| | Facilities within the Property |
 Lounge and Diningroom: The Guests' Lounge is a quiet place to sit and read, with a traditional fireplace, dark wood furniture, and light coloured fabrics. The Conservatory Breakfast Room is south facing so is always bright. It overlooks a secluded garden where birds and other wildlife can be seen. |
 Breakfast consists of freshly prepared fruit juices, fresh fruit salads, yogurts and cereals, along with hot Scottish Porridge and a traditional hot cooked breakfast. This is complimented by home-made bread, oatcakes, jams and preserves, tea, fruit tea, and coffee (decaffeinated available). Special dietary needs can be catered for if advance notice is given. |
 Bedrooms:
All of the bedrooms are tastefully furnished to a very high standard in traditional pine. They each have ensuite facilities (shower/toilet/washbasin), TV, hairdryer, tea/coffee making facilities, direct dial telephone with internet port for laptop connection (you need to have an ISP). |
 Smoking is not permitted anywhere within the house.
Ashdene House is located one mile south of Edinburgh's Old Town where most of the city's historic visitor attractions can be found. |
Edinburgh Castle:
Perched high on Castle Rock above Princes Street. Dating from the 12th century and housing the Scottish National War Museum.
Edinburgh minitary tattoo:
A spectacle not to missed in August every year on the castle esplanade, the castle as a backdrop. Featuring the massed pipes and drums from Scotland and around the world.
Palace of Holyrood House:
The Queen's official residence in Scotland.
Royal observatory:
High on Blackford Hill overlooking the city, with views to the Firth of Forth and beyond to the mountains of East Central Scotland.
The Scottish Parliament: Explore the Visitor Centre's hands-on interactive displays and discover the past, present and future of the Scottish Parliament. Visit the Debating Chamber and see the Parliament in action! |
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