Avoid this place. It is beyond dirty. A shame as it could be a lovely property, good location classic Edinburgh Georgian New Town architecture, but ........the wc has a slow leaky cistern that someone (the handyman?) has simply smeared all down the connecting pipe with plumbers mastic - in the hope that it might stop the leak, insteads of actually getting in a plumber to fix it properly.
It has an old chipped and warped toilet seat that someone thought could be 'made good' with a splodge of white paint, the bathroom light is broken (the handyman who come round for all of 3 minutes, a friendly guy unimpressed with either the property managers or cleaners, told me the management company - we will get on to them later - were told 5 or 6 weeks previously about the light fixture and that a proper electrician was required who they hadn't bothered to get in to repair it), the shower head was held up with gaffer tape for our stay (he did do that, just that, on his visit so I guess we should feel fortunate we didn't have to hold the shower head the whole time over our delighful Edinburgh Christmas break..the shower rod etc being broken too), the extractor fan in the wall is thick and literally hairy with dust never been cleaned in years - note to cleaner just put your vacuum nozzle up there... In the rest of the flat there is a delightful dirty stained (everywhere) carpet to peruse along with a large baby's crib just plonked in the middle of the living room - classy. The kitchen although well equipped is really quite filthy if you look too closely, broken fixtures inside fridge, missing panels on the cabinets with blobs of mastic where they once were... an extractor over the hob that looks like it has never been cleaned, the filters are brown with grease and the controls thick and sticky with it. We wrote our names in the dirt on the top of it just for some dumb comic relief. The back door to the charming garden (according to the welcome book) was immovable and had obviously been so since whoever dumped 2 bags of festering rubbish just the other side in front of the danger 'keep out' tape and the (overgrown doesn’t even cover it) back garden. Not that you could see much - the windows at the back are absolutely filthy - the main bedroom ones quite terrifyingly so - I don't know how they could get so dirty.
And now to the management airsorted uk (in Dublin), they have no clue, it's not even the fault of the poor operatives, they're not even in the same country. It's just a number and highlights the huge problem with airbnb...better stick to the by owners place if you ask me, at least the owners usually care. Every message was replied to by someone different on 'Miles team', the questions repeated, the request for info repeated, the generic responses repeated, ad nauseam. Someone different was still messaging days after leaving telling me they would be looking into it and would get someone out as soon as possible - I told him I no longer cared thank goodness.
The pictures I sent (yes I have pictures of everything I write about here and more...) were 'lost' in the mix, re sent, finally retreived. And you know what ? I got a £30 refund on my cleaning fee which is frankly laughable but also insulting not even an apology or a personal message of any kind from anyone.
Anyway until a host of maintenance issues are taken care of and a thorough deep clean takes place - that carpets needs a deep steam clean at the very least if not ripping out - I can only advise you to look elsewhere, it's not even although a bunch of you could rent it for a party - it's against the rules and there's only sleeping for 2 adults (I can't imagine what the sofa bed would be like to sleep on, it's like sitting in a giant marshmallow, the bunk beds in the spare room as someone else here has already commented are dangerouly rickety - luckily we weren't in need of them).
It’s a shame, but there it is my experience of "Traditional Georgian flat in New Town" Edinburgh.