The Edinburgh Lodge - This central Edinburgh hotel is a 10-minute walk from Princes Street. It has free Wi-Fi, very friendly staff, beautifully appointed bedrooms and convenient access to public transport. The Edinburgh Lodge Hotel is a small family-run hotel with 12 en suite bedrooms and a warm environment. It has 5 RAC Diamonds. Entertainment and good restaurants are close by. Royal Yacht Britannia and the airport can be accessed easily. The nearest attractions are Murrayfield Rugby Stadium and Edinburgh Castle and the Zoo. Haymarket Railway Station is a 5-minute walk. For summer there is a quiet garden, and the hotel has a cosy lounge with small 'honesty bar' and a plasma TV. There is a smoking area for guests.

Balmore Guest House - This small, family-run guest house is in the Tollcross area of the city, within easy reach of Edinburghs main attractions, including the castle, theatres and shops. Balmore Guest House offers good-value accommodation, with breakfast included. Behind the house is Union Canal, which boasts beautiful walks and waterside restaurants. The late Victorian house is fully refurbished to provide all modern comforts, including free Wi-Fi. Balmore has maintained many of its original features, including a wrought-iron staircase, chandeliers and ornate cornices. Fully refurbished, with oak wooden floors, simple decoration and modern furniture, Bowmore, Balmore's neighbouring property, offers very modern en suite rooms. Both properties are of equal quality and have the same facilities and guests can be accommodated in either. Preferences will of course be taken into account, whenever possible. Secure parking is usually available at an additional cost, in a location close to the guest house.

Over-Seas House - Over-Seas House has a city-centre location in the heart of Princes Street, Edinburgh's main shopping street. Enjoy excellent views of Edinburgh Castle and the city from most bedrooms and public rooms. All bedrooms are en suite, and have free Wi-Fi access and flat-screen TVs with digital channels. The second floor of the clubhouse has a bar, a restaurant and 3 function rooms.

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.

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.

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.

Gifford House - A warm welcome is assured at this attractive stone Victorian terrace house, conveniently located just over a mile south of Princes Street on the main A7. Well located for all Edinburgh's amenities, Gifford House offers a pleasant, relaxing stay, with rooms of a high standard. Although lying on a main bus route, the area behind Gifford House is quiet and peaceful, and the rear bedrooms enjoy superb panoramic views towards Salisbury's Crags and the extinct volcano of Arthur's Seat. With its warm and friendly atmosphere, Gifford House is a place guests return to, and recommend to their friends. A full Scottish breakfast is served, with a large selection of dishes including smoked fish, mackerel and kippers. Special diets are also catered for if required.

Ramsay's Bed and Breakfast - This spacious Edinburgh townhouse offers high-quality bed and breakfast accommodation in a great location, just 5 minutes walk from the heart of the city and all it has to offer. Ramsay's Bed & Breakfast is situated in East London Street on the eastern edge of Edinburgh's New Town, approximately 5 minutes' walk from Princes Street, Waverley railway station and St. Andrew bus station. Edinburgh castle and many of the city's fantastic sights and tourist attractions are also nearby, as are an interesting selection of restaurants, small eclectic shops and pubs. All of the rooms are comfortable, bright and modern with tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryers and LCD televisions, as well as shampoos and toiletries in the en suite bathrooms. A full traditional Scottish breakfast, including haggis and black pudding, is included in all room rates and wireless broadband internet access is available throughout the building.

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'.

Ardenlee Guest House - In the centre of Edinburgh, just half a mile (0.8 km) from George Street and Princes Street, this Victorian property offers free parking and free wireless internet access. The Ardenlee is next door to the Eyre Guest House, and both are Grade B listed properties, offering a high standard of accommodation in the historic New Town area. Most rooms have an en suite bathroom. Every room has a hairdryer and tea/coffee. A generous traditional cooked breakfast is included in the price.