Email Number 54 enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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Mary
and Frank welcome you to our home, a charming Bed & Breakfast in Edinburgh
city centre.
Built in the 1920's, we have retained the best original features of the Bed & Breakfast, whilst still providing modern en-suite bedrooms that overlook our tranquil garden to the rear of the house.
Number 54 Accommodation
ROOMS & FACILITIES:
Double Bedroom:
Ground Floor, En-Suite shower room, View to Garden
Twin Bedroom:
Ground Floor, 2 Single Beds, En-Suite Shower Room,View to Garden
Twin Bedroom:
2 Single Beds, Private Shower Room
- Guest Lounge Area / Garden Room
- Our rooms are decorated & furnished to a high standard.
- All bedrooms have a Colour TV and Tea & Coffee making facilities.
- Hairdryers and Ironing facilities are also available.
- The house has Central Heating throughout.
Full or Continental Breakfast is served in our Garden Room, a spacious
and inviting room, overlooking the garden to the rear of the house.
A key is provided to the separate Guest Entrance and the premises are
Non-Smoking.
Breakfast: Our Buffet table offers Juices, Fresh Fruit,
a selection of Cereals, Cheese and Yoghurt. Full Scottish Breakfast cooked
to order and Vegetarian options are also available.
Parking: There is free, unrestricted parking in Orchard
Drive and the surrounding area. Private parking spaces are available by
arrangement only.
Location:
The Bed & Breakfast is located 1 mile north of Princes Street
at the centre of Edinburgh and you can comfortably walk to the city centre
in 15 to 20 minutes, or there is a frequent and reliable Bus service.
There is free and unrestricted parking outside the bed & Breakfast in Orchard Drive and the surrounding area.
We are close to Murrayfield Stadium, the Gallery of Modern Art, the Dean Gallery, Edinburgh Zoo, the Royal Botanic Gardens and of course, Edinburgh Castle.
Fashionable Stockbridge, with its many shops, restaurants and bars is just a few minutes walk away from the B&B.
The B&B is conveniently located near to Edinburgh Airport, the Bus Station and Waverley & Haymarket train stations.
GETTING HERE:
BY ROAD From Edinburgh Airport Head East along A8. At
Maybury Traffic Lights branch left towards Barnton. At Barnton traffic
lights turn right following signs for city centre.
Follow road (1.5 miles aprox.) to Craigleith traffic lights (filling station
on right, Retail Park on left). Straight through lights and Orchard drive
is the first turning on your left.
From North (Forth Road Bridge) Head South following signs for city centre. At Barnton traffic lights head straight on along Queensferry road for (1.5 miles aprox.) to Craigleith traffic lights (filling station on right, retail park on left). Straight through lights and Orchard drive is the first turning on your left.
From West M8 Follow signs for Edinburgh Airport and
follow directions above. From South Find your way on to Edinburgh City
Bypass and head West.
At Gyle roundabout (at end of Bypass) turn right towards city centre.
At Maybury Traffic Lights branch left towards Barnton. At Barnton traffic
lights turn right following signs for city centre.
Follow road (1.5 miles aprox.) to Craigleith traffic lights (filling station
on right, Retail Park on left). Straight through lights and Orchard drive
is the first turning on your left.
TAXI 10 minutes in a taxi from Haymarket and Waverley train stations. Regular bus service from Queensferry Road from and to the city centre.
EDINBURGH TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:
Best known and most visited of our historic buildings:
Palace of Holyroodhouse:
The history of the Palace reaches back almost nine centuries.
The Royal Yacht Britannia:
She was home to Her Majesty The Queen and the Royal Family.
St Giles' Cathedral:
This historic City Church is also known as the High Kirk of Edinburgh.
St Mary's Cathedral:
A prominent feature of Edinburgh's skyline.
Rosslyn Chapel:
Famous 15th century medieval chapel. 20 minutes bus journey from the city.
National Galleries of Scotland:
Our collection of Scottish & International art is among the best in
the world.
National Museums of Scotland:
The story of Scotland its land, its people and culture.
The Royal Botanic Garden:
Second richest collection of plant species in the world.
Our Dynamic Earth:
The unique story of our planet's past, present and future.
The Scotch Whisky Heritage Centre:
An unique insight into the world of Scotch Whisky in Scotland.
Edinburgh Zoo:
One of Europe's leading centres of conservation, education and research.
Edinburgh Military Tattoo:
A colourful kaleidoscope of music, dance and display.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay Party:
Edinburgh hosts the World's Best New Year Celebrations!
The Edinburgh International Festival:
A rich programme of classical music, theatre, opera and dance.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe:
True to their founding principle of open-access for all performers.
Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival:
The Festival that presents high quality Jazz and Blues across all styles.
Edinburgh International Film Festival:
The longest continually running film festival in the world.
Edinburgh International Book Festival:
A festival of open horizons and energising ideas.
The Edinburgh Mela:
Bringing many aspects of south Asian traditions and other cultures.
Jenners Department Store:
The oldest independent department store in the world.
Email Number 54 enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
