Over 580 Lodges | Established 2018
Over 580 Lodges | Est. 2018
Experience the ultimate blend of vibrant city culture and tranquil countryside living with our premium selection of holiday accommodation. Positioned right on the doorstep of Scotland’s historic capital, this diverse region offers the perfect escape for travellers who want to explore world-famous landmarks by day and unwind in a peaceful, natural setting by night.
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Edinburgh and the Lothians
Edinburgh and the Lothians
Edinburgh is a fascinating historical attraction in the heart of the capital. The historic castle stands on castle rock providing magnificent views of the surrounding castle. Visitors can explore the inside of the castle including the Great Hall, St Margaret’s Chapel and the One o’clock Gun. Guided tours and audio tours are also available. Whilst exploring the castle, enjoy panoramic views of the city and surrounding countryside. And don’t forget to visit the cafe and gift shop before leaving.
Arthur’s Seat, the highest point in Holyrood Park, is an ancient volcano in a group of hills in Edinburgh. The climb to the top of Arthur’s Seat is about 2 hours but there is an easier route where you can still enjoy scenic views. You can also admire Arthur’s Seat throughout Holyrood Park if you don’t want to hike far. If you make it to the top, the views will be worth it!
The Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh is a scientific centre for the study of plants, their diversity and conservation. It is also a tourist attraction popular with visitors throughout the year. Visitors to the botanic garden can enjoy exploring the 70 acres of gardens featuring a diverse range of plants.
The official residence of the Queen in Edinburgh, the Palace of Holyroodhouse is a great place to visit to discover Scottish royal history. The palace is open to visitors all year round where you can explore the state apartments, throne room, great gallery and palace gardens as well as learn about the history of Mary, Queen of Scots and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Throughout the year there are special events are celebrating key holidays including Christmas and St Andrew’s Day.
Calton Hill is a popular hill in central Edinburgh. A popular landmark for its scenic city views, Calton Hill has several historic monuments which are key landmarks of the city including the City Observatory and Nelson’s Monument. Set in the city centre, it is easily accessible by visitors. It also only takes around 5 minutes to climb the stairs to the top of the hill and is a great photo opportunity.
Enjoy a wild day out at one of the UK’s most popular zoos, Edinburgh Zoo. The zoo covers 82 acres and is home to over 1,000 rare and endangered animals including 171 different species from giraffes and lions to tigers, pandas, monkeys and many more. Make the most of your day out by exploring all of the animal exhibits, listening to the daily talks from the experts and visiting one of the restaurants, cafes or kiosks and gift shops.
Discover the history of Scotland in the National Museum of Scotland. The museum has thousands of fascinating objects for you to discover. There is a wide range of collections in the museum from dinosaurs to modern technology, there is something for everyone at the National Museum of Scotland. Whether you want to learn more about Scottish history and heritage, explore the art, design and fashion galleries, visit the grand gallery for world-class discoveries or explore the natural world galleries featuring t-rex dinosaurs and a flying hippo, there is so much in this museum for a fun day out.
Located at the historic wartime airfield of East Fortune, this fantastic museum lets visitors get up close to aviation history. The star attraction is stepping directly on board Scotland’s only supersonic Concorde alpha foxtrot airliner. Guests can walk the narrow cabin, view the complex flight deck, and explore hangar displays packed with historic fighter jets and commercial planes.
Edinburgh Boat Charters sail in beautiful, historic and inspiring locations. Besides corporate and private hire, Edinburgh Boat Charters offer scheduled half, full and two day trips which are popular with individuals, couples and private groups.
Perched dramatically on a sheer cliffside overlooking the Firth of Forth near North Berwick, Tantallon Castle is a breathtaking sight. It is the last grand curtain-wall castle built in Scotland. Visitors can climb up the high stone battlements for an unmatched view of the famous Bass Rock (home to the world’s largest colony of Northern gannets) and explore the atmospheric ruins below.
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