The Royal Yacht Britannia
The Queen's former floating home is berthed at Ocean Terminal, a five-minute walk away — one of Scotland's most-visited attractions, right on your doorstep.
5 min walkExplore Edinburgh
You're on the Leith waterfront, with the Britannia and the Shore on the doorstep and the whole city a short tram ride away.
The Shore & Leith dining
Leith's waterfront is one of the best places to eat in the city, its cobbled Shore lined with pubs and award-winning restaurants, several with Michelin stars.
10 min walkNewhaven Harbour & the Fishmarket
A pretty working harbour with a lighthouse, and the Fishmarket — some of the best fish and chips in Edinburgh, eaten looking out over the water.
10 min walkThe Old Town & the Castle
The Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse are a short tram or bus ride from the door — the whole medieval heart of the city.
15 min by tramArthur's Seat & Holyrood Park
An extinct volcano in the middle of the city, and the finest view in Edinburgh from the top. A proper walk that starts right beside the Old Town.
A short rideCalton Hill
Monuments, columns and one of the classic Edinburgh skyline views, especially at sunset. Easy to reach on the way into town.
Toward the centreRoyal Botanic Garden
Seventy acres of glasshouses and rare planting a little way inland — a calm green afternoon away from the crowds.
NearbyEdinburgh's festivals
In August the whole city becomes the Fringe and International Festival; at New Year it's Hogmanay. Book early — these are the busiest, best weeks to visit.
Across the cityJust ask
We're always happy to share our favourite local spots — where to eat on the Shore, the quiet corners of the Old Town, the best walk up Arthur's Seat, and how to get around by tram and bus. Just message us before or during your stay.