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Contemporary Meets Traditional in Scottish Themed Apartment

Relax and unwind in this stylish oasis of calm. Explore all that the bustling Leith Walk has to offer, then walk back in minutes, close the door, unwind, and enjoy your own world of calm with comfortable beds and Scottish-themed art and photography throughout. Situated in an central, but quiet, location from which to explore the beautiful City of Edinburgh. All the city sights and Waverley Train Station are within walking distance. There are 2 bedrooms. The large double master bedroom is en-suite. The second bedroom also has a double bed and it's own bathroom next door. The apartment can comfortably sleep 4 adults (2 couples). All the beds and mattresses are new, very comfortable and feature beautiful white high quality linen and plenty of soft pillows. Each bedroom features traditional wooden shutters on the inside of every window which keep out virtually all the daylight during the early sunrises of a Scottish summer or keep things cosy in the winter. Perfectly situated just off the vibrant Leith Walk - within walking distance to Princes Street, Edinburgh Castle, Waverley Train Station, The Playhouse Theatre, The National Gallery, Harvey Nicholls, Scottish Parliament, Holyrood Park, Omni Centre Cinema, Arthur's Seat, etc. etc. You are renting the entire main door apartment and have full access to the entire apartment including the lovely private front garden. Feel free to help yourself to tea and coffee in the kitchen and use to the kitchen to prepare meals - as long as you tidy up after yourself. You will have free access to super fast Virgin Media WiFi and Virgin TV Channels. The TV has Netflix. You will have the entire place to yourself and we offer self check-in. The real luxury of our apartment is its location, seconds away from the vibrant Leith Walk, but on a quiet road with no traffic noise. Walking distance to the City Centres famous sights and festival venues. Edinburgh is not a large city - and the central location of our apartment, just off Leith Walk, means that if you wish you can walk everywhere. /Cars + Parking There is free parking directly outside our apartment - however, there are no allocated spaces. This means that during the evening a space right outside can be hard to find. However, you should be able to find a space on a nearby street fairly easily. Central Edinburgh has limited parking and strict restrictions in place. In the City Centre the vast majority of parking is pay and display – always check the instructions on the meter and carry plenty of coins with you or register with RingGo and pay via a payment card. /Walking Walking times depend on how much of a contemplative soul you are, but as guidance a brisk walk from our flat to Waverley Station, the main train station, can take you as little as 20 minutes and the Royal Botanic Gardens can be reached in 25 minutes. Bus/ Edinburgh also has a fantastic bus service and the flat is well placed, with numerous bus services running 24/7 up and down Leith Walk and Easter Road both within a minute walk of our apartment. Single fares cost £1.70 (no change given) but if you’re using the bus on more than two journeys then a Day ticket or a Day & night ticket may be more suitable. It’s also possible to buy a one-week or four-week bus pass (ridacard) For more information on routes and timetables go to Transport for Edinburgh's website or download The Transport for Edinburgh smartphone travel app which has lots of information to help you plan your journey. /Uber Most the locals tend to use Uber as their go to taxi service around the city. It works out a lot cheaper than a normal taxi. /Cycling Edinburgh has plenty of cyclists, so if you’re thinking of bringing your bike along you will be in good company. But remember the city is quite hilly! You could store a (clean) bike in the hallway of our apartment. /Trams There is also a tram line running directly from the top of Leith Walk (York Place) to and from Edinburgh Airport. There are various ticketing options which work across both tram and bus. Timetable information can be found at Transport for Edinburgh's website, and also on the the Transport for Edinburgh smartphone travel app. /Taxis There are a variety of taxi ranks dotted around central Edinburgh. Look for the unmistakable black cabs: an orange light on top means the taxi is available for hire. /Rickshaws Edinburgh at peak times wouldn’t be Edinburgh without the athletic rickshaw drivers who cycle around the city. It’s one of those unmissable experiences but remember to always agree the price of your fare in advance.

Yingyangpad - wheelchair/accessible accommodation

WELCOME Built in 2019 under the guidance of a wheelchair using friend we have provided most, but not all, of the facilities to suit our less mobile visitors, although everyone is more than welcome to stay with us. It is styled around a rustic theme and is located around 5 miles (8km) from the A1 and 3 miles (5km) from the M62 motorways, with good road/rail links from 3 local stations and a bus terminus. All our guests have the full private use of the detached annexe during their stay.

The Old PostOffice

Historic Building, recently refurbished, adapted for wheelchair users and the infirm, with walk in wet room, electric adjustable double bed and wall mounted double bed available, (living room becomes a bedroom) parking next to the building, with hand rails on path, ramp to door, some aids available on request, please ask if required. Please note, although capable of accommodating 4 people, we are unable to seat 4 at the table, this is due to space restraints