The flat was a pleasure to stay in and Edd answered any questions we had quickly and helpfully in a friendly manner which made coming to an unfamiliar place stress- free. Although on first approaching the flat, it might be a bit off-putting as the street is near a busy road and some industrial buildings and can appear rundown, the location proved great and the flat itself is beautifully decorated - stylish but homely and incredibly well equipped and organised. Also the view out on to the garden from the French windows and the garden itself (up some steps but with a handy rail which meant my 88 year old mum could access it) was a pleasure to sit in and amazingly peaceful. The flat and garden was a lovely retreat after busy days out and we all slept well as the beds were comfortable including the extra air bed, kindly left for us. Also the flat proved to be in an excellent position for what we wanted to do: the bus service from nearby Ocean Terminal was excellent for getting into the city so there was not the hassle of driving (the buses 35 and 22 take about half an hour to the city centre and the drivers were really helpful); also being near the coast, it also gave easy access to the coast east of Edinburgh and also the Fife Peninsula across the Forth Bridge. The attractive area around Leith waterway with eating places, pubs and a Saturday market was also a short walk away though sadly we didn't get time to make the most of this. And there are also shops conveniently close - a small Coop within 100 metres, ASDA along the road and the Ocean terminal with M and S for food, a variety of other shops and the Britannia Yacht. We could have easily stayed longer as there was so much to see and do and we felt so at home with all the necessary facilities to make our stay comfortable. We were sad to leave and would definitely recommend this as a place to stay.