The apartment at Ramsay Gardens is a gem and I would highly recommend it for its location, its history, its amenities, and its layout. There were six of us staying there and it still felt so spacious with its large kitchen, two bathrooms, four bedrooms, a dining room and a beautiful front parlour. Being high up beside Edinburgh Castle the views from all the windows was spectacular. From the front parlour you are literally looking on the start of the Royal Mile. What a great location for getting anywhere in Edinburghs old town (only a pleasant one mile walk to Holyrood Palace and thenQueens Gallery).
In a city full of history, you are actually living in a piece of it when you stay here. Built in the 1890s by the famous urban planner Patrick Geddes, you are actually staying in the apartment in which he lived (it is now part of the National Trust).
Because it is so high up, there are a lot is stairs to climb before reaching the fourth floor (no lift). But once you're settled in you quickly get used to it and realize that most of Edinburgh involves climbing.
I would highly recommend this place for its beauty, comfort, location and history.