Louise's apartment is a beautiful traditional early twentieth-century flat that is part of the rich history of working-class neighborhoods in Scottish cities like Edinburgh and Glasgow. The apartment has high ceilings, plastered walls, spacious rooms, and wonderful wooden floors. The apartment is quiet because it is on the top floor (4 flights of stairs up) and because the bedroom faces a courtyard that is in disarray and that no one uses. (I was glad of the disarray of the courtyard, since it meant peace and quiet.) The flat was within a five-minute walk of a street filled with restaurants, little grocery stores, and pubs; and a deluge of buses stop on that street, making it easy to travel to tourist sites. I would definitely book that apartment again. Other info: safe location, ethnically/racially diverse neighborhood, clean apartment, private apartment (didn't see any occupants of the building), good kitchen, good water pressure in the shower, washing machine no dryer, blackout blinds on windows in bedroom and living room, bedroom is distant from living room resulting in privacy for sleepers in the 2 different rooms.