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Family run Georgian guest house |
26 Pilrig Street Leith Edinburgh EH6 5AJ United Kingdom +44 131 555 1557 http://www.acornlodge.co.uk/ |
Located on the quiet Pilrig Street at the top end of colourful Leith, this B&B is a comfortable choice away from the bustling city centre. Opportunities to relax, stroll or play are to be found in the green fields of Pilrig Park opposite. Although built in 1760, this Georgian home has been recently spruced up. The modern rooms are decorated in light hues with the occasional antique. It's a family-run establishment and the proprietors are friendly, personable and provide various breakfast options, including vegetarian. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Georgian house overlooking Pilrig Park |
92 Pilrig Street Edinburgh EH6 5AY United Kingdom +44 131 554 2106 |
This pleasant Georgian terrace house is located in the quiet environs of Leith, opposite the green expanses of Pilrig Park. Nearby attractions include the The Royal Yacht Britannia and a plethora of pubs and restaurants. There is ample parking and excellent transport links into the city center. Each bedroom has good en suite facilities including a television, radio and tea/coffee making equipment. Enjoy the hearty Scottish fare for breakfast in the sociable dining area. Packed lunches and meals are available from the hospitable patrons. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Charming guest house in an old manse |
94 Pilrig Street Edinburgh EH6 5AY United Kingdom +44 131 554 3377 |
Taking its name from a wee village up in the north of the country, this stately Georgian guest house, built originally in 1857 as a church manse, gives visitors a subtle and refined taste of Scotland. It is found on the fringes of the city centre - across the road from the vast Pilrig Park, which lends it an atmosphere of calm and peace. The large rooms are finely decorated with antiques and traditionally flowered fabrics offset by expansive windows, which make the rooms airy and comfortable. There are attractive views of the house's gardens, as well as the intense greens of the park opposite. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cheap and funky |
48-50 Constitution Street Leith Edinburgh EH6 6RS United Kingdom +44 131 467 7527 |
Popular since it first opened in the mid 1990s, this young and vibrant bar offers a particularly good range of beers. There is also a pleasant garden for the days when you want a little fresh air with your alcohol and the bar sometimes hosts live music nights from mainly local bands. It is small and bustling and has a great atmosphere, situated as it is near the attractive dockland area. Bar Java is a great place to be (or stay - Bed and Breakfast is available) especially during the Edinburgh International Festival and Hogmanay, when there's always an interesting crowd. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Victorian town house |
22 East Claremont Street Edinburgh EH7 4JP United Kingdom +44 131 669 3484 http://www.Brodiesguesthouse.c... |
Based on a quiet street with plenty of parking, this is a Victorian home in the classy New Town Broughton area. The large, bright rooms are stylishly decorated in subtle tones offset by quality pieces of antique furniture. Rear rooms look out on to the lovely back garden which is open to guests - great for grabbing a breath of fresh air. The breakfast room, where they serve up full Scottish breakfasts, is decorated in a charming, yet not kitsch, "country kitchen" style. Simple wooden tables and matching chairs with minimal wall hangings make for a very agreeable space to talk and dine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ideal economical alternative |
20 Canonmills Edinburgh EH3 5LH United Kingdom +44 131 474 7000 http://www.canoncourt.co.uk |
Located on the edge of the historic New Town, Canon Court Apartments are only a short walk from Edinburgh Castle. In fact, all the main attractions, including shopping in Princes Street, are close at hand. With a variety of apartments here, including both one and two bedrooms, this kind of accommodation provides an ideal and very economical alternative for stays of any length in Edinburgh. Spacious and comfortably furnished, the apartments are available on a daily, weekly or longer basis. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peace and quiet |
5 Inverleith Terrace Edinburgh EH3 5NS United Kingdom +44 (0)131 556 2745 http://www.inverleithhotel.co.uk/ |
Looking for a relaxed holiday away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Check into this charming little residence, sporting 10 well-furnished rooms with basic amenities, and excellent services. Comfort takes precedence over luxury here, and guests have offered glowing recommendations of the place. Partake of a healthy, wholesome Scottish breakfast with vegetarian options. Each room is done up in an individual style, with warm colors and soft, comfy furniture. Except for planning minor events, this dwelling does not really cater to business requirements. Even though this hotel is a few minutes away from the city center, once inside, guests step into a world of serene charm. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury on the Water of Leith |
1 Tower Place Leith Edinburgh EH6 7DB United Kingdom +44 131 368 5000 http://www.malmaison.com/ |
Situated in Edinburgh's historic Leith, close to the city centre, Malmaison's contemporary comfort. This hotel sports a subtle blend of chic and sophistication. Each bedroom has sleek furnishings, commissioned art pieces, a luxurious bathroom and quality entertainment systems. There is fine French cuisine in both the bar and brasserie and a chance to burn off the rich food at the Gymtonic health club. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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By the Leith Links |
02/03/07 Hermitage Place Leith Links Edinburgh EH6 8AF United Kingdom +44 131 554 5045 |
Overlooking the Leith Links, this small and homely establishment (two town houses knocked into one) is an ideal inexpensive option for this area. Located about a mile from Princes Street with the docks, The Royal Yacht Britannia and a variety of eateries close by, it offers triples and family suites to suit demand. There are televisions in each room and satellite TV in the lounge. The proprietors pride themselves on the comfortable and welcoming ambiance and the hearty fare served at breakfast. Review © 2007, Wcities |