I stayed for 2 nights in July 2012 along with my wife and other family members attending a wedding. We were all made very welcome and provided with everything we needed including a first class breakfast.
The owners were very accommodating to the whims of the bridal party.
The property is in a quiet side street so no disturbances to...
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- Also Known As:
- Dunedin Guest House Edinburgh, Scotland
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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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 1950s and returned to a single dwelling around late 1980s. 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 cornices and a spectacular plasterwork thistle ceiling in the breakfast room. Original woodwork prevails throughout the guestrooms, as well, with massive Canadian pine doors, paneling and dados.
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