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132 Corstorphine Road Costorphine (0.2 km from Edinburgh Zoo)
This hotel is next to Edinburgh Zoo close to Murrayfield Stadium and 4 miles from Edinburgh International Airport. It offers a pool gym free parking and a restaurant.
Cruickshank Gardens Edinburgh Eh12 (0.3 km from Edinburgh Zoo)
Offering free WiFi and city views The Cruickshank Residence provides accommodation situated in Edinburgh just 500 metres from Edinburgh Zoo. This apartment is 6 km from Royal Mile and 6 km from The Real Mary King's Close.
98 St Johns Road (0.8 km from Edinburgh Zoo)
Featuring a bar The White Lady Wetherspoon is located in Edinburgh in the Lothian region 1.1 km from Edinburgh Zoo and 3.7 km from Murrayfield Stadium.
92 Corstorphine Road (0.9 km from Edinburgh Zoo)
Offering a restaurant and a bar Twin Lions Hotel also has free WiFi access and free on-site parking. Located in city of Edinburgh the property is 4 minutes' drive from Murrayfield Rugby Stadium and a minute's drive from Edinburgh Zoo.
188 St John's Rd (1.3 km from Edinburgh Zoo)
A charming stone-built Victorian villa dating back to the 1880s Corstorphine Lodge Hotel is located on the A8 which links Edinburgh Airport to the city centre. Guests can enjoy free WiFi in all rooms.
89 Corstorphine Road (1.4 km from Edinburgh Zoo)
Less than 2 miles from Edinburgh’s centre this small guest house is 5 minutes’ walk from Murrayfield Stadium. It has free parking and free Wi-Fi in most rooms and at reception.
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About Hotels in Edinburgh Zoo!
Edinburgh Zoo is a zoological park in Edinburgh, Scotland. The zoo is located within the Corstorphine Hill area of the city and is home to over 1,000 animals of over 140 species. It was originally opened in 1913 and has since become one of the UK's most visited tourist attractions. Some of the more popular animals include penguins, pandas, koalas, tigers, lions, monkeys, meerkats and lemurs.
The zoo also offers a range of educational activities such as talks and animal enrichment sessions where visitors can explore different habitats and find out more about the animals that inhabit them. There are also special events throughout the year including interactive workshops and family fun days. The zoo is open all year round with different opening times depending on the season; it usually opens from 10am to 4pm (or 5pm during summer).
As well as being a place for fun and education for visitors, Edinburgh Zoo works hard to support local conservation projects and international wildlife research programmes designed to help protect endangered species around the world. It also has a large conservation centre where some endangered species are bred in captivity so they can be released back into their natural habitats when appropriate.