B&B Edinburgh
Choose your stay in a B&B in Edinburgh
Looking for a place to stay in Scotland's Gothic capital? A B&B in Edinburgh gives you cobbled streets, home-cooked breakfasts, and hosts who know the city inside out. Whether you're drawn to the medieval Old Town or the elegant Georgian terraces of the New Town, every corner has a story to tell.
Where to book your B&B in Edinburgh, Scotland
Edinburgh is a city of characterful districts, each perfect for a different kind of stay. Discover the best B&Bs in Old Town to be close to the Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, and St Giles’ Cathedral, ideal for history fans. For refined Georgian elegance and excellent shopping, consider staying in the New Town near Princes Street Gardens. Choose a bed and breakfast in Leith, with its harbour restaurants, cafés, and galleries, if you’re looking for a creative local feel. Or discover Stockbridge, for riverside walks, weekend markets, and independent shops.
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Explore the dark side of Edinburgh
Behind the postcard-perfect streets lies a city rich in eerie legends. Take a ghost tour through the Edinburgh Vaults or explore the hidden alleys of The Real Mary King’s Close. Wander through Greyfriars Kirkyard, one of the world’s most haunted graveyards, or join a night walk filled with ghostly tales and history. From chilling stories of witches to mysterious underground passages, Edinburgh’s dark side is a thrilling contrast to its elegant skyline, a must for every curious traveller.
FAQ
Families will love staying in Morningside or Newington, where you'll find green parks, family-friendly cafés, and museums all within easy reach.
For a budget-friendly stay, look at bed and breakfasts in areas like Leith Walk and Haymarket, both offer great value and easy access to Edinburgh's major attractions.
Solo travellers are well placed in Canongate, right in the heart of the city. From here you can explore on foot, join guided tours, or step straight into Edinburgh's famous nightlife.
Summer in Edinburgh is lively and festive, with long days, mild weather, and the world-famous Fringe Festival filling the streets. Spring and autumn bring fewer crowds and beautiful scenery, while winter offers cosy B&B stays, roaring fires, and sparkling Christmas markets. A traditional Scottish breakfast is a hearty start to the day, think bacon, Lorne sausage, tattie scones, black pudding, or smoked salmon with porridge, all delicious and sure to keep you fuelled for exploring the city.