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1 Nether Bakehouse (0.1 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
Just off Edinburgh’s Royal Mile in the city centre Holyrood Aparthotel features studio and 2-bedroom apartments as well as an on-site gym. Each spacious lounge features a large-screen LCD TV stereo and DVD player.
65 Parkgate Holyrood Road (0.1 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
Offering free WiFi and free private parking The Rock View Apartment Edinburgh Old Town 2-Bedroom Terrace Lift Parking is set in Edinburgh just less than 1 km from National Museum of Scotland. The property is 1.
81 Holyrood Rd (0.1 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
Just metres from Holyrood Park Macdonald Holyrood Hotel features an award-winning restaurant and spa. With Edinburgh Castle just a mile away guests have free WiFi access and large rooms.
9 Viewcraig Street (0.1 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
Featuring garden views Holyrood Central Apartment offers accommodation with a balcony and a kettle around 1.6 km from National Museum of Scotland. It has city views and free WiFi throughout the property.
Flat 6 89 Holyrood Road (0.1 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
379 Park Apartments is set in the Old Town district of Edinburgh 1.4 km from University of Edinburgh 1.5 km from Camera Obscura and World of Illusions and 1.5 km from Royal Mile.
7 Gentle's Entry (0.1 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
Featuring views over Edinburgh’s Arthur’s Seat the Alba Apartments- Gentle's Entry offers self-catering accommodation with free WiFi and free onsite parking. The historic Royal Mile is just 1 minutes’ walk away.
Canongate (0.2 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
Spacious and historic 2 bed flat on Royal Mile is situated in the Old Town district of Edinburgh 600 metres from The Real Mary King's Close 700 metres from Edinburgh Playhouse and 700 metres from National Museum of Scotland.
1 Viewcraig Gardens (0.2 km from Palace of Holyroodhouse)
In the Pleasance district of Edinburgh close to National Museum of Scotland Holyrood Skyline Apartment has a terrace free WiFi and a washing machine. With garden views this accommodation offers a balcony.
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The Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh, Scotland is the official residence of Her Majesty The Queen when she visits Scotland. It is located at the end of the Royal Mile and dates back to the 16th century, with a very rich history steeped in culture and tradition. It was originally founded as an abbey by King David I in 1128 and has served as a royal palace for more than 500 years. It is also renowned for its grand architecture, beautiful gardens, and priceless works of art.
The Palace consists of two main buildings - the Old Palace and the New Palace - both of which attract thousands of visitors each year from all over the world. The Old Palace contains many historic rooms such as Mary Queen of Scots' bed chamber, while The New Palace boasts state apartments which are used by members of the Royal family when they visit Scotland.
Visitors can explore various parts of the palace including the iconic and majestic Great Gallery, as well as St Margaret’s Chapel – which is the oldest building in Edinburgh's Royal Mile – along with other important historical artifacts such as armor, furnishings and fine artworks. At certain times throughout the year visitors are able to tour around some areas that normally remain off-limits including Queen Mary’s chambers. In addition to this, guided tours can be taken through the gardens with their magnificent views across Arthur’s Seat.
Holyrood Abbey is also an important part of The Palace complex; founded by King David I it has undergone many transformations throughout its centuries-long history but still stands today with its wonderful architecture intact - offering visitors an insight into traditional Scottish culture during their visit to Scotland’s capital city.