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Celebrate and Unwind

Welcome to 28 York Place, a beautifully restored Georgian Townhouse in the heart of Edinburgh’s New Town. Combining historic character with contemporary comfort, we offer versatile event spaces, boutique accommodation, and personalised service in an elegant city-centre setting. Whether you’re planning a special celebration, hosting a meeting, or exploring the capital, you’ll find warm hospitality and Edinburgh’s top attractions right on your doorstep.

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How to Find Us


TRAIN
Edinburgh Waverley – 0.4 miles from 28 York Place. Edinburgh’s main railway station is a short 10 minute walk.

Haymarket Station- 1.5 miles from 28 York Place. Hop on the tram from Haymarket or get a taxi to bring you to York Place.

TRAM
28 York Place is directly between 2 tram stops. Hop off at St Andrews Square, 0.2 mile, or Picardy Place, 0.2 mile, and then enjoy a 5 minute stroll along York Place.
Edinburgh Trams


CAR
The nearest parking facility is located at the St James Quarter, 0.1 mile (2 minutes).

AIRPORT
Edinburgh Airport – 8.2 miles. It is around a 40 minute journey from Edinburgh Airport and can be done via tram, bus or taxi.

BUS
Edinburgh Bus Station – 0.1 mile (2 minutes). Linking Edinburgh to the rest of Scotland and the UK.

Lothian Buses serves Edinburgh and its surrounding areas with 50+ routes. The Airlink route runs 24/7 between Edinburgh Airport and the city centre. Use their journey planner to find the closest route.
Lothian Buses

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