Where to stay in Edinburgh Scotland
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Where to stay in Edinburgh Scotland
We are doing a quick stop in Edinburgh Scotland on the way back to the US and wondered if anyone had a good recommendation as to where to stay for two nights. We are an extended family with 7 in total.
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We are planning on being in Scotland for two nights July 12 and 13. We fly in around 8 pm on 7/12 and leave early morning 7/14 so my thought is to stay somewhere comfortable but not too expensive as our time at the hotel will be quite limited
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You could get 2 rooms for 2 nights in the city and use the Airlink bus for transport to the airport. Some cheaper hotels to try: Jurys Inn on Jeffrey St, Holiday Inn Express on Cowgate, Holiday Inn Express on Picardy Pl, Premier Inn Haymarket, Premier Inn Lauriston Place.
Airlink route map
http://www.flybybus.com/route-map.html
Airlink main page
http://www.flybybus.com/home.html
Airlink route map
http://www.flybybus.com/route-map.html
Airlink main page
http://www.flybybus.com/home.html
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I don't know if they are comfortable or how many people each unit can accommodate (maybe only 2), but the University housing Kenneth Mackensie and Richmond Place Apartments are close to city center and offered some of the lowest rates during a time we are visiting.
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I stayed at the B&B Ardgowan House. Single was £45 per night but there were at least six beds in the room. It is at 1 Lady Road and you'll need to take a bus or taxi into the city. The owner Graham is a great guy. Great breakfast included.