We spent three nights in Linton Court in May. We arrived late on Friday night, got a tram to the airport and walked about 10/15 mins from Haymarket train station to Linton Court. Robert had messaged me perfect instructions for getting in which was very straightforward. I have to admit that I was a bit apprehensive when I stepped into the building - it's old and the corridors and stairs are not great looking. However, when we went into the flat we were very pleasantly surprised. Very clean with a lovely layout and everything you would need such as kitchen equipment, loads of bed linen, towels etc. And thankfully there were teabags as we were all dying for a brew!! Robert also very thoughtfully left us 4 cans of larger in the fridge. The bedrooms are upstairs and again were clean and nice loft rooms. The view of the park from the apartment is just lovely and despite the fact that Dalry Road, just around the corner, is a very busy spot the only noise at night was birds tweeting at the ungodly hour of 3:40 a.m. We walked into the city most of the time and it was a good 20 mins to Princes Street and 30 minutes from the Royal Mile. We also took the taxi when we were in a hurry - it cost 10 from Holyrood which was the opposite side of the city and about 7.50 from Grassmarket. We took the bus once too - bus stop is just around the corner, costs 1.60 and there are frequent buses to Princes Street. We ate on Dalry Road one of the nights at RiveRLife restaurant - very basic looking but great food and service and very close to the apartment. We really enjoyed having our little Scottish pad and would definitely stay there again. Edinburgh is a fantastic city and after three nights we had still plenty more to see.