Nicolson Apartments is 4 star hotel with 17 rooms and the facilities of Family Rooms and Rooms/Facilities for Disabled.
Nicolson Apartments has
1.70 mark for overall hotel rating at TripTake. (1.50 for Location, 1.50 for Rooms, 1.00 for Service, 1.00 for Value).
This is a pretty hotel with the rates from
109 USD.
Nicolson Apartments is one of the recommended hotels
from 100 USD to 200 USD near
National Museums of Scotland, it is also not far from
the GRV and
Greyfriar's Bobby Statue.
Nicolson Apartments details:
These stylish apartments are 900 metres from Edinburgh Waverley Rail Station and the city centre. Each modern apartment has cable TV, a DVD player and a washing machine and dishwasher.
The Nicolson Apartments are in the centre of Edinburgh's Old Town, 700 metres from the Royal Mile. Edinburgh Castle and the shops of Princes Street are less than a mile (1.6 km) away.
The large apartments have living/seating areas, modern bathrooms and kitchen areas. Crockery and cutlery are supplied and cots and high chairs are available on request.
Bed linen and soft, fluffy towels are provided.
Welcome to Nicolson Apartments in Edinburgh offering 4-star Visit Scotland accredited apartments. These luxury city centre apartments are professionally designed, furnished and equipped to a very high standard to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay.
Each apartment has been recently refurbished to an excellent interior design scheme and each includes all modern facilities.
Nicolson apartments are spacious and private, creating a comfortable ambiance for all occasions. In the heart of the old town and only a short stroll away from Princes Street, the apartments are an ideal choice for both business and leisure guests.
Location
The apartments are a short walk from the Royal Mile, with Edinburgh Castle at one end and Holyrood Palace at the other end. Princes Street is also close by, the city's shopping hub, that also offers galleries and museums to explore, including the National Gallery of Scotland which houses art from Renaissance to Post-impressionist periods. Wander through Princes Street gardens, and visit the various surrounding bars and restaurants.