At Edinburgh City Apartments, we have eight city-centre holiday homes on offer. Each home is a centrally located one-bedroom apartment close to the Royal Mile in the centre of Scotland's beautiful capital city. The apartments are suitable for 1–4 guests: Each has a king-sized double bed in the bedroom and a sofabed in the living room.

All the apartments are within easy walking distance of the major tourist attractions, festival venues, shops, nightlife and transport connections. Edinburgh City Apartments is an ideal choice for a short city break in Edinburgh or for a longer holiday if you want to explore further afield.

King's Stables
Situated beside Grassmarket, with views to the Castle

8 Jeffrey Street (Flat 14)
Great city views from apartment and shared roof terrace

8 Jeffrey Street (Flat 12)
Great views of the sea and hills from apartment and shared roof terrace

Cordiner's Land
Contemporary living in a historic setting

Greyfriars (Flat 6)
A quiet retreat city-centre overlooking Greyfriars Church

Greyfriars (Flat 7)
A cosy pied-ā-terre in the heart of the Old Town

Webster's Land
An attractive apartment close to Grassmarket

Church Hill Lodge
A bright one-bedroom lodge house in a peaceful and leafy location

Rosslyn Crescent
Alternative B&B option in a quiet Victorian house


Where are the apartments?

Each of the apartments is approximately 5 minutes' taxi ride (or 5-20 minutes on foot) from both the Airport Express Bus Terminus and the main railway station (Waverley Station). We will send you detailed directions before your arrival. The location of each apartment is given on the map below:





How much do the apartments cost and when are they available?

• Prices vary depending upon season and the number of nights you are staying.
• Please click here for a table of prices and availability.




Why Edinburgh?

Edinburgh is one of the world's great cities, with something for everyone at all times of the year:

• Edinburgh's Christmas and Edinburgh's Hogmanay (December and January)
• Science Festival, Ceilidh Culture and Beltane (March and April)
• Children's Festival (May)
• International Rugby Weekends (February, March, November and December)
• International Film Festival (June) and Jazz & Blues Festival (July)
• Book Festival, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Edinburgh International Festival and Military Tattoo (August and September) make up the summer festival season
• Edinburgh Mela (September).

And apart from these special events, the city offers a wealth of historical and cultural attractions, from castles and palaces to world-class galleries and museums. All this makes Edinburgh an ideal destination at any time of year.






2009 is the year of Homecoming Scotland, a year-long celebration of of Scotland’s culture and heritage. 2009 marks the 250th anniversary of the birth of our national poet, Robert Burns. Homecoming Scotland is an exciting and inspirational programme of events and activities across the country to encourage Scotland's extended family around the globe to come home in 2009 to celebrate not only Burns but the many great contributions that Scotland has given the world.

As part of Homecoming Scotland, Edinburgh hosted The Gathering 2009 in July, a celebration of the contribution made by the clans to the culture and history of Scotland. For more information on this extraordinary event, incorporating a spectacular Clan Pageant, a Highland Games in Holyrood Park and a parade up the historic Royal Mile, click here.

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