29 Regent Terrace


Edinburgh
Scotland

Regent Terrace was built in 1826 as part of William Playfair's design for Calton Hill at the East end of Princes Street. The harmonious façade faces south with views through trees to Holyrood Park and Arthur's Seat.

Jenny and Andrew Linzee Gorden have dedicated the lower ground floor of their home at Number 29 to guests, and offer bed and breakfast accommodation in a twin or double bedroom throughout the year, with another double bedroom available for parties of friends or family travelling together.

Stone steps (left) give access to your own front door. This is a quiet, central place to stay. Princes Street is 8 minutes' walk away, Waverley train station 10 minutes, and although there is metered parking outside, free parking is available 5 minutes walk away.

Jenny and Andrew (who also have a self-catering apartment in Hart Street for 4 to 6) know Edinburgh well and are happy to help with advice about eating out, restaurants, etc.

Above left and right;
Twin or Double bedroom (the beds can be joined together), with private bathroom (shower over bath) a couple of steps away.

Right;
Double bedroom (with wash basin) is available for parties of friends or family, four in total, who don't mind sharing the bathroom.

The apartment also has a further wc, and a cot/crib is available for a child.

A Continental breakfast is served in the dining room.

Fruit, yoghurt, toast, croissants, tea and coffee.

If you have any special dietry requests please ask Jenny in advance.

From £75 to £85 per room per night, including breakfast.

Left; The steps to the bed and breakfast accommodation are through a gate in the railings to the left of the main entrance which like all the doors in Regent Terrace has a handsome stone Doric portico.

Right; Regent Terrace on a winter's evening.