Edinburgh Bed and Breakfast Inns | Places to Stay in Edinburgh

Nestled in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you’ll find us. Native Edinburgh’s enviable location on Queen Street means you get access to one of the city’s many coveted private gardens. You’re also walking distance from both Haymarket and Waverley Stations, and less than five minutes’ stroll to Princes Street.

We are here to change the way you think about bed & breakfast.B+B Edinburgh is a stunning boutique bed & breakfast situated in a historic listed building in the heart of Edinburgh. Sensitively refurbished to the highest quality in 2011, the property offers a stylish bar where guests can relax and enjoy a range of specially selected Scottish whiskies. The library offers a cosy retreat for guests wishing to enjoy a quiet moment after a hectic day of sight-seeing. Pets are welcome.

The Haymarket Hotel is an independent, family-run hotel, spread over 6 Victorian townhouses, situated along a traditional cobbled street in the historic west end of Edinburgh in The Haymarket area. The hotel offers a fabulous central location, yet is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the centre. It’s a short 10 minute walk to the city centre and its major attractions, a stone’s throw from Haymarket train station, and with easy access to the airport. It also makes a great base for heading out of Edinburgh to see the sights of the surrounding areas around the Capital. Guest can relax and enjoy the Scottish hospitality from the comfort of these heritage townhouses, which were originally built in the middle of the 19th century as part of the new town, and primarily inhabited by wealthy merchants, businessmen and professionals of the day. The Logan family have gradually restored the townhouses over the last 25 years, sympathetically converting the row of terraced buildings to offer 70 comfortable well appointed, traditional yet modern bedrooms, whilst retaining the charm and character of the period. Logan’s serves up a delicious full Scottish breakfast and continental buffet every morning, and also hosts all day coffees. The bar area is also great for later in the day and serves a good selection of local beers and a wide selection of malt whiskies to enjoy socome in, relax and enjoy our warm welcome and Scottish hospitality. Several boutiques, restaurants and bars can be found within a 5-minute walk of the property. Edinburgh Castle and Murrayfield Stadium are nearby.

Situated in a stunning and picturesque setting on the banks of the Union Canal, the Bridge Inn is a unique pub and restaurant. The Bridge Inn is a wonderful place to visit, to taste some of our freshly cooked food, try some cask ales or sample from our expanding wine list, and enjoy a warm and friendly atmosphere and welcome. Wherever possible we use seasonal, Scottish, fresh, local produce, and everything is freshly prepared. We grow our own herbs and vegetables in a walled garden slightly along the canal from the pub. We have a small herd of saddleback pigs, and our menus often feature delicious home-produced pork on the menu. We use locally-shot game when it is in season. We always have a range of cask ales from breweries which we know throughout Scotland. We have had lots of fun selecting our wine list, which we have tried to make one of the best value wine lists in Scotland. And we currently have on a selection of over 20 single malts from around this beautiful country. We have now finished an ambitious renovation project that has transformed the Bridge Inn. We have created an atmospheric country pub in the 18th century part of the building with open fires and comfortable seating. We have altered the upstairs to create 4 beautiful and unique en-suite bedrooms. They each have a different feel, but each has its own view of the canal and surrounding countryside. The Bridge Inn won Best B & B by Visit Scotland's Thistle Awards for the East of Scotland. Finally our bistro alongside the canal has been upgraded and we have added a terrace alongside the building to make the most of our unique setting.

Refined, relaxed, romantic, with quirkiness in abundance, No.32 Hotel is an independent, family-run hotel, originally built in the 1870s. The Victorian Townhouse is set in the beautiful Haymarket area in Edinburgh's West-End, offering guests a real taste of Scotland's capital. No.32 Hotel has stylish, classically decorated rooms and really is unique in its offering. The townhouse blends traditional values with a very modern approach retaining beautiful original architectural features like wooden panelling, carved doorframes, cornicing and detailed stonework, so you really feel like you are a part of the history when you stay with us. Our townhouse features carefully sourced furniture - from Indian lamps to 21C kitsch – to create a boutique environment with all the modern facilities and style you would expect in a listed building. In the beautiful bar at No 32, you can enjoy a wide range of specially selected wines or a “wee dram” of whisky whilst relaxing in the unique, historic ambiance of our original 18th century residence. Within a 10 minute walk or 5 minute tram or bus ride of No.32 Hotel you will reach the spectacular city centre, and the bustling shopping area of Princes Street, with many big name high-street stores facing the famous Edinburgh Castle and green spaces of Princes Street Gardens. From here you can stroll a few steps to upmarket George Street, full of luxury restaurants, historic buildings, cocktail bars and designer shops. A leisurely 20 minute walk from No.32 Hotel and you will be in the Edinburgh's Old Town, a labyrinth of medieval cobbled streets, narrow wynds and hidden courtyards, all amazingly well preserved and steeped in colourful, and sometimes ghostly, history. At its centre is the Royal Mile, a remarkable, ancient street leading down from Edinburgh Castle with its stunning views, to the fascinating Holyrood Palace and Scottish Parliament building – two contrasting examples of world-class architecture nestling beneath an extinct volcano and beside a park relished by walkers. Other attractions near the Hotel include important art galleries and museums, a zoo with giant pandas, World Heritage sites, cathedrals and a varied programme of festivals that covers a growing part of the year. Providing the warmest of welcomes, No.32 Hotel is a breath of fresh air – a special experience that attracts many returning guests.

Sandaig...overlooking the historic Leith Links park. All rooms have En-suite facilities. Complimentary drink on arrival. Free Wi Fi, Hospitality Tray, Radio Alarm Clock, Hairdryer, Iron & Ironing board.

No. 53 Frederick Street, bed and breakfast in Edinburgh is perfectly situated in the very heart of the city centre, providing a magnificent yet unique spacious central home to explore Edinburgh, separated from Edinburgh Castle only by the Gardens! The Edinburgh B&B accommodation is an original Georgian townhouse situated on the second and third floors, that dates from circa 1820, and many of the original features have been carefully retained. This is an elegant and extremely spacious guest house, typified in a welcoming open hall with feature bow wall and staircase to upper floor.

Just a short walk from Murrayfield Stadium and Edinburgh Zoo, The Edinburgh Lodge offers free private parking and a peaceful garden, with 4 AA stars and a 5 Diamond Award. All of the spacious rooms feature LCD TVs. Rooms also have an en suite bathroom with free toiletries, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi access. Edinburgh Lodge is a family-run guest house, with a cosy lounge and small bar, which has a LCD TV. Cooked breakfasts are served in the traditional dining room, and there are a number of restaurants within walking distance. Accessible from West Coates Road, and just a 20-minute walk from Princes Street, Edinburgh Lodge Guest House is 1.5 miles from Edinburgh Castle. Haymarket Rail Station is a 5-minute walk away, and the airport shuttle bus stops just outside the guest house.

On the doorstep of the Palace of Holyroodhouse, this collection of nine, utterly-original serviced apartments share an unrivalled pedigree. Crafted from a courtier’s house with a mind-boggling 500-years of history, these apartments bring together ancient provenance and contemporary lifestyle, within slightly-misshapen-but-undeniably-characterful walls. Designed with a nod to the colourful assortment of former inhabitants, the collection of Studio, One and Two-bedroom Apartments are totally unique and intriguingly unconventional. Medieval fireplaces, age-old stone walls and spiral staircases punctuate the building with interesting little quirks that quietly resonate. And then there’s the location. Slap bang in the Royal heart of Edinburgh, which means amazing views across the Palace of Holyroodhouse and Arthur’s Seat. Here is the perfect place for culture seekers who thrive on staying somewhere truly special.

Steeped in rich, literary history, it is said that the iconic author Robert Louis Stevenson, penned part of his novel ‘Kidnapped’ at The Hawes Inn. Boasting 14 characterful rooms, a delicious menu of seasonal pub food favourites, and a plenty of fine wines and real ales, this bed and breakfast hotel in South Queensferry promises a comfortable night's sleep and a memorable stay in the best value accommodation. Situated just 10 miles outside Edinburgh city centre, this historic property is perfectly equipped to meet your needs, whatever the occasion. With 14 comfortable single, double, and twin B&B hotel rooms in south Queensferry, Edinburgh, The Hawes Inn is the perfect spot for a great night’s sleep, whether you’re travelling for business or pleasure. Furnished to a high standard, our rooms are decorated in a traditional style reflective of the building’s history, with a notably stylish, contemporary touch – think sophisticated colour palettes, original fireplaces, and stunning views over the Firth of Forth and the iconic Forth Road Bridge. Our rooms offer a host of features and amenities including complimentary Wi-Fi, soft bedding, tea and coffee making facilities, a desk for catching up on work after a busy day, and en-suite facilities including plenty of towels and a hairdryer. There is also free car parking on site and a lovely beer garden that’s perfect for long summer evenings.