Travelodge Edinburgh Central Waterloo Place
2 StarsPrinces Street panoramic views, Historic stone-built facade
Princes Street panoramic views, Historic stone-built facade
Michelin-standard dining at Number One, Bespoke Tartan Butler Clan tours
On-site dining at Arthur's Food & Drink, Secure on-site parking permits
Thyme restaurant and bar, Waverley Station proximity
Flexible group and family layouts, Short walk to Waverley Station
Historic townhouse architecture, Spacious family room options
Arthur's Seat and city views, On-site bar and restaurant
Licensed Haddington Place café, Direct airport tram access
Arthur's Seat panoramic views, Locally sourced Scottish dining
Calton Hill and city views, Historic Old Town identity
John's Coffee House and Tavern, Historic courthouse and jail setting
Award-winning Elliot's restaurant, Unique two-story duplex suites
Panoramic city and sea views, Central Old Town location
Calton Hill panoramic views, Rustic wood-panelled lounge bar
Historic newspaper house heritage, Boutique art deco cinema
Expansive two-acre rooftop garden, Bespoke concierge orientation
Historic Georgian townhouse setting, Family-friendly accommodation options
Historic Georgian townhouse charm, Calton Hill panoramic views
Secure city center parking, Modernized executive studios
Arti & Alba Restaurant, Heated indoor swimming pool
Arthur's Seat and city views, Indoor heated swimming pool
Iconic Edinburgh Castle views, Family-friendly swimming hours
Calton Hill city views, Scottish-inspired interior design
Central Old Town identity, Short walk to Edinburgh Castle
Individually designed luxury suites, Quiet New Town residential setting
Fogg's restaurant and bar, Secluded outdoor courtyard
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Modern fitness studio
Curated city tours and tickets, Historic Cockburn Street location
On-site fitness studio, Old Town landmark proximity
Views of Arthur's Seat or River Forth, Historic Georgian architecture
Signature brunch and craft burgers, Creative in-room entertainment
Iconic Edinburgh Castle views, Compact and efficient pod concept
Stunning city and hill views, New-generation bedroom design
Hunter Square city views, Historic Old Town base camp
Waverley Station transport links, Spacious family-friendly room layouts
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Officially opened in October 2004 by Queen Elizabeth, this building designed by Enric Miralles is now the home of the Scottish Parliament. The main materials (steel, oak, concrete, glass and granite) used in its construction are meant to reflect the landscapes and history of Scotland. The roof of the debating chamber in particular takes the form of a boat. The building won a number of architectural awards and is free to visit, although a paid guided tour is available at a cost of £5.00. When the Parliament is in session, visiting times are 9 am to 7 pm, and at other times 10 am to 6 pm from April to October and 10 am to 4 pm from November to March.
Holyrood Scottish Parliament Building is a top attraction in Edinburgh, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Holyrood Scottish Parliament Building, Our Dynamic Earth, The Palace of Holyroodhouse, Holyrood, The Canongate, all within a convenient distance from Holyrood Scottish Parliament Building.