Edinburgh Bed and Breakfast
Bed and breakfast accommodation in central Edinburgh
Close to Edinburgh International Conference Centre.
NCP car park 50 metres away.
2 Cambridge Street
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Guests from all over the world have happy memories of staying with Hélène and Erlend Clouston when they were in Heriot Row. Now at their new home, the ground floor of 2 Cambridge Street, Hélène (teacher) and Erlend (journalist) have created two self-contained guest suites and are continuing to welcome visitors to Edinburgh for bed and breakfast. The Usher Concert Hall, Royal Lyceum Theatre and Traverse Theatre are within 50 paces, Princes Street is a couple of hundred yards away and Edinburgh Castle looms above the end of the street - surely this is one of the most central and convenient bed and breakfasts you can find in Edinburgh. Right; View of Edinburgh Castle from the Cloustons' doorstep. |
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In keeping with the date of the building the style is mid-Victorian: romantic rich reds, warm honey-coloured pine floor, brass bed and rococco flourishes.
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Savour dreamy, candlelit, breakfasts with fresh pomegranate juice and caviar-kissed soft-boiled eggs while serenaded by Chopin Nocturnes. Breakfast menus can include Pommes Rimbaud, Mushroom Taleggio, and the tongue-tingling Havana Banana (as christened by the daughter of the last president of Cuba).
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French and Spanish are spoken fluently at 2 Cambridge Street B&B. There is Wi-Fi internet broadband for your laptop.
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To enquire or to book:
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Please contact: Q: Which Scottish lawyer did Mark Twain blame for starting the US Civil War? A: (Free with every booking.) |
See: Erlend's article about the mountain wilderness in the middle of Edinburgh, Arthur's Seat.Please tell Hélène and Erlend you found 2 Cambridge Street through About Scotland! |
Map of the centre of Edinburgh:
About Scotland
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