Cosy 1-bed apartment in Dean Village - the most picturesque area of Edinburgh

Dean Village Cottage is a very cosy one-bedroom apartment located in the most picturesque and tranquil area of Edinburgh – Dean Village, only 15 minutes walk from Princes Street. The apartment is a great choice for travellers interested in riverside walks and art; the property is just a short walk away from the Dean Gallery and the Gallery of Modern Art. Dean Village Cottage seems the ideal home away from home for light sleepers, too! The apartment offers Water of Leith river views fromthe bedroom, living room and kitchen.

We hope you will have a wonderfully memorable time!

The space

One double bedroom, one recently refurbished bathroom with a powerful shower and a well-equipped kitchen.

Guest access

The entire property and all amenities available are for guest(s) use, so please make yourselves at home!

Other details to note

The property is the ideal home away from home for travellers who are looking for a peaceful night’s sleep and safe neighbourhood.

*Strictly no events or parties*

Please note that there are another privately owned properties in the building. We kindly ask that guests are respectful of this and keep any noise or disruption to our neighbours to a minimum.

❗This property is not suitable for guests with mobility issues due to the number of steps down to the apartment.❗

If you are arriving earlier than 4pm, please note that early luggage drop off is not available at our apartment. There are storage lockers and many other drop off points in Edinburgh. You can conveniently store your luggage at both Edinburgh Waverley Station and Edinburgh Bus Station.

Pets welcome. Extra charge: GBP50.00 per stay.

Getting around

The property is perfectly positioned to experience the best of Edinburgh.

Even though the flat is within walking distance to the majority of the city centre attractions, sometimes the hills can be daunting! There are all the usual options available in the city: taxis, Uber, buses and tram.

The buses are clean and reliable and if you use the Lothian bus app, its journey planner will get you round the city.

Parking

Parking in the city centre locations is payable. There are some metered car parking spaces on Belford Road, however, the on-street parking is restricted and can get expensive. If you are travelling by car, you might wish to check alternative car parking options (for example, just park website) to avoid disappointment.