Serviced Edinburgh Accommodation - Great value accommodation in Edinburgh
Edinburgh, capital of Scotland, is a striking and picturesque city. The second most visited tourist destination in the United Kingdom, after London, and the seat of the Scottish Parliament, it attracts a million overseas visitors every year. Citybase Apartments has a great selection of Edinburgh accommodation, offering great value for a perfect stay.
Edinburgh Accommodation List
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2 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £110.00
The Alba Executive Apartments offer stylish accommodation in the Grange conservation area of Edinburgh, within easy reach of the city centre yet in a tranquil setting which provides a peaceful haven for any traveller..
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1 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £230.00
Situated in the centre of Edinburgh, in the popular New Town area, the charming Broughton Place 1 Apartments offer stylish, comfortable two bedroom accommodation in a very convenient location..
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1 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £230.00
Based in one of the most desirable areas in the city, close to a number of fine restaurants, shops and premier sightseeing locations, the Broughton Place 3 Apartments offer stylish, comfortable two bedroom accommodation, perfect for up to six people..
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1 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £230.00
Located on the popular Broughton Street, in the heart Edinburgh's New Town area, the Broughton Place 4 Apartments offer an ideal base for up to six people for exploring the city..
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1 Night Minimum Stay
Lowest Rate: £64.00
Located in the Canonmills area of Edinburgh, these beautiful apartments are just a short stroll away from the Royal Botanic Garden and within easy reach of the city centre..
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Edinburgh is split into the Old Town - the medieval heart of the city, along the Royal Mile - and the Georgian New Town, the centre is easy to get around, and you'll find many sights within walking distance of your accommodation in Edinburgh.
Edinburgh accommodation is often in high demand with business travellers, as the city has a strong economy with many large companies based here. Serviced Edinburgh accommodation provides these companies with spacious, well-equipped accommodation in Edinburgh, perfect retreats where you can work, rest or entertain.
Naturally, accommodation in Edinburgh is in highest demand during the world-famous Festival each August, which is actually comprised of a number of smaller festivals. This is a fascinating, historic city - listed as a World Heritage Site - so there's still plenty to see and do the rest of the year, with a diverse range of sights and attractions to be found close to your Edinburgh accommodation.
Did You Know?
A gun has been fired from Edinburgh Castle at one o'clock every day except Sunday since 1861. This was originally a time signal to allow ship's captains to check and adjust their chronometers.
Climate/Weather
Edinburgh has a temperate climate, relatively mild despite its northerly location. Winters are especially mild, and summers are normally moderate. It is renowned as a windy city.
Sightseeing
Even when there are no festivals, Edinburgh has plenty for any visitor to see and do:
• The Palace of Holyroodhouse- the summer residence of the Queen.
• Royal Botanic Garden - Entry to the gardens is free, making this a popular place for a peaceful walk, although there is a charge for the glasshouses.
• Scottish Parliament - A striking modern building, open to visitors all year round.
• Royal Yacht Britannia- Retired and permanently moored, this impressive ship is now a five star visitor attraction and corporate events venue.
Getting Around
Both the Old Town and the New Town are relatively compact, meaning you can walk to most destinations in fifteen minutes or less. Public transport options include:
• Bus - There is a comprehensive network throughout the city and surrounding areas, from two companies.
• Train - Waverley Street is the main station, with links to the rest of the country, but there is also a small suburban network.
• Taxi - Black cabs may be hailed in the street, or you can call for a private hire taxi.
Eat/Drink
Edinburgh has a great choice of restaurants, serving a range of international cuisine, For a true taste of Scotland, however, you should try:
• Haggis - The national dish. It might not sound appealing - the main ingredients are the heart, liver and lungs of a sheep- but if you don't try it, you'll never know!
• Scotch - In order to gain the name Scotch, whisky has to meet a number of strict conditions.
• Something Fried - The Scots have a reputation for loving fried foods. Fish & Chip shops here are famous for frying the most unlikely foods- including chocolate bars!
