Osbourne Hotel is a 5-minute walk from Princes Street, Edinburgh Playhouse, National Portrait Gallery, St Andrews Bus Station and a variety of restaurants and bars to suit all budgets. Located in the heart of Edinburgh city centre, Osbourne Hotel provides good quality budget accommodation for visitors seeking easy access to many of the city's top tourist attractions. Osbourne Hotel has been refurbished and styled to ensure visitors have everything they need without having to pay over-the-top prices for good quality accommodation. For those guests looking for things to do near the Osbourne Hotel, the Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre and the new Warner Bros multi screen cinema are directly opposite providing easy and convenient access to a variety of family entertainment. If you are coming to Edinburgh for business, pleasure, a sporting event or shopping, Osbourne Hotel provides a great budget bed and breakfast.
While breakfast is served in the Osbourne Hotel, guests are encouraged to enjoy a drink, lunch or evening meal in any one of a number of nearby bars and restaurants. Without the need to maintain a restaurant or bar in the hotel, Osbourne's rates can be kept low and the standard of rooms high. The rooms are available from 14:00, and the check-out time is 11:00 on day of departure. If you arrive before 14:00 then we can store your baggage for you in our luggage store room. We do not have a car park due to our very central location but there are 2 multi-storey national car parks nearby, one behind the Osbourne and one around the corner. However, you can park outside the Osbourne on the street from 18:30 to 07:30.
Local Attractions
Edinburgh Castle
Royal Museum - This magnificent museum houses extensive international collections covering the Decorative Arts, Natural History, Science, Technology and Working Life, and Geology. Temporary exhibitions, films, lectures and concerts take place throughout the year.
Museum of Scotland - The museum is a striking new landmark in Edinburgh's historic Old Town. It houses more than 10,000 of the nation's most precious artefacts, as well as everyday objects which throw light on life in Scotland through the ages.
Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh - Established in 1670, on an area the size of a tennis court, the Garden is now over 70 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds. Spectacular features include the Rock Garden and the Chinese Hillside. The amazing glasshouses feature Britain's tallest palm house
Edinburgh Zoo - Scotland's largest wildlife attraction, set in 80 acres of leafy hillside parkland, just ten minutes from the city centre. With over 1,000 animals ranging from the tiny poison arrow frog to massive white rhinos, including many threatened species.
Hotel facilities
Parking & Transportation
Free car park
Self Parking
Concierge Services
24-Hour Front Desk
Safety Deposit Boxes
Left Luggage / Storage Facilities
Hotel Policies
Check In / Check Out
You may check in from 14:00 hours onwards.
You must check out by 11:00 hours.
Payment - We accept
Visa
Maestro
MasterCard
American Express
Diners Club
Directions
By car: From Edinburgh Airport (16 km / 10 miles): - Follow the A8 onto the A902 and proceed to its end. - Turn right onto the A90 and then back onto the A902. - Turn right into Montague Terrace, leading onto Inverleith Row and Howard Place. - Continue into Warriston Place, crossing the river, and take the 2nd left into Canonmills, then Rodney Street , then Bellevue into Broughton Street. - Keep going until you get to Picardy Place Roundabout. - Go all the way round and back into Broughton Street and take the left hand fork into York Place. From the South / M6 / M74: - Coming up to the M74 at Junction 8, take the A71 to Edinburgh. - Follow it to its end and then at Calder junction, continue straight ahead on the A71 along Gorgie Road to its end. - Go straight on through to Dalry Road and continue on this until you get to Haymarket Railway Station. - Carry on straight through and turn right onto West Maitland Street, then right again on to Torphichen Street and then right onto Dewar Place. - Turn left at the end of Dewar Place into Morrison Street and then 1st right into Lothian Road, continuing into Earl Grey Street. - At the end of Earl Grey Street take the 2nd turning at the fork (Brougham Street) which leads into Melville Drive. - Continue on Melville Drive for, then turn right into Summerville Place. - Take 2nd left into West Preston Street, 1st left into South Clerk Street- which leads into Clerk Street. - Take Nicolson Street, South Bridge Street, North Bridge Street, until you get to Princes Street. - Turn Right into Princes Street then 1st left into Leith Street. - Keep going until you reach the Picardy Place Roundabout, take the 1st left into Broughton Street and then left into York Place. Parking: - Street parking is available outside the hotel between 18:30 and 07:30 each night. Osbourne Hotel is also adjacent to several multi-storey car parks. By rail: From Waverley Train Station (900 metres): - Exit the Station onto Waverley Bridge. - Head right, until you reach Princes Street. - Turn right again and turn left at Leith Street. - Follow the curve of the road around to the left, and you will eventually find yourself on York Place, just after the roundabout.
*Directions included in email booking confirmation
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