Antler Guest House is an elegant boutique styled guesthouse in the heart of Edinburgh. Beautifully designed rooms offer modern en-suite facilities, flat screen TV, a hospitality tray with teas, coffee and nibbles, Scottish soaps, a seating area and free wifi. Our emphasis is on high standards of service combined with an friendly atmosphere and of course a Scottish sense of humour! Every care has been taken to ensure our uniquely designed rooms offer you the very best of comfort & relaxation.

Antler Guest House is an elegant boutique styled guesthouse in the heart of the Edinburgh. Following an extensive interior design programme, great care has been taken to retain the ornate period features of the the original Victorian architecture, whilst creating entirely new en-suite shower rooms with contemporary furnishings including drench showers. Each spacious room enjoys a palette of colours from the bespoke Farrow & Ball range; the walls are also complimented by a range of original artworks by local artists. A combination of antique and modern furnishings fill the space, crisp white linen sits alongside luxe throws of Scottish woven plaid, appliqué, ikat and stripe. Dimmable light fittings in chrome, crystal, black iron or oversized contemporary shade add atmosphere to every room. A changeling - the house is light, bright and airy during the day, then warm and atmospheric come evening. The beautifully designed guest rooms offer en-suite facilities, flat screen televisions, a hospitality tray with teas, coffee and nibbles, adjustable central heating, hairdryers, complimentary Scottish fine toiletries, a seating area and free wifi. Antler house is centrally ...

Antler Guest House is centrally located, equidistant from the city centre attractions and the vibrant shore area. Princess Street can easily be reached by foot or alternatively by the bus which is available just across the street; if coming by car free parking is available on Pilrig Street. Nearby you will find the Botanics, the Edinburgh Playhouse theatre, the National Portrait Gallery, St James Centre and Multrees walk, which leads out to all the main attractions overlooked by Edinburgh Castle