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stayed here 2 nights to start our Scotland trip - Angela and James were wonderful hosts, and answered our many questions. They probably answer the same questions over and over, but they made us feel special. Good location. Quiet neighborhood. Great breakfast. Highly recommend.
We spent here 2 nights of our road trip honeymoon around Scotland. No words are enough to thank Angela and James because we have started our trip in a wonderful way. The room was big, very clean and comfortable. The position of the building is...More
Without a doubt, the best B&B my wife and I have ever stayed in. OUTSTANDING. The room was more than adequate for us - modern bathroom, very quaint (not to be confused with "out of date/small") room with such a lovely feel to it. The...More
Staying at 14 Hart Street was a great treat. The property is lovely, and James and Angela could not be more welcoming or informative. I stayed in a beautiful room located at the garden level, with a very comfortable bed, stunning furnishings, and everything that...More
We were in Edinburgh to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary and stayed for two nights at 14 Hart Street. Angela and James were very welcoming and acted as perfect hosts. Their B&B is tastefully furnished and spotlessly clean. Our room was extremely comfortable and included...More
Lying where grandiose New Town townhouses give way to malls and utilitarian housing, Broughton and Calton have long been transitional neighbourhoods with a mixed identity. It’s here that Edinburgh’s gay village found a home in the 1980s. But gay culture is anything but overt along bustling epicentre Broughton Street; even if polished pubs, hip bistros, smart delis and art galleries all speak of affluent good taste. The
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top of Leith Walk is more ragged. This major thoroughfare boasts a famously gritty gay club, as well as a strip of good Indian restaurants. Regal Georgian and Victorian townhouses preside over largely deserted streets in Calton, where only the occasional restaurant or hotel brings much life. Even so, a steady trickle of idlers and picnickers pass by to climb Calton Hill for its wide-open lawns, wonderful city views, and curious monuments – an Athenian-style temple among them.
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