The Snug is a cute and charming little flat just steps from the Grassmarket area of Edinburgh. It is in a great spot. There are loads of shops and restaurants just 1-2 minutes away. Once you get to the Grassmarket there are great views of Edinburgh Castle (though to actually get up there and to the Royal Mile you have to go up a number of steep steps). I thought the Snug was actually a bit bigger than I expected. I'd enjoyed staying in it and thought it was very comfortable and a good value. Ashlie and Grant have done a lot with the space and it is obvious they tried to make it as efficient as possible. They left sweet little treats on the table which I thought was a lovely touch. There are also great resources for things to do around town. Now for some of the not so nice parts: Even though the flat is the first in the building you have to go up probably 10-15 steps. Not a big deal if you packed lightly but if you are like me and you are carrying 50-60 pounds in luggage it is a challenge. The flat is in a big apartment building, so people are constantly in the main stair area coming and going. The doors aren't very good at keeping the sound out and you can hear everything. It really is extremely loud at times. The shower curtain in the bathroom is really flimsy and comes off the bar constantly. It can get pretty annoying. Not sure if this is a big deal for everyone or just me, but when you leave you have to drop off a £10 cleaning fee -- not a big deal, though I don't know why it's not included in the Airbnb rate -- but then you are asked to take out your own rubbish. I just find this really odd. I've never seen that request before, and to be honest I think it's kind of ridiculous. And just the juxtaposition of the request -- asking for the cleaning fee but then asking renters to take out their own garbage -- is really bizarre. Definitely not something I want to do when I'm trying to check out fast and catch a train. The WiFi situation also rubbed me the wrong way. Apparently because the building is historic it isn't possible for tenants to run normal WiFi, so Grant and Ashlie pay for a monthly WiFi router with 10 GB on it. You are asked not to leave it on when not in use because if it runs out there is no way for more data to be put on. While I didn't run out of data, I could easily see some poor renter arrive at the flat and have no data at all. For people who travel in Europe without phone packages and rely on data at our lodgings, this is a big deal. Additionally, it sucks that we can't use...