Could not fault this place! Even nicer in real life than in the photos - tastefully decorated and making ingenious use of the many quirks of a period property. TV is in the mahogany cabinet which is definitely in line with the refined theme of the place! Nice little touches like cool pot-plants in the window, and curtain tie-backs with tassels.
Kitchen was well supplied for coffee lovers: two moka pots, a cafetière and a supply of ground coffee! Plus oven, microwave, 4 ring hob and assortment of pots and pans and kitchen knives etc.
Heating was very effective (important on cold evenings!). Shower water pressure, as has been remarked on in a previous review, is excellent.
Location perfect for all the sights of Edinburgh - everything walkable albeit some hills involved. It’s on a quiet residential street, with some very smart “village” shops (Stockbridge) just two streets away.
Beware: steep stone steps down to the entrance. If your mobility is limited you might struggle a bit. There are also a couple of steps internal to the property (a step down from kitchen into main room) which I guess might be a problem if you can’t see your feet (eg if heavily pregnant or vision impaired). But once you get used to where the step is, it just adds to the charm of the place!