Discover Edinburgh
Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland, a World Heritage city built around a castle on an extinct volcano and the medieval Old Town. The city combines this historic centre with significant tram, transport and financial district development, and Leith, Haymarket and Morningside are among its varied neighbourhoods. People need to be in Edinburgh for work on city centre developments and across the Lothians. Edinburgh Waverley sits at the centre of the rail and tram network, the tram runs directly to the airport in around thirty five minutes, and the city bypass and motorways reach the rest of Scotland. The area offers a good range of shops, restaurants and everyday services close to where people are working. Whichever part of the area you need, WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Edinburgh with one point of contact.
Transport
Edinburgh Waverley: Main station with services across Scotland and to London.
Haymarket station: Station on the west side of the city centre.
Edinburgh Trams: Tram line from the city centre to Edinburgh Airport.
Edinburgh Airport: International airport west of the city.
A720 City Bypass: Ring road linking the M8, M9 and A1 around the south of the city.
Edinburgh: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Edinburgh Castle: Fortress on Castle Rock above the city.
Royal Mile: Historic street running from the castle to Holyrood.
Palace of Holyroodhouse: Royal residence at the foot of the Royal Mile.
Arthur's Seat: Extinct volcano and hill in Holyrood Park.
Princes Street Gardens: Gardens between the Old and New Towns.
National Museum of Scotland: Large museum on Chambers Street.

Frequently Asked Questions
Where in Edinburgh can I stay?
Options are sourced across Edinburgh and nearby, such as the city centre, Leith, Haymarket, Morningside and Portobello. We match the location to where you are working and how you plan to travel, so the area suits your day.
How easy is it to get around Edinburgh?
Edinburgh Waverley sits at the centre of the rail and tram network, with the tram running directly to the airport in around thirty five minutes. We can prioritise properties near the route you rely on most.
How long can I stay in Edinburgh?
Stays can run from a few nights to several months. If you need longer, extensions are usually arranged subject to availability, so just let the team know early.
What is there to see near Edinburgh?
Edinburgh is known for Edinburgh Castle, Royal Mile and Palace of Holyroodhouse. Arthur's Seat and Princes Street Gardens are also close by, so there is plenty to see around your base.
How do I get started with a stay in Edinburgh?
Send a requirement with your dates and the area you need. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options for Edinburgh, and can adjust the shortlist if your needs change.


