This property is adequate for a night or two, but is really a bit shabby (not as in trendy shabby-chic, just shabby). On the positive side, the essentials were there: comfortable bed, working shower, fridge with milk in it, heating, and Rebecca was available to us by phone when we had lost the code to get the keys. However, there were lots of little things that made it far less enjoyable than it should have been, and much less value for money than lots of other places we have stayed in Edinburgh. For example, it was hardly possible to fit in the kitchen let along open any cupboard doors. Everything looked a bit cheap and tired. The living room door handle didnt always work. The bath panel was loose. It was dusty in the corners and on shelves. The paintwork was poor. The duvet and pillows were synthetic and not good quality.I cant say that the photos were inaccurate, but can say that somehow they make it look a lot nicer than it is. It was not homely, and could have done with some nice little touches to make you feel more cosy. Fare too many officious rules that felt a bit oppressive, eg threatening to keep your deposit if you left the heating on, or didnt wash up or take the bin out. (I know that some rules are necessary, but there is a way of saying it that could sound a bit more welcoming). Overall, it was OK for a weekend, but i wouldnt have wanted to stay longer. I think it needs a bit of money spending if the price is going to be at this level, and we have definitely stayed in other places for the same or cheaper that were much nicer.