Youth Hostel in Edinburgh
Travel Tips for Edinburgh Central SYHA (Page 3/5)
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10 Jun 2011 Julia, USA:
The stand near St. James that sells local meat. Nice place to grab a great take-out lunch. |
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14 Jun 2011 Viviane, Brazil:
There are plenty of options on OMNI Shopping Centre |
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14 Jun 2011 Viviane, Brazil:
Edinburgh Castle Scott Monument Our mother Earth (wondeful!!!) |
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23 Jun 2011 Charles, Scotland:
the world's your oyster. Hillwalking in the Trossachs is great fun.Also mountain biking. Glasgow is also very interesting, with lots of history, art and museums and great shopping facilities. |
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26 May 2011 Olena, Canada:
Kitchen was a money saver! Had everything I needed to make myself dinner. |
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21 May 2011 Marly, Canada:
The Castle and street The Castle and narrow street before it. |
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13 Apr 2011 Debra J, USA:
EAT AT AL LOCAL SHOP...Bites -- just across the street for breakfast or lunch is good! As much as I appreciate that the hostel has food nearly 24/7 -- it is pricey, and they have opened it to everyone, not just hostelers -- it is cutting into the local economy...hurting the locals in the process. |
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13 Apr 2011 Debra J, USA:
First, get on one of the hop on/off tour buses to get an overview of the city. Decide what you really like. Otherwise, Camera Obscura, Whiskey Experience (tour & tasting) -- across the street from each other; hiking: go up to Arthur's Seat (at bottom of Royal Mile); or just wander off the beaten path into the "private sector" to see how the real people live... |
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13 Apr 2011 Debra J, USA:
Galway! A must. (From Dublin) did a two-tour (sandwiched by one night) trip to Galway, courtesy of Dublin Tour Bus company & Galway Tours for 75 euro--*included* the overnite stay! Beautiful tours of Connemara area & Cliffs of Moher with exceptional tour guides. |
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25 Mar 2011 Courtney, USA:
Make a visit to Scottish Parliament and climb Arthur's Seat. |
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| HI Hostel Edinburgh Central SYHAEdinburgh Central hostel is located in the city centre in the heart of Scotland’s capital, the famous Princes Street, Edinburgh castle, the Royal Mile and Old Town are a stones throw away. Entertainment, bars, restaurants and cafés are all within easy reach or why not enjoy a relaxing drink in our very own bar! The Edinburgh Youth Hostel is open all year round and can easily accommodate groups, families and individuals. All rooms are en-suite, spacious and furnished to the highest standard. Family and private rooms are available. Full dining, bistro and self-catering facilities are available giving you plenty of choice to suit your budget. WiFi is available throughout the building and also on the 6 internet stations in the reception lounge area. A variety of rooms are available, from singles to 8 bedded dormitories, all en-suite. Premium rooms have Freeview TV, DVD, tea and coffee making facilities and complimentary towels. The hostel also has 3 bedrooms with specific additional disabled facilities. There are excellent conference facilities for films, games, dances and meetings. | more...... |