 The Wayfarer is a Georgian town house in one of Edinburgh's most desirable, city centre locations. Built in 1860, it is one in a row of Georgian and Victorian Guest Houses amongst parks and gardens.
In May 1999, after closing for extensive restorations, The Wayfarer opened with the aim of establishing an outstanding Guest House. The product and service now recreated into accommodation, ready to meet the demands of today's lifestyle. The Wayfarer has twelve fully en-suite bedrooms on three levels, ground floor, first floor and top floor. The bedrooms are individually designed for a colourful outlook. This soon becomes a mere visual aid when you discover the attraction is the comfort they provide that allows you to unwind. However, above all else, the rooms benefit from effective daily and weekly cleaning schedules, which keep the bedrooms feeling fresh every day, and is essential to our success. At breakfasts time enjoy the plentiful selection of hot and cold food prepared and displayed with care and attention. The radio is on, the candles lit and the morning papers are rustling, so relax it's all included in your room rate. Looking forward to seeing you.
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