Now privately owned by Appin Holiday Lets, who also own the nearby 45 Queen Street Guest House. No. 53 Frederick Street Guest House and is situated on the second and third floors, of an original Georgian townhouse that dates from circa 1820, in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town. This cosy and friendly Guest House is managed by Hotel Around Town, who are experts in all things Edinburgh, who are always within reach to give helpful advice and recommendations on the best places to visit in the city. Please note: breakfast is NOT included in the room rate when booking.

No. 53 Frederick Street, Guest House Edinburgh is perfectly situated in the very heart of the city centre, providing a magnificent and unique spacious central home to explore Edinburgh, adjacent to Edinburgh's famous Princes Street & Edinburgh Castle. Please note: breakfast is NOT included in the room rate when booking.

Edinburgh's New Town is not that new. Built in the mid-to-late 18th Century, in response to overcrowding in what is now known as the Old Town, Edinburgh's New Town is a marvel of urban planning, combining elegant architecture with spacious and comfortable housing. New Town buildings are typically of a neo-classical style sometimes even with grandiose, graecian pillars outside and tall ceilings and decorative friezes and trimmings inside. The interiors of most New Town residences, have been modernised as flats and office spaces. Even the mews buildings, that once housed servants and stables, are considered desirable properties. However, the original character of the Georgian era New Town, with its cobbled roads, pillars, and sandstone block facades is preserved today thanks to building codes that stipulate even the wrought iron railings must be painted a specific colour - black. These New Town residences were built along an integrated and harmonious plan, with residences set near pleasant communal gardens and attractive views.