About Edinburgh
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland and has more than 1 million residents in its immediate area. Its setting is one of the most celebrated in the UK because of its beautiful ruggedness. The city itself isn't too shabby either with its well preserved Medieval and Georgian architecture in the Old and New Town sections, both of which are claimed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
In its earliest times, Edinburgh was a fort called Castle Rock. Its cliff sides and sweeping views offered a position that was very easy to defend. A battle over the ground ensued and in the 7th century the English swiped it from the Scots and renamed it Eiden's burgh. But by the 10th century the town was back under Scottish rule and it truly began to flourish in the 12th century. This still holds true today. Edinburgh has one of the strongest UK economies, only ruled out of the number one position by England. The city relies... (To read more about Edinburgh, see the full Edinburgh travel guide)
Edinburgh Hotels
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| Accommodation in Edinburgh | Distance to Centre | Star Rating |
| Travelodge Edinburgh Dreghorn | 4 miles |  |
| Victoria Park House Hotel | 1.6 miles | |
| Walton Hotel | 0.6 miles | |
| West End Apartment | 0.9 miles | |
| West End Hotel | 0.7 miles | |
| Witchery by the Castle | 0.18 miles |  |
| World End Close EH1 Apartments | 0.6 miles | |
| York House Hotel | 0.58 miles | |
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