the building’s heritage, while a bright living room and comfy bedrooms offer modern comfort. The well-equipped kitchen makes evenings in easy, whether you’re cooking or bringing back local treats. It’s a great base for couples or families keen to explore the city. There’s one flight of stairs to reach the flat, but it’s absolutely worth it for the incredible location and charm right on your doorstep.

Royal Edinburgh

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Located on an iconic street serialised in Alexander McCall Smith’s beloved Scotland Street books, this beautiful Georgian apartment combines nineteenth-century elegance with luxury modern comforts. 
Tall corniced ceilings, wood floors and an abundance of light coming in through the sash windows create an instantly welcoming feel with chic, contemporary furnishings inviting you to make yourself at home. We love the living room’s large suede sofas that beckon relaxing evenings over a glass of wine by the period working fireplace, and the large kitchen bathed in natural light that’s ready to cater celebratory feasts aplenty. The three bedrooms, meanwhile, have each been carefully curated with a sophisticated touch and boast similarly large windows that give way to New Town views. We’re particularly fond of the main bedroom’s en-suite – a spa-like space with its rainfall shower and tempting tub, the latter providing the perfect end to a night with a glass of bubbly. 
With ample entertainment options, plenty of children’s equipment on hand, as well as a lavish amount of space in which to socialise or spend some quiet time alone, this is an ideal base for those looking to make the most out of their city stay.
Outside of your home, Calton Hill and its wide-sweeping views over Edinburgh is just a fifteen-minute walk away, as is Princes Street’s parade of shops. Edinburgh Castle is also easily walkable in twenty minutes, while charming Dean Village is twenty-five minutes away on foot. 


Bertie's Guide to Life

Experience a stay like no other at this cosy Gothic castle, part of an unfinished design for Edinburgh’s first observatory. At the top of Calton Hill, you'll have some truly breathtaking views from this historical home. The National Gallery is next door and the rest of the city is a short walk away, easily making up for the lack of parking. It should be noted that the home's standout location does attract a number of tourists, so if you're looking for some peace and privacy it might not be for you. That said, the main bedroom enjoys an en-suite with a luxurious standalone bathtub, and there's outdoor seating to make the most of this stunning location.

The Stargazer's Retreat

What a fantastic location this stylish apartment has in Edinburgh's Old Town. It's just a five-minute walk from the stunning Palace of Holyroodhouse, while the Royal Mile is a ten-minute stroll away. The city's most famous landmark, Edinburgh Castle, is under twenty minutes on foot if you want to take some snaps of this icon. Back at this industrial-inspired home, there's everything you need to feel comfortable during your stay. We love the spider chandelier, modern prints and monochrome wallpaper here. Plan your days from the comfy sofa or enjoy a takeaway at the dining table if you don't fancy eating out. This home is perfect for a group of friends or a family looking to be within walking distance of many of Edinburgh's wonderful sights.

Royal Walk

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There are an array of attractions within walking distance of this elegant Edinburgh townhouse, set over three floors. The Royal Botanic Garden is under ten minutes on foot, while the Scott Monument is just over fifteen minutes away. Edinburgh Castle, Johnnie Walker Princes Street and the Royal Mile are under a twenty-five-minute walk, as well. We have to say we love this home’s spacious living room with its character features and large sash windows. Another highlight is the bathrooms with their freestanding bathtubs. There’s a seating area in the dining room, too, which also has a log burner. This home is perfect for families or friends wanting easy access to all that this wonderful city has to offer.

The Castle Hill

At the foot of the Royal Mile, just a five-minute stroll away from Holyrood Palace, you'll find this slick apartment that's perfectly set up for city living. It's a modern space – contrasting with the winding, historic streets outside – where you can settle down on the buttery soft leather sofa and enjoy a nip of whisky between your adventures. The smart grey sideboard opens up to reveal a small kitchen, ideal for preparing a quick bowl of porridge before heading out, and your hosts are on hand to provide hotel-level services during your stay. A wander up the Royal Mile will lead you to imposing Edinburgh Castle in just over ten minutes, where you can walk in the footsteps of Scotland's ancient kings and queens. Or, take a hike up nearby Arthur's Seat for the very best views over the city – you won't be disappointed. 

A Wee Dram

Located above bustling George Street, you'll find boutique shops, charming cafes and gorgeous Victorian architecture right on your doorstep. This area is a popular spot with locals, students and tourists alike, as there are plenty of excellent restaurants and trendy bars to while away the evenings in. Edinburgh Castle, a twelfth-century fortress, is only a ten-minute walk away and offers some beautiful views over the city, while historic Old Town is reachable in fifteen minutes. Back at home, this apartment marries modern living with timeless elegance. Curl up on chilly nights in front of the electric fire, rustle up a delicious meal in the sleek kitchen or lounge on the sofa with a glass of scotch and your favourite shows playing on the TV. This home is stylish, sophisticated and minimal, making it the perfect place to rest your feet after a day spent wandering down Edinburgh's cobbled streets.

Vesper Violet

This top floor apartment on historic George Street has the best seat in the house, and we're not just talking about the cow print armchair. From one window you have an unrestricted view of Edinburgh Castle, the iconic fortress that brings inquisitive travellers to the capital. From another, the port district of Leith, and the beaches Edinburgh is not necessarily famous for, but definitely should be. Though it’s not just about the views – the living room's curves, vintage photography and statement armchairs ensure a stay in style. Breakfasting below the huge, arched window in the sunlight is another big plus. Heading out, the New Town is on your doorstep and with it, the buzz of a city you'll never want to leave.

Sea And Planets

As elegant as it is comfortable, this stunning apartment in Edinburgh’s New Town has a definite touch of ballroom beauty to it. With its tall corniced ceilings, large sash windows and cobalt blue walls, you’ll instantly feel the home’s Georgian past with stylish modern furnishings giving it a good dose of modern flair. You’ll love kicking back on the sofa with a glass of wine while taking in your pad’s original features and sitting down to breakfasts at the sunny window-side table. The bedroom, meanwhile, is just as sophisticated with its uncluttered decor allowing its largesse to impress. We love the bay window seats here, perfect for catching up on some morning reading, and the bright desk area that will make working from home a treat. When you’re not relaxing in your chic apartment, go out and explore your surroundings. Shop along Princes Street (a six-minute walk away), stroll through Queen Street Gardens (two minutes) and visit Edinburgh Castle (twelve minutes). Calton Hill with its unparalleled Edinburgh views is also just a fourteen-minute walk from your door. 

Invitation To The Ball

If you’re in search of simplicity and comfort in a fantastic location, look no further than this apartment. Tucked in Edinburgh’s New Town, it’s less than a ten-minute walk to iconic sights like Edinburgh Castle and you’ll be spoiled for choice when it comes to local restaurants, cafes and shops. You’ll also find great public transport links with Waverley train station within easy reach. It’s worth noting the apartment is on the third floor with steep stairs to the entrance, but once inside you'll find a welcoming home. The rooms are family-friendly and the living room is perfect for cosy movie nights.


Thistle Sun

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At the foot of the Royal Mile, just one minute from the national seat of power of the Scottish Parliament, this flat is every bit as majestic as its surroundings. Enjoy luxury right from the offset, as your host can arrange for a private transfer from the airport right to your door. Inside, while the decor is much more modern than the historic locale, the furnishings are supremely comfortable and stylish. Your open-plan living space has rich, brown wooden flooring and duck-egg blue kitchen cabinets – a beautiful colour scheme which is perfectly illuminated by bright windows and light fixtures. We love the idea of dining below the trendy, low-hanging lampshade next to the charcoal feature wall. And this isn’t your only dining option – how about an alfresco meal on your own balcony? Then round off the evening with a stroll around the residents' garden. In the morning, savour a hearty bowl of porridge to prepare for a big day ahead. As you’re just a six-minute walk from the edge of Holyrood Park, you’ve got an enormous green space to explore. You can even scale its extinct volcano, Arthur’s Seat, for sweeping views of Edinburgh and beyond.

Volcanic Vistas

Housed in a former brewery from the 1800s, this cool home nods to its past while dazzling with modern comforts and contemporary style. A monochrome palette gives it a sleek look, with wood and leather accents giving it a characterful industrial edge. We love the Crittall doors in the living room that lead to a beautifully dressed bed, behind which a sketch-style mural hints at the home’s heritage. When you’re not kicking back on the sofa with a cold beer, catching up on work at the desk or enjoying luxurious soaks under the rainfall shower, go out and explore your surroundings. Your Old Town neighbourhood is full of narrow alleys where museums, shops and restaurants all vie for your attention, while Calton Hill (a ten-minute walk away) offers impressive views over the entire city. With the Royal Mile a seven-minute stroll away and Edinburgh Castle reachable in thirteen minutes on foot, you couldn’t be better placed to experience the best that the city has to offer.


Cask & Keg

Right across the street from Edinburgh’s beautiful Queen Street Gardens, this chic apartment has everything you need for a relaxing stay in the city. With its tall ceilings, soft grey walls, dark wood floors and modern furnishings, there’s an elegant simplicity in the decor that makes you feel instantly at home. We love how the home has been carefully designed with space in mind, like the bespoke kitchenette, cleverly hidden within a cabinet, and the stairs up to the mezzanine bedroom creating a visual feature piece in their own right. After mornings enjoying breakfast at the window-side table and luxuriating under the rainfall shower, go out and explore your surroundings. You’ve got plenty of Edinburgh’s most iconic sights within easy walking distance, including Princes Street for great shopping (six minutes away), Edinburgh Castle for an afternoon of history (twelve minutes away) and Calton Hill for stunning sunset views over the city (fourteen minutes away). Factor in the countless bars and restaurants in your New Town neighbourhood and you’ve got ample entertainment to keep you going. 


New Town Fling

Be enchanted by Edinburgh when you stay at this centrally-located apartment. It’s walking distance from sights like Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile, and moments from the grand Gothic architecture of St Giles’ Cathedral. Inside, you’ll find a warm and welcoming living space (complete with a kitchen for cooking at home), plus three cosy bedrooms to retreat to after a busy day. Whether you’re sightseeing, shopping, or stopping off during a tour of Scotland, it makes a great base for exploring this gem of a city.

The Scottish Thistle

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Just over a twenty-minute walk from the heart and soul of the Old Town – Edinburgh Castle – the New Town has quite a different vibe. You’ll find Georgian architecture nearly everywhere you turn, and historic tenement buildings lining the streets as you head towards Canonmills. While these stone structures might look similar from the outside, we can guarantee you'll find eclectic homes within. This flat is no exception. The owner is a local artist, whose creative interior design choices are evident throughout. You’ll find her charming, abstract artwork on display in various rooms, as well as brightly-coloured walls, quirky tablecloth prints, antique furniture, and unique lamps on ornate cabinets. Our favourite spot has to be the lounge – this yellow room is full of character and old-world charm. Light up the fire and gather everyone round for a board game on a rainy day in this sumptuous space. Or at dusk, it could equally serve as a plush pad for an impromptu whisky-tasting session. While you sip on single malts, have the host arrange for a private chef to come over and handle dinner. You are on holiday after all.

An Seòmar Buidhe

Georgian elegance meets modern comforts in this beautiful blush-coloured studio apartment. With its tall corniced ceilings, huge sash windows and dark wood floors, there’s a definite touch of historic sophistication here. An ornamental fireplace creates a debonair setting in the living room, where a chic desk space invites you to catch up on work in style. The bedroom area is pretty as a picture with its window-side seat, perfect for starting off relaxing mornings over coffee and a good book. After a luxurious soak under the metro-tiled bathroom’s rainfall shower, head out to explore your surroundings. You couldn’t be better placed to visit some of the city’s best sights, including Edinburgh Castle (a twelve-minute walk away), Princes Street (six minutes away) and Calton Hill for sunset vistas (a fourteen-minute stroll from your door).


Blush Hush

Steeped in history – with the mediaeval architecture to prove it – Edinburgh is a hub of culture, old meets new, and this Georgian townhouse in New Town puts you within easy walking distance of experiencing it all. Explore the neighbourhood right on your doorstep by shopping the famous Princess Street, around a twelve-minute walk away. Visit art galleries, sit down for drinks at atmospheric cocktail bars, take photos, and then head to Old Town to compare notes. 

Once there, wander between century-old buildings as you traverse the network of narrow alleyways with the Edinburgh Castle looming over you. Once you’ve visited the giant crown jewel of Scotland, don’t forget to do The Royal Mile where you can stop off for a bite to eat at one of the pubs. 

Head home with the souvenirs you bought, and settle in on the plush sofa for a movie – don’t forget the popcorn. Afterwards, you might light the fireplace and work on a puzzle together as you sip cocoa. Maybe you’ll head back out after a dinner prepared on the beautiful Aga cooker and experience more of the New Town nightlife. Whatever you choose, a luxurious bubble bath and comfortable bed is waiting for you at the end of the day.

New Town Charm

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With the New Town’s shops and restaurants on your doorstep and many of Edinburgh’s most famous sights within walking distance, there’s no end to the entertainment available around this stylish home. Housed in a beautifully preserved Georgian townhouse, there’s a definite feeling of natural calm in this apartment with its dark green sofa, pale wood floors and chic modern furnishings. Open up the door in the living room and master bedroom to step out onto a peaceful private courtyard framed by stone walls, where a table and chairs invite sunny breakfasts and evening drinks beneath the moon. We love the clever use of cabinetry that’s been used for the bespoke kitchenette and the master bedroom’s chic vanity desk that will make getting ready for a night out on the town a treat. History buffs will be happy that they're just a twelve-minute walk away from Edinburgh Castle while Calton Hill, with its incomparable city views, is a fourteen-minute stroll from your front door. 

Stone & Sage

Soothing tones of amber and dark wood create an intimate and warm impression in this chic studio apartment. Housed in a beautifully preserved Georgian townhouse in Edinburgh’s New Town, there’s a touch of historic charm in its large sash windows and tall ceilings, with a decidedly modern touch in its sleek furnishings. We love how the kitchenette is cleverly concealed in a feature cabinet and the sunny positioning of the desk space to let you take in city views while working. The bed is decadently dressed in luxurious linens, while the pretty tiled bathroom’s rainfall shower will make waking up a pure delight. When you’re not hanging out in your sophisticated pad, go out and explore your surroundings. Queen Street Gardens is right across the street for morning ambles, Princes Street (a six-minute walk away) provides countless retail therapy options and Edinburgh Castle waits to be discovered just a twelve-minute stroll from your door. Don’t miss climbing to the top of Calton Hill, too, for dreamy sunset views over the city, a fourteen-minute walk away. 


Amber At Dawn

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When your neighbour is Edinburgh Castle, you can be pretty certain that your home is in a prime spot in the city. Living right in the heart of the Old Town certainly has its perks, with Princes Street Gardens and the Grassmarket both less than ten minutes from your front door. But with such busy days on the horizon, you’ll also need somewhere to recline and relax.

This grand apartment is set on one of Edinburgh’s most esteemed addresses. Even the street name is soaked in culture and history – named after the Enlightenment poet, Allan Ramsay the Elder who built the first structure here in 1733. And as soon as you step inside, you can see how culture and creativity have transcended the centuries.

We love the opulent and elegant interiors, where a cream colour palette meets plush fabrics and faux furs. Of course there are still traditional features like four-poster beds, an iron fireplace, and sash windows with striking city skyline views, but there are some wonderful 21st-century additions. On chilly Scottish evenings, you’ll love padding along the underfloor heating of the bathroom on your way to fill up the tub. Don’t forget to take a tumbler of whisky in there while you soak, just for an extra layer of warmth.

The Enlightened

Situated rather conveniently in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, this elegant apartment offers a lovely base for a family or an intimate group of friends visiting the Scottish capital and looking to make the most of all it has to offer. You’ll be able to reach most of the city’s iconic sights on foot, and with the magnificent Scottish National Gallery just moments away, we suggest starting your exploration with a dose of art. 

You’ll be greeted by a large open-plan living and dining area – we love the sophisticated ambience of this pad, with a stylish lounge area offering a comfy sofa and armchairs. Kick back and relax after a day of dashing about town or delight your loved ones by rustling up a delectable feast in the modern kitchen. 

Later, head over to the comfy bedrooms for a night of sweet dreams – you’ll have a choice of two equally plush rooms here. Factor in the sleek bathrooms, including one with a bathtub, and you'll have everything needed for a restful stay. 

The Monarch of the Glen 

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Elegance meets tradition at Adam's Cobbles, a stylish apartment on a cobbled street off the Royal Mile. Set over the third and fourth storeys of an apartment building, the grand corner windows bring views of Calton Hill into the flat, a historic site to gaze at while you enjoy your morning coffee. Opulent furnishings atop tartan rugs make this the perfect base to explore the Scottish capital from. Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street Gardens and Calton Hill are all within a fifteen minute walk from your front door, so you'll never have to stray too far to reach the landmarks that make Edinburgh unique.

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At the eastern end of the famous Royal Mile, you’ll find this modern apartment taking residence in an old brewery. Drawing inspiration from its industrial origins, exposed bulbs, Crittall-style doors, robust furniture and dramatic black accents pack heaps of character into the space. The living area has been impeccably curated to ensure guests have enough room to entertain or relax. The bespoke kitchenette is stylish and functional. Put together a light breakfast in the morning accompanied by locally sourced zero-waste coffee, provided by your host. Once you’re fuelled up and ready to go, step out into your Old Town neighbourhood. You’re two doors down from the Museum of Edinburgh, a five-minute walk to the Palace of Holyroodhouse and a fifteen-minute mosey to the ancient Edinburgh Castle.

Burnt Copper

Staying in this chic apartment puts you right in the heart of Edinburgh. You’ll be a stone’s throw from the Royal Mile and only a four-minute walk from Edinburgh Castle – if you’re visiting to see the sights, this is the perfect location. There are independent shops and restaurants nearby, but you’ll also have a well-equipped kitchen if you prefer dining in. The apartment is comfortable and cosy, a real home-from-home for families and friends travelling together. 

Edinburgh Ease

Perfectly placed in Edinburgh’s New Town, this no-fuss apartment has the city’s best bits within easy reach. Poring over the works in the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, just a ten-minute walk from your doorstep is an excellent way to start a morning. And when it’s time for elevenses, there’s a selection of trendy coffee houses on the other side of Queen Street Gardens. Shop along the famous Princes Street or take the twenty-minute amble up to the mighty Edinburgh Castle for a tour of the Great Hall and St Margaret’s Chapel. At the end of your jam-packed day, retreat to your homespun apartment for a relaxing evening with your loved ones. Get snug in the cosy living space as the appointed chef of your group whips up something tasty in the well-equipped kitchen. After an evening of swapping anecdotes over dinner and drinks, sink into the comfortable beds and drift off into a deep sleep.

Ginger Cake

Stylish and contemporary, this apartment is a haven located in the heart of Edinburgh’s Old Town. Ideal for a solo traveller or a romantic getaway, this home is suave in all the right ways. After a busy day out exploring the city, enjoy a couple of drinks with your feet up on the plush sofas. On a clear night, the sunset through the floor-to-ceiling windows is soul warming. While you may want to sample the gastro scene on your doorstep, the contemporary kitchen will do nicely for a home-cooked meal. Pair it with a delicious bottle of wine as you settle down for dinner with your loved one to plan your next adventure in Scotland’s capital. After dinner, close your eyes in the bubble bath and feel your weary muscles relax into the heat. Settle down into your cosy bed and you’ll fall into a blissful night’s sleep effortlessly.

Located just a stone's throw away from the famous Royal Mile, the area is culturally vibrant and filled with entertainment. From history and architecture to independent shops and bars, there’s plenty to fill your days. After a day soaking up this stunning Scottish city, retreat to your hideaway and recount the memories you’ve made. 

The Golden Mile

With oodles of character, this home has plenty of bright, vibrant colours, patterns and textures to stimulate the senses. Large windows illuminate the rich blue walls, and the potted palms dotted around give this place a homely feel. We love the plush gold sofa – take a seat and plan your day with a cup of tea. After whipping up a full Scottish breakfast in the modern kitchen, head out to explore this enchanting city.

Broughton Street (an eight-minute walk) has some of your hosts' favourite hangouts – it's a haven for independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. It's the same walking distance to the Edinburgh Playhouse, while Calton Hill is just over a ten-minute stroll. For art lovers, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery is a fifteen-minute saunter. A little further afield, you'll find the Royal Mile, around twenty minutes on foot. Edinburgh Castle is a few more minutes or an eleven-minute drive. Or, if shopping is more your bag, Princes Street is under twenty minutes away.




Golden Beacons

The Royal Mile stretches from the hilly city centre, right down to the even larger hills of the Crags and Arthur’s Seat (Edinburgh’s very own extinct volcano). And just six minutes from the edge of this ancient parkland, this modern home is a rather delightful contrast. The interiors are very industrial, but you’ll still find little touches of luxury. We love the lighting fixtures in the lounge and bedrooms, a web of black cords and hanging bulbs which cast a soft glow. Matching this are black metal frames on the door, shower, and bed, as well as dining chairs in the living space. Overall, this flat has a warehouse vibe which feels minimalist yet cosy, ideal for coming home to after witnessing a city steeped in history. Wander uphill after your morning coffee and stop in for some brunch on the High Street, just seven minutes away. Keep on heading to the top of this iconic mile to reach Edinburgh Castle. At just a thirteen-minute walk from home, your descent should include a stop at a traditional pub for a dram of whisky or a pint.

Ancient Ascent

Offering a simple, fuss-free interior with a compact but well-equipped kitchen for when you fancy a home-cooked meal, this fourth-floor apartment in Edinburgh really caught our eye because of its fantastic location. Step out of the building straight onto the Royal Mile in the capital’s historic Old Town, a short stroll from Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood Palace. If your trip is centred around some Scottish sightseeing, this home drops you in the heart of the action – fans of the Edinburgh Fringe, it’s perfectly placed for you, too. 

Old Town Heart

Sometimes you spot a grand-looking, historic building and think the interior could never live up to the impressive facade. That couldn’t be further from the truth for this apartment in Edinburgh’s New Town. The Georgian frontage and original features – think marble fireplaces, high ceilings, and hardwood floors – have been tastefully augmented with rich carpets, and antique and handmade furniture. It’s no wonder this place won a Hilden Style Award. You’ll find modern comforts in the sleek, white kitchen, though the solid wood table and crystal whisky decanter add a bit of old-world charm. This light-flooded city pad is a fantastic base for your Edinburgh stay and if you can peel yourself away from the grand Chesterfield sofas, you’re a ten-minute stroll from George Street, twenty from Edinburgh Castle and just over fifteen from the Royal Mile.

Grand Interiors

Found on a charming cobbled lane in the middle of Edinburgh's famous New Town, this apartment in a listed Georgian building has way more going for it other than its prime spot on the map. Inside, the palette of greys, blacks and dark wood give the interior the sort of character and warmth you envision from a home in the Scottish capital. Two large sash windows in the living space invite in natural light and there are several lavish touches in the interior design, from the ornate furnishings and the patterned wallpaper to the subway tile bathroom. There's a wide selection of restaurants to be found on the neighbouring Queen Street and George Street, while lots of the city's most famous attractions can be easily reached on foot — Edinburgh Castle takes just under a quarter of an hour, for instance.


A Sandstone Stay

Single-Level Home

Tucked away in a quiet spot just off Edinburgh's Royal Mile, this apartment is simple and homely. We think it's a great choice for families due to the extra-flexible sleeping arrangements – the super king and king beds can be set up as four singles on request, and your host can provide a free cot and high chair for little ones. You'll have space to park in the garage, but you won't need a car here thanks to the fantastically central location. The vast Holyrood Park, along with Edinburgh's bustling Old Town and majestic castle, are an easy walk from your front door.

Malt Kiln

With the look of a stylish speakeasy, this cute red-hued studio won our hearts. We love the features here, such as the shuttered sash windows, the floral wallpaper and the chic prints and mirrors. Pour a glass of wine and relax on the plush armchairs. Or have a rest on the comfy bed in the bedroom with its navy wood panelling before heading out to explore in the late afternoon.

The location is fantastic. George Street and Princes Street are a one-minute walk, so that's shopping covered. For culture lovers, the Scottish National Gallery and Scottish Gallery of Modern Art are an eight-minute saunter, while the National Portrait Gallery and the Museum on the Mound are both an eleven-minute stroll. The iconic Edinburgh Castle, St Giles' Cathedral, St James Quarter and the Old Town are all a fifteen-minute or less walk from your door as well. There's an array of eateries and bars nearby too, so this place is the ideal bolthole for a couple, solo traveller or business person looking to be in the heart of the city's action. 


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