Rating : 3 stars
Size : 5 rooms
Currency : GBP
Check-in: from 16:00 to 22:00
Check-out : 07:00 to 10:00

• Garden
• Non-Smoking Rooms
• Continental Breakfast
• Family Rooms
• Free Parking
• Gay Friendly
• Breakfast Buffet
• All Public and Private spaces non-smoking

• Internet Services
• Wi-Fi/Wireless LAN
• Free Wi-Fi Internet Access Included

1 Duddingston Crescent
EH15 3AS Edinburgh, Lothian

DIRECTIONS By road from the East and South. Drive up the A1, past the turn-off for the Edinburgh by-pass ( Old Craighall Junction ). turn left at the second roundabout, signposted to Edinburgh City Centre. we are half a mile along on the left, just past the end of the park on your right ( the last house before the next roundabout ). By road from the North and West. Take the Edinburgh by-pass to the A1 exit ( Old Craighall Junction ) and turn left on the A1 towards Edinburgh. Turn left at the second roundabout, signposted to Edinburgh City Centre. we are half a mile along on the left, just past the end of the park on your right ( the last house before the next roundabout ). By plane. Either take an airline bus to the centre of town and then a bus or taxi to Ardblair House or take a taxi all the way. If you are taking a car and driving from the airport, follow the signs to Edinburgh until you reach the City By-pass ( A720). Take the Edinburgh by-pass to the A1 exit ( Old Craighall Junction ) and turn left on the A1 towards Edinburgh. Turn left at the second roundabout, signposted to Edinburgh City Centre. we are half a mile along on the left, just past the end of the park on your right ( the last house before the next roundabout ).

Edinburgh is one of the most beautiful and fascinating cities in the world. The Edinburgh Festival and Fringe Festival, The Science Fair and Hogmanay (New Year) Celebrations are all popular times to visit Edinburgh, but "Auld Reekie" also offers all year round interest, including the Royal Mile historical or "ghost" tours that will take you underground to excavations of the historical old city, many fine museums and galleries, performing arts in the Playhouse, the Lyceum and the Festival Theatre among many others, and concerts in the Usher Hall or the Queen's Hall. Edinburgh Festival and Fringe The Edinburgh Festival and Fringe offer a world renowned array of cultural -- and not-so-cultural -- events. There are literally hundreds of performances in dance, theatre, music and mime with street entertainers, parades and Fringe Sunday in Queen's Park. Hogmanay Where else would you want to bring in the New Year than in the capital city of the land of "Auld Lang Syne"? Enjoy the biggest street party in the world with carnival rides, street entertainment, big bands and fireworks. Favourite Places: The world-famous Edinburgh Castle Holyrood Palace, the Edinburgh Royal residence, including the 12th century Abbey and the Holyrood Gardens. If the weather is nice: Melville Golf Centre The Princes Street Gardens The Royal Yacht Britannia in Leith The Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh Zoo Arthur's Seat for panoramic views of the city and the Firth of Forth Forth Bridges Cruises Guided Tours: Mercat Tours (historical and/or "ghost" walking tours) Rabbies Tours, who offer mini coach tours throughout Scotland. The Edinburgh Malt Whisky Tour Edinburgh Crystal Factory For Fun with Children: The Butterfly Farm Portobello Promenade and "Shows" (amusements) Megabowl and Multiplex Cinema Beaches at North Berwick, Yellow Craigs, Gullane Golf in Duddingston Park Alien Rock (Climbing Wall) Leith Water World Deep Sea World Day Trips St. Andrews to see the home of Golf Melrose, including Melrose Abbey Loch Lomond and the Trossachs Glasgow, including the People's Museum