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  • Stay just off Edinburgh’s Royal Mile in the city centre
  • Keep fit and use the on-site gym while you’re away

Urban apartments in the Old Town

Located in the heart of Edinburgh, the Holyrood Aparthotel offers a convenient and comfortable base while exploring Scotland’s capital city. Situated on the foot of the historic Royal Mile and close to Holyrood Palace, you’ll have easy access to iconic attractions such as Edinburgh Castle, Arthur's Seat, and the Scottish Parliament Building.

The aparthotel features spacious and modern accommodation, including twin studios and two-bedroom apartments, each with a fully equipped kitchen, comfortable living area, and contemporary amenities. Chill out and watch the flatscreen TV and stay connected with the free wi-fi. In your own private apartment, you can enjoy the flexibility and convenience of self-catering, while still experiencing the comforts of a hotel.

What Holyrood Aparthotel has to offer

    Superb location

    Bars and restaurants are within a five-minute walk, while Waverley Rail Station is a 10-minutes walk from the hotel. Holyrood Park and Arthur’s Seat are both five minutes away on foot.

    Famous landmarks

    The iconic Edinburgh Castle is a mere 20-minute walk from the aparthotel. Stroll through the Old Town area and you’ll see the famous landmark perched imposingly above the city.

    Well connected

    From Waverley Rail Station, you can get to Edinburgh Airport in just 30 minutes on the train. There’s plenty of public transport options near the hotel to whisk you around the city.

    Facilities

    Sports & Health

    • Fitness
    • Gym
    Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

    Find out more about Edinburgh City

    Meet the ‘Empress of the North’ on a holiday to Edinburgh City. The historic Scottish capital is shrouded in ancient legends, from dragons to King Arthur. Its earliest settlers date back to almost 8500 BC and the city has remained a hotspot for visitors ever since. But the city isn’t just full of old tales. Edinburgh is also known for its great romantic weekends away and its variety of arts festivals. And if you prefer shopping, then take advantage of Princes Street or one of Edinburgh’s many boutique stores. Whether you're exploring the Medieval Old Town or the elegant Georgian New Town, both are full of unforgettable holiday snapshots. This is one majestic city with a whole lot to offer.

    1 Nether Bakehouse, Edinburgh City, EH8 8PE, United Kingdom

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