Perfect stay for a night in Edinburgh for 2 friends!
Pros: Decor, very comfy bed, facilities Cons: Couldn't figure out the heating
From £168 a night — varies by your dates
15 Dundas Street, EH3 6QGView on mapStandard hotel amenities — Wi-Fi, TV, towels, the usual.
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No1 Apartments Edinburgh - New Town is a 4-star hotel in Edinburgh, United Kingdom.
Historic Building with Inner Courtyard Views No1 Apartments Edinburgh - New Town offers accommodation in the heart of Edinburgh in a historic building, providing guests with charming inner courtyard views. Modern Amenities for Comfort Each unit at the apartment complex is thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, kitchen with dishwasher, and a private bathroom with luxurious bathrobes and slippers, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests. Ready to experience the charm of Edinburgh?
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Perfect stay for a night in Edinburgh for 2 friends!
Pros: Decor, very comfy bed, facilities Cons: Couldn't figure out the heating
Great Apartments - would stay again
Pros: Comfortable beds and linen. Location. Able to store luggage at Scotsman Hotel. Cons: Apartment door straight onto main street.
Pros: The apartment was so spacious. Easy check in. Beds were so comfortable. Had everything you would need for your stay. Would definitely recommend and stay there again. A bit of a walk from the train station but once we got our bearings was easy to find Cons: Creaky door on the ensuite bathroom
Otantik ve sakin bir konum
Ulaşım konaklama ve tesisin konumu mükemmeldi Temiz ve güvenilir bir yerdeydi evin içerisindeki tüm eşyalar düzenli ve elektronik eşyalar çalışır durumdaydı
Outstanding value, confort, ease and class.
Cons: Supposedly, I was sent the code for the door. Not the case, but we were able to reach a person on the phone who gave it to us. A minor inconvenience.
October here averages 9°C, with around 93 mm of rain across the month.
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