The Dunedin Guest House is a semi-detached Victorian Villa located on a large sunny corner with gardens and a lovely view of Arthur's Seat and Salisbury Crags.
Built as a family home in 1882, the three-story house was divided into two homes in the 1950's and returned to a single dwelling about ten years ago.
Sympathetically converted into the present accommodations, the house is a listed building and therefore retains such original features as a magnificently lit cupola that dominates the central staircase and gives the house an airy spaciousness.
Other original features are the mosaic-tiled entrance and vestibule, ornate cornicing and a spectacular plasterwork thistle ceiling in the breakfast room. Original woodwork prevails throughout the guestrooms, as well, with massive Canadian pine doors, panelling and dados.
Check-in after 2.00pm, luggage may be left earlier.
We are about 20 minutes walk to the visitor attractions of the city attractions or 10 minutes on the bus. Find the regular bus routes on lothian buses app.
We situated in the Newington district handy for good bars and restaurants.
Also close by is Edinburgh University, the Festival theatre, the Commonwealth Pool and we are walkeable to Arthurs Seat with its fantastic views of the city and surrounding areas.
Built as a family home in 1882, the three-story house was divided into two homes in the 1950's and returned to a single dwelling in the early 1990's. Sympathetically converted, the house is a listed building and therefore retains such original features as a magnificently lit cupola that dominates the central staircase and gives the house an airy spaciousness.
Other original features are the mosaic-tiled entrance and vestibule, ornate cornicing and a plasterwork thistle ceiling in the breakfast room.
