Fountain Court Apartments

Fully serviced West End hideaways

Fountain Court Apartments combine home comforts with hotel luxury, meaning you can explore Scotland’s capital from a lovely base. The Stewart Apartments are in a Sandstone Terrace in the West End, handy for central Edinburgh attractions, plus the boutiques, bars and restaurants of George Street. This means that you can spend your day strolling to various sightseeing spots, then relax in a stylish, modern space by night.

Home comforts, hotel luxury

Your one bedroom Fountain Court apartment will be equipped with everything you need for a relaxing and entertaining stay. After being greeted by staff at the 24-hour reception desk, you will step into a stylish, contemporary apartment decorated in neutral tones, complete with a fully fitted kitchen and lounge. Luxury touches will include a Blu-ray and DVD player, an LCD TV with satellite and Freeview, and pampering toiletries. High-speed Wi-Fi is also available, meaning you can sit back and stream a film in the evening. Other features include fresh flowers, a washer-dryer, an in-room safe and a lift to all floors. Fresh linen and towels are also provided, as well as laundry and dry cleaning services. If you have a car, you can take advantage of the secure underground car parking for £15 a night.

Continental breakfast

Stewart Apartments doesn’t have a restaurant on site, but there are plenty of dining spots to try out nearby. Also, you can order a continental breakfast pack, perfect for fuelling a day of sightseeing. If you fancy a romantic evening in, then you can order a bottle of wine from reception.

Out & About

Edinburgh is a city of natural beauty spots, historic wonders and year-round cultural attractions, including a dizzying range of festivals. Best of all, you can tour all of the main highlights by foot, from the Medieval Old Town to the Georgian New Town. After taking in the essential sights of Edinburgh Castle, Arthur’s Seat and Holyrood Palace, you could go shopping on Princes Street or explore tucked away speciality stores.

Following that, your dining options are endless, from quirky bistros to ethnic cuisine to a cluster of Michelin starred restaurants. It’s also worth heading to a show at one of the many theatres, such as the Edinburgh Playhouse or the Traverse. The Scottish Whisky Experience is the perfect excuse to enjoy a tipple or two, all in the name of national heritage.