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Located in Edinburgh, Whitespace is a unique venue brimming with artistic vibes, dedicated to contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events. It serves as both a platform for artists to showcase their work and a gateway for the public to engage with cutting-edge art. The exhibitions at Whitespace span various mediums, including painting, sculpture, photography, and installation art, highlighting Scotland's rich creative talent. Its minimalist, modern design contrasts strikingly with Edinburgh's historic backdrop, offering visitors a distinctive visual experience. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a casual traveler, Whitespace captures the dynamism and innovation of UK contemporary art.
Barony House 5 Star Boutique BK Direct
This 5-star boutique hotel in Edinburgh is just 1.9 km from the University of Edinburgh, offering a prime location. Rooms feature mountain-view terraces and allergen-free design, with some including kitchen facilities—perfect for families. Enjoy varied breakfast options to start your day right. The surrounding area offers plenty of activities, from hiking and skiing to golf. Plus, the kids' play area and game room ensure little ones are entertained. With free WiFi and convenient luggage storage, your stay will be both comfortable and hassle-free.
94DR
This holiday home is a hidden gem in Edinburgh! With 6 bedrooms, private parking, and free WiFi, it's perfect for groups or families. The garden and courtyard are ideal for BBQ nights, and the game room adds extra fun. Just an 18-minute walk to the University of Edinburgh, and close to Arthur's Seat and the National Museum of Scotland. Rated 5 stars, it’s the ultimate base for your Edinburgh adventure!
Edinburgh Central Youth Hostel
Aparthotel Adagio Edinburgh Royal Mile
Yotel Edinburgh
Castle Park Guest House
Moxy Edinburgh Fountainbridge
Destiny Student – Shrubhill (Campus Accommodation)
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Whitespace
Whitespace is located in the heart of Edinburgh, surrounded by historic buildings and cultural attractions. Within walking distance, you'll find Edinburgh Castle, one of Scotland's most iconic landmarks. The nearby Royal Mile is lined with traditional Scottish shops and restaurants—don't miss trying Haggis, a local delicacy. Art lovers can visit the Scottish National Gallery, just minutes away from the hotel.
Near Whitespace in Edinburgh, The Balmoral Hotel is a top recommendation. This five-star hotel offers luxurious decor and exceptional service, just steps away from the Royal Mile. For a more unique experience, The Witchery by the Castle stands out with its Gothic style and historic charm, perfect for travelers seeking something extraordinary. Budget-conscious visitors might prefer Ibis Edinburgh Centre South Bridge, which offers affordability and a prime location.
Near Whitespace in central Edinburgh, The Balmoral Hotel stands out with its Rocco Forte luxury and iconic clock tower (deliberately set 3 minutes fast for train passengers). For contemporary stays, Virgin Hotels Edinburgh offers quirky design with mirror-clad elevators and a rooftop terrace facing the Old Town. Budget travelers love Motel One Edinburgh-Royal for its prime location next to Waverley Station and affordable boutique vibe. Pro tip: Book rooms with castle views 3 months ahead during August's Edinburgh Festival.
Near Whitespace Edinburgh, you'll find these distinctive stays:
- The Witchery by the Castle - Gothic-style suites with antique furnishings, famous for its hauntingly romantic vibe just 5 mins from Royal Mile.
- G&V Royal Mile Hotel - Contemporary rooms showcasing Scottish artworks, featuring a rooftop bar with castle views.
- Cheval The Edinburgh Grand - Art Deco heritage building offering serviced apartments with historic charm.
Local tip: Don't miss the rainbow-colored Victoria Street and whisky tastings in nearby pubs.
Traveler Reviews
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Barony House 5 Star Boutique BK Direct
Staying at Barony House felt like coming home—warm, welcoming, and full of heart. The location is perfect: quiet and peaceful just outside the city center, yet only a short walk from buses and all major attractions. Free parking nearby is a huge plus. The rooms are absolutely enchanting—each one feels like stepping into a beautifully preserved Victorian-era home, with elegant details and cozy charm. The breakfast is unforgettable—ordered the night before and freshly prepared in the morning using top-quality local ingredients. It’s hands-down the best breakfast I’ve had in the UK. Susan and Paul go above and beyond to make every guest feel special. Their passion for hospitality is genuine and tangible. Whether it’s a small request or a personal need, they anticipate it before you even ask. This isn’t just a hotel—it’s a family experience. I left feeling refreshed, inspired, and already planning my return. If you’re looking for authenticity, comfort, and heartfelt service, this is it.
94DR
We booked 94DR for a family reunion in early April and it was absolutely unforgettable. From the moment we arrived, everything felt thoughtfully planned and incredibly welcoming. We had the entire property to ourselves, which made the gathering so much more special—spacious, beautifully designed, and full of character. The living areas were cozy yet expansive, perfect for relaxing or hosting our big celebration. Paul, the host, went above and beyond in every way. He helped us plan every detail—from arranging a delicious Scottish dinner he personally cooked (which tasted like something from a Michelin-starred restaurant) to organizing a traditional bagpipe player and drummer for our event. He even recommended an amazing photographer, Marta Rocci, who captured our family moments perfectly. The fridge was stocked with drinks and snacks, extra towels were ready, and fresh flowers added a lovely touch. The garden is spacious, private, and inviting—ideal for morning coffee or evening chats under the stars. Paul knows Edinburgh inside out and shared fantastic tips on where to eat, what to see, and how to make the most of our trip. Whether you're visiting for a family reunion, a getaway, or just to experience authentic Scottish charm, 94DR is the perfect base. But honestly, the real highlight was Paul himself—a true professional who makes every guest feel like family. If you're looking for a memorable stay with personal care and attention to detail, this place is a must-book. I can’t recommend it enough.
Yotel Edinburgh
Staying at Yotel Edinburgh was an absolute pleasure from start to finish. The location is incredibly convenient—easy to find, just a short walk from the city center and close to public transit. The staff were warm and welcoming, offering helpful tips about local attractions and dining spots. The room itself is spacious and thoughtfully designed; it comfortably fit two people with plenty of room to move around. I especially appreciated the separate shower area—great for keeping things dry and clean. There’s a large sofa perfect for relaxing, plus a functional desk that made working or catching up on emails easy. Everything was spotless and well-maintained. It’s rare to find such a modern, efficient hotel with such a high level of comfort and service. Definitely worth every penny and I’d stay here again without hesitation.
Castle Park Guest House
Staying at Castle Park Guest House was an absolute delight! The hosts were incredibly welcoming and attentive, going above and beyond to make our trip comfortable. The room was spotless, well-equipped, and cozy—exactly what we needed after a long day exploring Edinburgh. Breakfast was a highlight: personalized to our preferences, with a wide variety of fresh options that made every morning special. Nothing felt rushed or forced—the care and attention to detail were truly evident. We’ll definitely be back, and I’d highly recommend this gem to anyone visiting the city.
Moxy Edinburgh Fountainbridge
This hotel exceeded all my expectations! The room was immaculately clean, with a sparkling bathroom that felt fresh and well-maintained. What stood out the most was the excellent soundproofing—no noise from the hallway or neighboring rooms, even late at night. I appreciated the small on-site lounge area with drinks available; grabbing a drink in the evening and enjoying it back in my room was such a nice little treat. The location is fantastic—just a short walk to the city center and close to public transit. It’s not just convenient, but also offers great value for money. I’ve stayed at many hotels across Europe, and this one truly stands out. I’ll definitely be coming back next time I visit Edinburgh—and I’d happily recommend it to anyone looking for a modern, comfortable stay.
Destiny Student – Shrubhill (Campus Accommodation)
I stayed here for a week and was genuinely impressed with the overall experience. The place is clean, cozy, and well-maintained—exactly what you’d want from a student accommodation in Edinburgh. At first, the mattress felt a bit too soft, but I soon realized it’s a two-sided one, and flipping it made a noticeable difference. That little detail shows how thoughtful the setup is. The surrounding area is super convenient—there are plenty of shops nearby for groceries and essentials, and the kitchen is fully equipped with clean utensils and appliances, perfect for cooking your own meals. Public transport is just steps away: buses and trams run regularly, and it’s only two stops to the city center—ideal for exploring without hassle. The only minor downside is the sound insulation, which isn’t great—but honestly, that’s common across many UK hostels and guesthouses, not unique to this property. Overall, it’s a fantastic value-for-money option with a welcoming vibe and excellent location.
City Retreat Edinburgh ApartHotels
Our stay at City Retreat Edinburgh ApartHotels was truly disappointing. The only redeeming feature was the shower, but everything else fell short. The room had a strong musty smell, and it felt visibly unclean—dust on surfaces, grime on the floor, and even the bedding seemed worn. It's located in a basement unit with steep, narrow stairs that felt eerie at night, especially since the outdoor light wasn’t working. Despite notices about noise and respecting guests above, we were repeatedly woken up by loud noises from the floor above. The wallpaper was peeling off in several spots—something I’ve photographed for proof. Overall, this place failed to meet basic standards of cleanliness and comfort. The housekeeping team needs urgent improvement, and the building clearly needs renovation. This experience ruined our trip to Edinburgh. If you're looking for a decent stay, avoid this property.
DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh City Centre
Staying at the DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh City Centre was an absolute delight. The location couldn’t be better—right in the heart of the city, just steps away from major attractions and public transport hubs. I found it incredibly convenient to explore Edinburgh on foot or by train. The staff were warm, professional, and always ready to help. Breakfast was a highlight—fresh, well-prepared, and varied, with both classic English options and international choices. Everything was delicious and served with a smile. From the comfortable rooms to the thoughtful touches, this stay exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Edinburgh.
Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket
Staying at the Leonardo Edinburgh Haymarket was a fantastic experience overall. The room was larger than expected, featuring a comfortable sofa that made it feel more like a home away from home. Cleanliness was excellent—everything looked fresh and well-maintained. The in-room amenities were thoughtful: a capsule coffee machine and a fridge made mornings easy and convenient, especially for that quick caffeine fix. Location-wise, it couldn’t be better—just a short walk to the train station and within easy reach of major attractions. There are plenty of restaurants and cozy bars nearby, so dinner and drinks are never an issue. The only downside is the cabinet above the tea station—it has a sharp corner that could easily cause injury if you’re not careful. It’s definitely a safety concern, especially when moving around with luggage or in low light. A simple fix like adding a soft edge cover would go a long way. Otherwise, this hotel offers great value and a welcoming atmosphere.
The Roseate Edinburgh
Staying at The Roseate Edinburgh was a truly memorable experience. While it didn’t stand out dramatically over our previous night’s accommodation, the unique charm of being housed within a historic castle made all the difference. The atmosphere is quiet and serene—perfect for unwinding after a busy day exploring the city. Rooms were clean, well-appointed, and surprisingly peaceful, with excellent sound insulation. The surrounding area is pleasant too—cozy cafés, local shops, and easy access to public transport make getting around hassle-free. It’s not just a place to sleep; it feels like stepping into a story. Great value, great location, and an unforgettable stay overall.
Princes Street Suites
Staying at Princes Street Suites was an absolute delight from the moment I arrived. The location is unbeatable—just steps away from Edinburgh’s main attractions, including the Royal Mile and Arthur’s Seat, with easy access to public transit. What truly amazed me was the building’s unique design: stepping into the basement via the elevator revealed a striking view of towering structures outside the window, almost like being in a modern urban landscape. Inside, the room was immaculate, well-equipped, and comfortable, with a cozy bed and a spacious bathroom. Everything matched my expectations—and then some. The overall experience was exceptional, and I’m already planning my next visit. If you’re looking for a convenient, stylish, and thoughtfully designed stay in Edinburgh, this is the place to be.
The Scotsman Hotel
I was originally booked into the Indigo Hotel in Edinburgh, but due to unexpected renovations and no prior email notification about room changes, I was redirected to The Scotsman Hotel at check-in—literally across the street. Honestly, I was frustrated at first, as it felt like a downgrade in both price and quality. But stepping into The Scotsman completely changed my mind. From the moment I arrived, the welcome was warm and genuine—the staff were attentive without being pushy, even offering a complimentary champagne upon arrival. My room was cozy and beautifully decorated, with a calming colour scheme that made it perfect for unwinding after a long day. I also appreciated how they went out of their way to explain all the hotel’s amenities, including their stylish cocktail bar. It’s a real gem with a classy vibe, though it closes early at 11 PM, which is a bit disappointing if you’re looking for a late-night drink. Overall, despite the initial stress, this stay turned out to be one of the best parts of my trip. Great location, excellent service, and a lovely atmosphere—definitely worth staying at again.
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