Room 5
A spacious, single room with en-suite shower room/toilet
This room accommodates one person and has a comfortable double bed (licencing legislation means it is let with maximum occupancy of one person). It has a compact en-suite shower room/toilet.
It is located up two flight of stairs and is west facing so receives the afternoon sun. It is at the back of the house.
A workspace with a desk and laptop-stand in located in the bedroom and reading material is also provided.
In Amenities there is an un-necessary space between ‘first aid kit’ and ‘workspace’
Room Amenities
- Essentials – towels, bed sheets, soap & body wash
- Clothes storage – wardrobe with hangers
- Seating area
- Reading material – books and leaflets
- Room darkening curtains
- Extra blankets
- Lock on bedroom door
- Smoke alarm
- Fire extinguishers (located in hallway and stairs)
- First aid kit (located in hallway)
- Workspace – desk with laptop stand and lamp
- Wifi
- Iron and table top ironing board
- Hairdryer
- Central heating (see notes in house information and rules)
- Kettle, mini fridge and microwave
- Complimentary teas and coffee
- Crockery and cutlery
Price
From £60 per night (dependent on length of stay and season) on a bed only basis (no breakfast provided). This room has a minimum stay of 2 nights.
Visitor Levy
In addition to the accommodation cost, the Visitor Levy imposed by the City of Edinburgh Council is a charge of 5% of the accommodation cost for the first 5 nights of every stay.
Enquire about Room 5
Please send us your preferred dates. We will reply to confirm availability and the applicable rate.
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House Information
The Space
The house was built around 1886 and has very high ceilings and large windows typical of the architecture of the Victorian period.
Guest Access
Guest access is through the hallway to their room.
During Your Stay
Self check-in is available, or I will greet you on your arrival.
I will be available by telephone throughout your stay.
Other Things to Note
Heating is provided by central heating radiators in the room. Each radiator has an individual temperature control which can be adjusted.
During the winter, the central heating comes on in the morning for a few hours and in the evening, usually from 18:00 to 23:30. During colder temperatures, it may be on during the day and through the night.
In summer, it is not usual for central heating to be used. For environmental reasons, in Scotland it is not usual to maintain room temperatures at ‘shorts and T-shirts inside’ temperatures.