Fountain Court Apartments Harris Edinburgh

General Information

There are six two-bedroom rooms at Harris and a dozen one-bedroom rooms. They vary only in size all of recent suites have the same impeccable amenities and understated sense of fashion. Every self-catering room is open plan with a top quality kitchen that consists of a full variety of appliances and a choice of delicious crockery and glassware. Bathrooms are similarly trendy. Harris self-catering suites are spruce, large and ideally located in central Edinburgh. Breakfast starter packs are obtainable to order prior to arrival costing five for a person in a day. Please contact the suites to produce arrangements. Parking zone is available at the surrounding Grove property and is based on 1st come 1st cater. Car park cannot be reserved. Car parking charges are 8GBP per day
There is no reception desk situated at the suites. Check in must take spot at 123 Grove Street, Edinburgh.

Important Information - All clients are required to give a credible credit or debit card upon arrival to be used as a promise such as telephone calls and any damages. Photographic identification must also be provided which matches the name on the card. In the event that a visitor does not have a credit or debit card then a 50GBP cash deposit shall be required this will be returned upon check out once the suite features been inspected.

Location Information

Harris suites are located in a tranquil one-way st in the West End of Edinburgh, just along from the town's major work and pecuniary center at The Exchange. So whether you are in city on work, you will find Harris is wholly positioned (Edinburgh International Conference Centre is extremely close-by too). No doubt, whether you are here for joy, well the entire town is laid out before you. A short amble from your suites facade door will find you in the shopping heavens of Princes Street and George Street - at the end of which you will find the world prominent Jenners and Harvey Nichols. Whether you favour the quieter side of life, then a walk via the idyllic Georgian architecture of the West End and the New Town will lead you to the quiet footpath by the Water of Leith, the quirky area of Stockbridge and Edinburgh's totally picturesque Royal Botanical Garden.