Stays in Edinburgh
Browse apartments and houses across Edinburgh, from Old Town and New Town bases to quieter stays in Leith and beyond.
From 24 July 2026, a 5% Edinburgh Visitor Levy applies to overnight stays (capped at 5 nights). Any levy is shown clearly during booking or enquiry.
Available properties
32 stays
FeaturedChic 2-Bed Near Centre
From £174 / night
Thistle Nest Flat • Sleeps 6• City Centre!
From £160 / night
The Dram Nook Sleep 6, Central Stay!
From £172 / night
Wee Clan Apartment • Sleep 6• City Centre!
From £172 / night
Wee Thistle Den • Sleep 5, Central Gem!
From £149 / night
The Tartan Residence • Sleep 6, City Centre!
From £172 / night
The Bonnie Bothy • Sleep 5, Cosy City Stay!
From £115 / night
The Whisky Snug • Sleep 5, Central Base!
From £115 / night
The Caledonian Retreat • Sleep 6, Walk Everywhere!
From £161 / night
The Home Street Retreat • Sleep 6, City Centre!
From £285 / night
Leith's place sleep 4 Great spot
From £122 / night
The Edinburgh Thistle • Sleep 4, City Centre!
From £115 / night
Local Stay Guide
Edinburgh is one of the easiest UK cities to enjoy without a car, which makes location especially important when choosing where to stay. If you want to be close to major attractions such as the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle and Waverley Station, central areas like Old Town and New Town are usually the best fit. If you prefer a more local neighbourhood feel, Leith, Abbeyhill and the waterfront side of the city can offer more space, strong food options and good tram or bus connections into the centre.
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Where to stay
The city changes a lot by season. August is the busiest period because of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and the wider summer festival calendar, while December and New Year dates are also in high demand due to Christmas markets and Hogmanay. In quieter months, guests often find better value and more flexibility for weekend breaks, work trips and longer bookings. If your dates are fixed, booking early is usually the safest option for Edinburgh.
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When to book
Edinburgh also works well for different types of stays. Short city breaks tend to focus on walkability and quick access to attractions, while longer stays often benefit from practical features such as laundry, a full kitchen, workspace, parking or easy transport links. That is why this page includes a mix of managed and partner properties across different parts of the city, with instant booking on selected listings and enquiry options where availability needs to be confirmed first.
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What to look for
For first-time visitors, it is worth thinking about the kind of trip you want before choosing an area. Old Town is best for historic atmosphere and sightseeing, New Town suits shopping, dining and elegant central streets, and Leith is ideal if you want a more relaxed neighbourhood base with restaurants, bars and waterfront walks. Wherever you stay, Edinburgh is compact enough that many guests combine central sightseeing with day trips, coastal visits or work travel during the same booking.
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