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Aug 15th 10 Posted by Samantha Knoxx in Blogging

Make Your Luxury Experience At Edinburgh

Edinburgh is an incredible UK city divided in two parts- the old town which is stretches back to medieval times and includes the Royal Mile and Edinburgh Castle and the new town the other side of Princes Street which itself is up to 300 years old. You are most welcomed by a city center Edinburgh hotel then you can walk to most of the major sites.

Staying two nights in the city as you can see most of the best of Edinburgh within that time. Chose to stay near Princes Street or near the Royal Mile and although you can find cheap Edinburgh hotels a little further out, you will have to pay for taxis and bus fares. The best places to visit are Edinburgh Castle, to walk the Royal Mile, take a bus sightseeing tour and amble around the Royal Gardens. There is also a cheeky walking pub crawl which is best part of it.

For shopping Princes Street has most high street names and and the Grassmarket is a popular area of pubs and nightlife. If you are out of your work, then visit mid-week as availability and prices of hotels are at their most competitive Sunday to Thursday. While the Edinburgh Festival and the Tattoo are the highlights of the year you will find hotels in Edinburgh almost impossible to get or you will get at very high prices. If you are traveling as a party of three or four people only a few hotels that are able to accommodate with a few triple or quad rooms and this will limit your choice. Its not impossible but requires more searching.

Most Edinburgh hotels are well architect-ed and new purpose built hotels are in the main the exception rather than the rule. Its very challenging to find a well priced three star hotel in Edinburgh that is central and well priced standard hotel. Do a general search on the internet for Edinburgh hotels and find a good reputable site. Before booking cross check using an independent review site as its always worthwhile finding out how past customers rate their hotel stay.

Hotels in Edinburgh are generally slightly more expensive than other UK cities as it is a popular city with relatively fixed stock of hotels. You can expect to pay higher prices than in London. As always you can hunt for the best prices by looking mid-week and in the off-peak November-February except for the New Year. Its our advice while booking for a hotel in Edinburgh is to look for broad based hotel sites, with reviews or recommendations and somewhere there are no extra administration charges and the like.

You can get 40% off a hotel, that is what we call Cheap Hotel Rates, it’s easy just visit Chris Linch’s homeshophotels.com.