Edinburgh Hotels
Parliament House Hotel in Edinburgh
The Parliament House is a traditional, 53-room, 3-star enterprise located in the historic city of Edinburgh. Mere minutes from the city centre, the Parliament House is an ideal location from which to tour Edinburgh’s Prince’s castle, or go into the bustling commercial (business, shopping, entertainment) areas. Work conferences can be held at the Conference Suite which caters for up to 26 delegates in natural light or with blackout facilities. Grab breakfast at the bistro before leaving, and after a busy day, relax in front of the fire at the Lounge Bar with a glass of fine old scotch and delicious Scottish meals made from local produce.
The Ayden Guest House in Edinburgh
Formerly known as the Acorn Guest House, the Ayden Guest House is only 15 minutes away from the centre of Edinburgh. It was built in the 19th century and still holds the style and taste of Victorian architecture. The outside resembles a 19th century typical structure with its soft hues of paint and tranquil decorations. The three floors of the guest house holds five bedrooms in combinations of double, single and family rooms. All rooms have en-suite facilities, with tea/coffee making apparatus, television, and complete central heating system, hair dryer and additional cots for babies. The entire property is non-smoking and the breakfast served here is of authentic Scottish style. The menu available is seasonal.
The International Guest House is situated close to the Straiton junction and is located one and half miles below Princes Street. This Victorian style accommodation consists of elaborate architecture and design both on the exterior and interior. The breakfast here is served grandly in fine bone china. The staff here are proud to welcome its guests with the best service available. Views such as Arthur’s seat, an extinct volcano can be seen from this property. The guest house has enough parking space for its boarders. The main bus route connects those living here directly to the city of Edinburgh. All rooms here are luxuriously decorated and have television, tea/coffee making apparatus and direct telephone lines.
