★★★·Edinburgh·9.9
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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West End Townhouse, a historic Edinburgh townhouse, offers free Wi‑Fi, private check‑in/out, and a sleek bathroom with a walk‑in shower. Guests enjoy a tea/coffee maker, refrigerator, washing machine, parquet floors, sofa lounge and flat‑screen TV. Situated 9 minutes from Edinburgh Castle, near the Royal Mile, conference centre and Waverley station, it provides scenic views, breakfast service and easy access to kayaking, boating and the airport.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The house had high ceilings and stunning interior design, and the room itself was super comfy while offering gorgeous views. Ruth was always friendly and helpful, even showing us where to find a parking garage. My wife and I loved the spot and wished we could have stayed longer.
Diego·3 weeks ago
The setting was beautiful and peaceful, with easy access to many buses and the tram, plus nearby coffee shops and breakfast spots that weren’t too crowded. The hosts welcomed us warmly, supplied power adapters and kitchen tools on request, and gave great daily itinerary suggestions around the city.
Anthony·4 weeks ago
The location is great, and the rooms are very pretty with a wonderful view over Edinburgh. The host is very pleasant and friendly, always ready to share tips and tricks.
Christine·4 weeks ago
The owner was very kind, making the place feel homely. It’s well‑located without being in a tourist crush. The room was gorgeous and the view from the window was fantastic. I adored the historic atmosphere.
Barwick·4 weeks ago
The spot was excellent, offering nice views of Dean Bridge and within walking distance of Ross Fountain, Edinburgh Castle, and Circus Lane, plus many consulates and a good pub (Teuchters). The room’s furnishings were posh and luxurious—maybe a bit too many pillows on the bed! I was also impressed by the vintage typewriter on display, though younger guests might not recognize it. Plenty of afternoon sunlight flooded the room, and the bathroom is larger and more spacious than most UK hotel or apartment‑hotel bathrooms. The owners even provided snacks and milk in the fridge. It was a shame I didn’t spend more time enjoying the room because there were so many places to explore in Edinburgh during my three days. The only downside is that old‑school door locks are used, which can be tricky for some, and the toilet flush button sits behind the seat cover, which can be annoying.
Allen·A month ago