Our usual guest house was fully booked so after reading some reviews on this one we decided we couldn't go wrong. How wrong we were, the rooms were just adequate, the breakfast area cramped but not as cramped as the bathroom!! In the bathroom it was a tight squeeze between the toilet and wash basin! The food was terrible so we weren't disappointed that it was very small quantity. Would never darken this door again!!!

good location only 10-15 mins walk to princes street but plenty of public transport . owners were very friendly and a good choice of breakfast, room was ok and the view we had from was ok with edinburgh castle in sight. plenty of places to eat and drink and visit.

I strongly recommend this B&B. Nicely situated, calm, the owner
taking special care of every detail so a perfect place for someone
that prefers B&B to traditional hotel.

Travelled to Edinburgh with my sister for the Highland Show. First impressions were that the guest house was quite far out from Haymarket and central Edinburgh and travelling to these parts involved walking through rundown side streets (where we actually had a near mugging).

The house itself is very nicely presented with a lovely garden and interior. All rooms are en-suite however, on arrival we were unable to access any mirror or toilet facilities to freshen up and when we were able to access our room we found that the en suite door would not close and kept blowing open due to a draft in the room.

On the first night we stayed we found the noise of birds on the neighbouring canal very loud to the extent where it disrupted our sleep and kept waking us up. Perhaps this could have been prevented if double glazing had been used. Floor boards were uneven and could be felt through the carpet.

Breakfast was filling and freshly cooked as we came down to the dining room. Rooms were cleaned daily.

I would recommend this guest house for those wanting somewhere cheap to stay where sleep and location are unimportant otherwise I would say avoid!