I was here with a friend for one night a couple of weeks ago. I can't say enough about how much we both enjoyed our stay. My only regret was that we had such a short time there. One night was all we could fit in. We arrived in Edinburgh around lunch time Saturday. We were driving, so sat nav took us to the door. It would be just as easy to find on foot though, and is around 15 minutes walk from Princes Street, so is easy walking distance from the rail and bus networks. We were greeted by Eddie. She's Brett's mother, and an amazing host. She's a Thai lady in her 60's (I think). She couldn't have made us feel more welcome. We were settled in with drinks and biscuits, and given a bit of an orientation of the local area and recommendations for restaurants nearby. If you like sushi, then you must go to Miso & Sushi on Haymarket Terrace. It's 5 minutes walk from the flat. It's not glamorous, but the food was amazing. Eddie checked our breakfast preferences, and there was so much choice. We opted for a traditional Thai breakfast, and we'd certainly recommend giving it a go if you want something different. A full Scottish breakfast is on offer as well if you're more of a traditionalist. The room is small, but adequate with an ensuite bathroom, so you have plenty of privacy if you want it. The whole flat is immaculately clean. If you stay, you'd be wise to pencil in some time to stay in the flat and chat to Eddie. She's such an interesting person, with a lot of tales to tell, and would be overjoyed to share your company. Brett conducts the booking arrangements, but lives away, so will give you his and Eddie's mobile number. We'd definitely stay there again, and would recommend this place to anyone. The room is in Eddie's home, so Eddie will be around. If you're wanting more privacy, then a more traditional B&B or hotel would be better, but Airbnb is mainly accommodation offered in peoples' own homes though, so many places here will be that situation. It was a pleasure to have Eddie around.