Student Accommodation in Edinburgh City Centre, Edinburgh

Edinburgh's city centre is divided into two parts by the green space of Princes Street Park, which was converted from marshland in 1816. The southern part of Princes Street Park is the 'Old Town', built in 1329 and occupied by the world-famous Castle, the 'Edinburgh Castle' on Castle Hill, first built in the 6th century, with its ancient buildings and surrounding cobbled canals, perfectly representing Scotland's past glories; To the north is the 'New Town', approved by the city council in 1767 and built in the Georgian style.

From the hustle and bustle of the Royal Mile to the urban oasis or nearby beaches, Edinburgh's city centre is full of exciting experiences. Princes Street is a major shopping thoroughfare featuring high-street brands, while George Street and Multrees Walk offer luxury boutiques. The Grassmarket and Victoria Street are the main shopping centres in Edinburgh. Grassmarket and Victoria Street are known for unique and independent shops. The city centre boasts a diverse culinary scene, with everything from traditional Scottish fare to international cuisine. Popular nightlife spots include lively pubs, chic bars, and renowned venues like The Jazz Bar and The Queen's Hall. The Queen's Hall. Student accommodation in Edinburgh's city centre is also a popular choice for many students, with the prestigious University of Edinburgh located here and close to Edinburgh Napier University, Edinburgh College of Art, and Queen Margaret University.

Edinburgh City Centre accommodation is famous among students due to its convenient location and bustling lifestyle. Flats to rent in Edinburgh City Centre are conveniently located near the University of Edinburgh, Princes Street, Carlton Hill and other iconic attractions and business districts. We offer a wide range of student accommodation in Edinburgh city centre to suit different preferences, from luxury student flats to cheap shared accommodation. Our Edinburgh City Centre accommodation is fully furnished, well-equipped and close to the University, making it the perfect choice for student accommodation. Here are some of the best student accommodation in Edinburgh City Centre.

• Portsburgh Court, Edinburgh
• Vita Student Fountainbridge
• New Park
• Vita Student Iona Street
• iQ Elliott House
• Huxley Studios
• Student Castle Edinburgh
• McDonald Road
• HL-Calton Road
• Sugarhouse Close

Living in Edinburgh's city centre means access to many amenities and services. From top restaurants, bars, and cafes to world-class healthcare facilities, residents can enjoy a high standard of living. But Edinburgh also has a reputation for being expensive. According to research, the average monthly cost of living in Edinburgh city centre for a single person is the third most expensive in the UK at £1,735, mainly due to the high cost of student accommodation in Edinburgh City Centre!

• Rent Edinburgh city centre：£223-£391 per week
• Food: £60-90 per week
• Utilities: £150-170 per week
• Laundry: £10-£50 per week
• Transport: £50-£70 per week
• Textbook: £20-£60 per month
• Miscellaneous: £80-100 per month

Edinburgh's city centre has preserved many buildings from the medieval period, reflecting its long history and rich cultural heritage, and you don't have to worry about boredom in your daily life when you live in apartments in central Edinburgh. Here are some of the must-see attractions in Edinburgh city centre.

• Edinburgh Castle
• The Royal Mile
• Holyrood Palace
• Arthur's Seat
• National Museum of Scotland
• Scottish National Gallery
• Princes Street Gardens
• Calton Hill
• The Scottish Parliament
• The Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh

Edinburgh City Centre offers a wide range of transport options, such as buses, trains, cycling, and walking. Walking is also a good option, allowing students to explore the city and its surrounding areas with ease from their accommodation in Edinburgh city centre. The following is a guide to getting around Edinburgh City Centre.

• Bus: Edinburgh city centre flats are usually near a number of bus routes, so it's relatively easy to get to school or other areas. You can use Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Edinburgh Transport apps to check bus arrival times. Students under 22 can get a Young Scot card, which allows them to travel free on all city buses in Scotland.
• Trams: Edinburgh's trams cover 15 stops between Edinburgh Airport and York Place, making them a practical and environmentally friendly option. City centre travel costs £1.80.
• Taxi: Edinburgh Taxis is a central taxi company, with taxi fares starting at £1.60 for 0.27 miles, £1.90 per mile for 1.3 miles, and £1.67 per mile for more than 1.3 miles.
• Walking: Walking is also a good option for daily travel, as Edinburgh City Centre flats are spread out near schools or Princes Street.

Edinburgh is a city where you can relax and be close to nature anytime, with its mountains and sea. Edinburgh is also a tourist city, so you'll see tourists of all shapes and sizes, bagpipes, and, in the words of the day, atmosphere. It is located in Scotland, and in winter, when it snows, the old castle makes you feel like you are in a fantasy land. Edinburgh's city centre has a range of fun things to discover, and living in Edinburgh City Centre accommodation makes it easy for students to find the best of Edinburgh's life. 

For those who like shopping, Princes Street is a one-stop shop for all kinds of groceries, souvenirs, scarves, sweets and more, but it's relatively crowded. If you like museums and galleries, you can go to the Royal Mile, which runs through the centre of the Old Town, connecting Edinburgh Castle at the top of Castle Hill with Holyrood Palace, the summer residence of the British monarch in Scotland, and the street is also home to countless acrobatic and guitar performances in fancy dress. There are also many parks and green spaces in Edinburgh city centre, including beautiful picnic spots, where there's nothing more relaxing than stretching your legs and soaking up the sun on the grass. For those who want to get closer to nature, there are the famous Botanic Gardens and Edinburgh Zoo, which are ranked fifth in the world for their diversity and higher flora.