Accommodation

A number of self-catering apartments are springing up around Scotland’s capital. And, the pick of the bunch is Pilrig, just a 15-minute walk through parkland and typical Georgian town houses, or five minutes by bus from Princes Street.

Scotland Magazine, September/October 2006

Edinburgh Short-Term Lets at Pilrig House

Each of our self-catering rental apartments in Pilrig House have been awarded a 4-star grading by the Scottish Tourist Board. Beautifully furnished, immaculately presented and carefully thought-out, with close attention to detail. Even trawling through some of Edinburgh’s most expensive accommodation, you’d be hard-pushed to find anywhere with the comfort, location and incredible story of Pilrig House. Read more about the history of Pilrig House.

You suspect that it would be as welcoming winter as it is in summer. And, it’s excellently furnished with a mix of modern and old, and is well-equipped, making your time in the apartment a match for the time you’ll spend out of it.

Scotland Magazine, September/October 2006

With views of the gardens & park, private parking, outside seating areas, nature on your doorstep, and light-filled rooms, we think that you’ll be amazed that the accommodation offers all this, and more. If you prefer waking up to birdsong, not traffic noise, and a warm, stylish interior with no hint of chintz, then Pilrig House may very well appeal.

And, if you are a larger party, or if you would like just a little independence, you can book any combination of apartments - or all three! - to accommodate your family or friends. Each apartment really is like a luxurious private home away from home!

All apartments are strictly non-smoking. And, sorry, no pets.

Now that the apartments are available for holiday lets, many more people can spend time in this wonderful building and appreciate the fascinating ingredients associated with its past as well as by its setting. As in the case of David Balfour, Pilrig House continues to provide a warm welcome.

Scots Magazine, April 2006