Bed And Breakfasts 41 to 50 in Lothians, Scotland

Granville Guesthouse - Just a 5-minute bus journey from Princes Street and the very heart of the beautiful and historic city of Edinburgh, this family-run guest house offers free Wi-Fi and free parking. Granville Guesthouse is an elegant Victorian building just 1.5 miles (2.5 km) from the very centre of Edinburgh and 1 mile (1.6 km) from Murrayfield Stadium. Buses run regularly from the stop just outside the guest house to Princes Street and Edinburgh Waverley Railway Station. Edinburgh Castle, Craiglockhart Tennis Centre and many other major attractions are also within easy reach. There are 9 warm, comfortable and tastefully decorated rooms available, most of which are en suite. All of the rooms were fully refurbished in 2008 and are clean and modern with TVs and tea/coffee making facilities. Fresh towels and bed linen are provided each day. A full cooked English breakfast is included in the price.

Martins Guest House - A welcoming Victorian villa, family-run Martins Guest House has free Wi-Fi and original period features. Waverley rail station is a short drive away. Each comfortable room has a TV and an inclusive breakfast is provided. The hosts are friendly and welcoming. There are games and a DVD library. The guest house is just a 20-minute walk from Edinburgh Castle and Princes Street. There is access to an excellent bus service, outside the guest house.

Herald House Hotel - This comfortable B&B is a 15-minute walk from Edinburgh city centre. It has a great location in a residential part of town with friendly service and a good breakfast. Edinburgh International Convention Centre (EICC) and Haymarket Station are a 2-minute walk away. Edinburgh Castle, Princes Street, Kings Theatre can be reached in a 15-minute walk. The independent 2-star hotel has 45 bedrooms all with small en suite shower rooms. On the ground floor is a breakfast room, cosy lounge and modern seating area where there is internet access and tea and coffee. Parking in Grove Street is possible between 18:00 and 08:00.

Kingsway Guest House - This privately owned and very popular Victorian guest house offers Scottish hospitality just one mile from the heart of the city, close to all major attractions. Hosts Lizzie and Gary are both originally from Edinburgh, and can share a wealth of information with their guests. Experience the delights of staying in a traditional Victorian house with original features. Please be aware there is no lift, and rooms are located on the first and second floors.

Kingsburgh House - This 5-star guest house is located in an exclusive area of Murrayfield on one of Edinburgh's key thoroughfares and benefits from access to all city centre amenities within walking distance. Kingsburgh House offers luxury accommodation in spacious rooms in an excellent location in one of the best areas of the city, with easy access to the city centre. Buses to the city centre run approximately every 5 minutes from just outside the gate of the guest house. Kingsburgh House is also an ideal location for enjoying a weekend of rugby in style. Murrayfield Stadium, the home of Scottish rugby, is just a stone's throw from the guest house. This splendid detached Victorian villa is luxuriously furnished and appointed throughout. This house from the 1870s provides the highest standards of comfort, combined with a warm Scottish welcome. Come and discover Edinburgh's best kept secret for yourself.

Adelphi Private Hotel - This Georgian town house is within 1.5 miles (2.4 km) of Edinburgh's major attractions, including the Castle and the Royal Mile. Start each morning of your stay with a delicious continental breakfast before heading out to discover all that Edinburgh has to offer. Overlooking Leith Links, originally a golf course in the 15th century, the house is also close to the Royal Museum of Scotland and Holyrood Palace. The Royal Yacht Britannia is berthed at Leith, which is a 10-minute walk away.

Acorn Lodge - The Acorn Lodge was built in 1760 and still has its original features. Free on street parking, various breakfast menus (including vegetarian) all rooms with ensuite, family room, full central heating, constant hot water, radio alarm clock, ironing facilities, colour television, plus tea and coffee making facilities. Only a 5 minute bus journey into the city centre, were you can see the castle, Princes Street & the Royal Mile. We feel you will truly enjoy staying at the Acorn Lodge.

Sandaig Guest House - A perfect place to unwind, this warm and welcoming Victorian guest house is 10 minutes from the city, and boasts tasteful interiors and well-designed rooms. Sandaig is a family home and occupies 2 terraced Victorian villas dating from the 1870s. Some rooms have king, super-king, four-poster or sleigh beds, and all rooms have en suite facilities and Wi-Fi internet access. There is a regular bus service into the city centre and a wealth of gourmet restaurants in the fashionable Water of Leith area (10 minutes away). Staff are more than happy to arrange fresh flowers or chocolates for a special occasion. Sandaig has been awarded a ' Scottish Tourist Board' 4-Star Rating and is a member of the 'Welcome Host' Affiliation. Sandaig is recommended by the 'Entertainment Guide ' and is a member of the 'Arts Welcome Scheme'.

Eyre Guest House - Built in the 1850s, Eyre Guest House is a centrally located town house in the historic New Town area of Edinburgh. The Eyre is situated next door to its sister guest house, the Ardenlee. The Eyre is a friendly and warm place to stay, just half a mile from Princes Street. The main train and bus stations are within walking distance.

Edinburgh Thistle Guest House - Originally built in the 1890s, this charming Victorian house is centrally located within a mile and a half (ca 2.4 km) of Edinburgh's major attractions, including the Castle and the Royal Mile. Originally a sea merchants' house, the Edinburgh Thistle Guest House now provides 8 recently refurbished rooms, available as single, double, twin and family. Start each morning of your stay with a delicious continental breakfast before heading out to discover all that Edinburgh has to offer. Overlooking Leith Links, originally a golf course in the 15th century, the house is also close to the Royal Museum of Scotland and The Palace of Holyrood House. Furthermore, the Royal Yacht Britannia is berthed at Leith, which is only a 10 minute walk away, along with the finest fish restaurants and wine bars.