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All our bedrooms are light, airy and recently decorated, with many period features remaining on the lower floors and views over the gardens and streets of this leaf residential neighbourhood. The upper floor rooms afford views of Blackford hill and the Royal Observatory and, in the other direction, of Arthurs Seat, Edinburghs ancient extinct volcano. All bedrooms have an en-suite bathroom, television, hairdryer and hospitality tray. For disabled or limited mobility guests, there is a double room available on the ground floor. Although there is just one step up at the building enterance, if you have difficulty with stairs please ask about this at the time of booking. Private parking is available to the front of the building, with additional unrestricted parking nearby. All rooms in the Guest House are non smoking. Free Wi-Fi in the building.

We are sure you will enjoy the friendly atmosphere and period ambience of Auld Reekie. We offer luxury Bed and Breakfast accommodation, with a real hearty Scottish Breakfast to set you up for the day, perhaps to explore Edinburgh's famous historic landmarks or tour the beautiful countryside of Scotland. The immediate neighbourhood is one of leafy avenues and stone built Victorian villas. There are numerous restaurants offering a wide range of cusine within easy walking distance of Auld Reekie while Cameron Toll shopping center is only a couple of minutes away. Whether you are visiting here on a business trip or enjoying a holiday in Scotland's Capital, you cannot fail to notice Edinburgh's magnificent architecture which makes it one of Europe's most scenic cities. The Old Town is surrounded by narrow lanes and stairways that run off the Royal Mile and the Castle, making the visitor feel like they are stepping back in time. The New Town's neo-classical grid pattern is an equally stunning contrast, with Princes Street providing the most scenic of shopping boulevards. The new Scottish Parliament building based beside Holyrood Palace has attracted controversy over its design and cost as well as re-launching Edinburgh as a political centre. Edinburgh is also famous for its International Festival held each year which attracts visitors and performers from all over the world. The city has numerous galleries and museums to visit as well as the Royal Yacht Britannia in Leith, Edinburgh Zoo and various theatres. At Hogmanay Edinburgh brings in the New Year with live music, street theatre, dance, art and fireworks, creating one of the best celebrations in the world. The city offers a range of restaurants to choose from. There is a wide selection of international cuisine from French, Italian or Cantonese to tapas from Spain or spicy Indian dishes. We have many restaurants specialising in fine local produce, whether you prefer fresh seafood or game, a vegetarian dish or modern Scottish cuisine, there is something here for everyone.