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
Thyme restaurant and bar, Waverley Station proximity
Historic townhouse architecture, Spacious family room options
Award-winning Elliot's restaurant, Unique two-story duplex suites
Flexible group and family layouts, Short walk to Waverley Station
On-site dining at Arthur's Food & Drink, Secure on-site parking permits
Licensed Haddington Place café, Direct airport tram access
Arthur's Seat and city views, On-site bar and restaurant
Panoramic city and sea views, Central Old Town location
Expansive two-acre rooftop garden, Bespoke concierge orientation
Calton Hill panoramic views, Rustic wood-panelled lounge bar
Calton Hill and city views, Historic Old Town identity
John's Coffee House and Tavern, Historic courthouse and jail setting
Historic Georgian townhouse charm, Calton Hill panoramic views
Historic newspaper house heritage, Boutique art deco cinema
Arthur's Seat and city views, Indoor heated swimming pool
Calton Hill city views, Scottish-inspired interior design
Marco Pierre White Steakhouse, Modern fitness studio
Arthur's Seat panoramic views, Locally sourced Scottish dining
Iconic Edinburgh Castle views, Family-friendly swimming hours
Curated city tours and tickets, Historic Cockburn Street location
Stunning city and hill views, New-generation bedroom design
Iconic Edinburgh Castle views, Compact and efficient pod concept
Individually designed luxury suites, Quiet New Town residential setting
Iconic Edinburgh Castle views, Thyme restaurant and bar
Signature brunch and craft burgers, Creative in-room entertainment
Central Old Town identity, Short walk to Edinburgh Castle
Panoramic city and landmark views, Luxury cinema experience at Everyman
Waverley Station transport links, Spacious family-friendly room layouts
Upper floor city panoramas, Spacious executive suites
Historic Georgian townhouse charm, Proximity to local entertainment
Princes Street and Castle vistas, Victorian heritage and charm
Hunter Square city views, Historic Old Town base camp
Central Rose Street location, Monochrome rainfall showers
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Nelson Monument which is set on Calton Hill in Edinburgh was built between 1807 and 1816 to commemorate Admiral Horatio Nelson who had perished in the battle of Trafalgar in 1805. It was built by Robert Burn and is a tall tower that has a commanding view of both the new and old town of Edinburgh. In 1852 a time ball weighing 762kg was added which allowed sea captains to set their chronometers for accurate navigation as the ball was dropped at 1pm Greenwich Mean Time each day. The ball was back in action in 2009 after a £250,000 restoration. The monument is open Summer: Monday 1pm to 6pm, Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 6pm. Winter: Monday to Saturday 10am to 3pm. The cost of admission is £3 (4.50 euros approx).
Nelson is a top attraction in Edinburgh, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Nelson, including popular choices like Parliament House Hotel, Apex Waterloo Place Hotel, Princes Street Suites, 21212 Paul Kitching, Roomzzz Edinburgh.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Nelson, Calton Hill, Beltane, Vue Omni Centre, New Town, all within a convenient distance from Nelson.