Edinburgh Regency Guest House
12 Granville Terrace, Edinburgh · Guest Accommodation
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A Victorian terrace guest house on Granville Terrace in Edinburgh, with 12 straightforward rooms, free parking and WiFi.
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About Edinburgh Regency Guest House
A Victorian terraced building on Granville Terrace houses the Edinburgh Regency Guest House, a modest 12-room property with the high ceilings and period proportions typical of the city's classic townhouses. The style is traditional rather than boutique, with the emphasis on comfortable, uncomplicated accommodation rather than design flourishes.
Rooms are en-suite, with family options available, and each comes with drinks facilities. Breakfast is served each morning, and practical extras include free WiFi, luggage storage, a laundry service and business facilities for those travelling on work. There's a garden for guests who want a bit of outdoor space, and parking is available on site, a genuine bonus in this part of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Zoo lies within easy reach, while Haymarket's pubs, bars and restaurants are close by for evenings out. Golf courses and other entertainment options are also within reach nearby. The guest house suits visitors who want a no-frills base with the essentials covered rather than a lavish stay.
What guests say
After riding on an overnight train from London, we were restricted from checking in to our reserved room until 3pm. After multiple attempts to make contact we did finally speak with a gentleman who re-affirmed the hard line of 3 pm. Exhausted, we waited until the allowed time. No person was present to greet us. We stood in the rain reading through multiple instructions on email for gaining entrance to the premises. Upon gaining entrance we found the box that housed our key. My daughter, my son in law, and myself found that our room was on the third floor with no available Lift. Narrow, curving stairs that fail to offer enough of a ledge for your feet, much less a safe footing and hauling a suitcase and trying to hold onto a stair handrail. Impossible and very dangerous. We reached our room breathless but found the room to be tidy. Having been on an overnight train and forced to bide our time all day- we all anticipated a relaxing shower. We found the bathroom to be extremely small, the shower space is reminiscent of a Recreational Vehicle. Even the ceiling is of such quality. The shower did not drain properly, it had black mold growing in the corner, and as the dismal shower experience concluded, either condensation or a leaky pipe began a pitter patter on the small metal rubbish container beneath the sink. Wanting to quickly exit the extremely cramped and small space- I grabbed the sad little towel left me rolled on the bed. This towel- is of a caliber that I toss from the shoprag bin after it has been tossed from the linen closet. ungh!!!!! The bed is firm, there are (what appear to be good eating locations nearby) and the smell of the premises is not offensive. Even so- I would NOT recommend this place for a vacation and I only hope my few days here before traveling on to Ireland are better than my introduction to my sleeping quarters.
a year ago · via Google
The room we got was really small, almost cramped. The bathroom shower was excellent but the stall was really tiny. I really wonder if a larger person would have been able to use it comfortably. I also saw that the bathroom door had a strip of wood sticking out. The bed wasn't very comfortable; it felt like a cheap spring mattress where your partner's slightest movement wakes you up. The walls are quite thin, so you may hear conversation from the room next door. I wouldn't like to stay here again.
9 years ago · via Google
Location is good, in a quiet area of the City, about 10mins walk from the Castle, with good bus links. The room was spacious, and clean & tidy. The breakfast was great, plenty to choose from including a cooked breakfast to your own requirements if you liked! Staff welcoming, friendly and helpful.
8 years ago · via Google
Stayed here for 4 nights.. lovely warm welcome, always friendly faces, very helpful with whatever we needed. Breakfast was always great with lots of options, the rooms were very clean and cosy.. great location too.. very close to the city centre.. good quiet area. Definitely will recommend and would be back to stay again :)
7 years ago · via Google
Straightforward quarters in a Victorian B&B offering freebies such as parking and WiFi.
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At a glance
- Address
- Kaimes Guest House, 12 Granville Terrace, Edinburgh, EH10 4PQ Get directions
- Property type
- Guest Accommodation
- Location
- 12 Granville Terrace, Edinburgh
- Good for children
- Yes
- Destination
- Edinburgh