IDEAL for a short visit to Edinburgh for a couple or a small family. PERFECT if you've got a car (touring Scotland, for example, as was our case).
The "Cosy Cabin" is comfortable, clean, charming, and extremely well-situated; 5 minutes from the airport and free(!!!) parking by the tram station - which gets you to Princes Street in about 20 mins (family day pass gets 2 adults + 2 children train and bus rides in the city for 8 pounds).
I say "couple or small family" because the cabin is basically 3 rooms: stunningly equipped "master bedroom" with double bed, tv, microwave, wifi, stereo; clean bathroom; and kids' bedroom with (beautiful!) bunkbeds. Cosy (per the hosts' very accurate desciption) - but not much intimacy if you're with children.
I say "with a car", because it's a little bit out in the sticks. With a car you are literally a few minutes from the airport, public transport and many other local amenities; but without a car you're a bit stranded.
I say "short visit" because there's no kitchen. So, unless you're a wizard with a microwave, it's understood that you'll be eating out, take-awaying or BBQ-ing in the garden (which you can do!).
If you do need to take away pizzas (and you've got a car - and too spontaneous to download the just-eat app), I can recommend Fourways, Kirkliston (27 Main St, Kirkliston, Scotland): 10 mins there, 10 mins back (plus 10 mins for a half of McEwan's in the Newliston Arms, which is right across the road - by which time your pizzas are ready even on a busy friday night).
We had 3 great hosts. Mike and Sandy were warm, considerate, open - and helpful. If you're planning to visit Edinburgh, make sure you talk to them about getting around. They will make it A LOT simpler than google maps! The third host, Ozzie, an amiable Collie dog with the football skills of Archie Gemmill, is fantastic with children - making him a serious rival to a morning at the Fringe :)
Oh, I wish we were still there...