This peaceful and elegant guesthouse is a sensitively restored Victorian town house with six individually designed bedrooms with views towards either Salisbury Crags or the Pentland Hills. Little extras include complimentary bicycles, a well-equipped honesty bar, seriously impressive breakfasts cooked by the chef-owner, and a lovely conservatory and garden.
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Edinburgh
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