An Edinburgh New Town apartment for families and groups, on Frederick Street
Listed on Airbnb as “3 Bed Central New Town Flat”
Entire apartment in New Town (Frederick Street), Edinburgh
- Sleeps 6
- 3 bedrooms
- 4 beds
- 2 bathrooms
Hosted by Greg Superhost
Highlights
Top 5% of homes
Highly ranked based on ratings, reviews and reliability.
Self check-in
Check yourself in with the lockbox.
Vibrant neighbourhood
Walkable with lots to explore, especially for dining out.
About this space
Welcome to our cozy retreat on Frederick Street, right in the heart of Edinburgh! This charming apartment offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern comfort. Enjoy a spacious living area, a fully equipped kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms. Just steps away from iconic landmarks, shops, and restaurants, you'll have the best of Edinburgh at your doorstep. Ideal for couples, group travellers, and business visitors.
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 double bed
Bedroom 2
1 double bed
Bedroom 3
2 single beds
What this place offers
- Kitchen
- Wifi
- Dedicated workspace
- TV
- Washing machine
Good to know
- Third floor with no lift.
- House rules, check-in times and prices are shown on Airbnb when you choose your dates.
Rating and review count are from Airbnb, as of 7 October 2026.
Edinburgh
New Town
Georgian grandeur, with dinner on the doorstep.
Frederick Street runs through the middle of the New Town: the grid of broad streets, squares and private gardens laid out from the late 18th century. With the Old Town, it makes up the city's UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This is the part of Edinburgh people come back to for eating out. George Street and its side streets are full of restaurants, cocktail bars and cafés, Princes Street and its gardens are at the foot of the hill, and the Old Town is a short walk across the valley.
- Frederick Street
- George Street
- Princes Street Gardens
Our local recommendations
Our pick of things to see, top-rated restaurants and the best bars near New Town.
See & do
- Scottish National Gallery(map, opens in a new tab)
Free entry to Scotland's national collection, from Raphael to Raeburn, on the Mound.
- Princes Street Gardens and the Scott Monument(map, opens in a new tab)
At the foot of Frederick Street, with the Castle rising above.
- The Georgian House(map, opens in a new tab)
A restored 18th-century townhouse on Charlotte Square showing how the New Town's first residents lived.
- Dean Village and the Water of Leith(map, opens in a new tab)
A storybook old mill village tucked below the West End, with a riverside walk.
Where to eat
- Noto(map, opens in a new tab)
Small plates with New York and Asian influences on cobbled Thistle Street. Holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand.
- Fishers in the City(map, opens in a new tab)
A cosy seafood bistro on Thistle Street: oysters, scallops and the day's Scottish catch.
- Aizle(map, opens in a new tab)
A seasonal surprise tasting menu from chef Stuart Ralston, at the Kimpton on Charlotte Square. Special occasions.
Where to drink
- Panda & Sons(map, opens in a new tab)
A speakeasy behind a barbershop front on Queen Street. Named Best Bar in Scotland at the 2026 CLASS Bar Awards.
- Bramble(map, opens in a new tab)
A candlelit basement cocktail bar on Queen Street, a fixture on the world's best-bars lists for years.
- The Lucky Liquor Co.(map, opens in a new tab)
Thirteen spirits, thirteen cocktails, and a menu that changes every thirteen weeks.
- The Oxford Bar(map, opens in a new tab)
A tiny traditional pub off Charlotte Square, and Inspector Rebus's local in Ian Rankin's novels.
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