Ard-Na_Said Guest House
Tucked into a quiet Victorian neighbourhood within easy reach of Holyrood Park, this well-kept Edinburgh guest house wins repeat visitors with its spacious, tastefully furnished named rooms, a welcoming parlour stocked with complimentary snacks, coffee, and a chess board, and the sort of cordial, helpful host, Stephen among them, who makes arriving feel effortless.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 6.2, from guest reviews
- Victorian building with tasteful furnishings and named rooms (Burns, Wallace)
- Parlor with coffee machine, snacks, chess board, and city guides for relaxing
- Warm personal service from proprietor Stephen and staff described as cordial, helpful, pleasant
- Quiet Victorian neighbourhood with spacious rooms and gardens
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A strong fit for history and character, peace and quiet and boutique character. Guests point to victorian building with period character, tastefully furnished named rooms (Burns, Wallace), and located in a Victorian neighbourhood.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is Ard-Na-Said Guest House located?
- Ard-Na-Said is in a quiet neighbourhood in Edinburgh, about 15–20 minutes by bus to the city centre, or an easy walk to town. It's conveniently close to bus stops and has free parking, making it ideal for exploring Edinburgh without a car.
- How cosy is Ard-Na-Said Guest House?
- Ard-Na-Said scores 6.2 out of 10 for cosiness, reflecting a comfortable but modest level of warmth and intimacy in the space.
- What are the rooms like at Ard-Na-Said Guest House?
- Guests consistently praise the spacious, well-furnished rooms with huge bathrooms and tasteful décor. Rooms are clean and quiet, and many include helpful touches like a mini-fridge.
- Is the service good at Ard-Na-Said Guest House?
- Yes, guests regularly highlight the friendly and helpful staff, particularly the proprietor Stephen, who makes check-in easy and goes out of his way to assist guests.
- What's included for breakfast at Ard-Na-Said Guest House?
- Rather than a full cooked breakfast, the guest house offers complimentary morning snacks and coffee in the parlour, along with a coffee machine, so you can start your day without leaving the house.
- Is Ard-Na-Said Guest House good value for money?
- Guests consistently describe it as budget-friendly and excellent value, especially compared to city-centre hotels, some have switched from pricier accommodation specifically to save money here.
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