Holiday rentals with an accessible-height bed in Scotland

Find and book unique accessible-height bed rentals on Airbnb

Top-rated accommodation with an accessible-height bed in Scotland

Guests agree: These accessible-height bed rentals are highly rated for location, cleanliness and more.

0 of 0 items showing

1 of 3 pages

Superhost

Apartment in Edinburgh

4.92 out of 5 average rating, 467 reviews

Cornerstone House, Sophisticated Gem in West End

Built in the 1820's as part of the New Town and West End, the property is in Edinburgh's World Heritage site and is a Grade A listed building. It has been renovated to maintain many of its original features whilst maintaining a contemporary feel. The whole apartment has an open feel due to the large, open door ways, extra high ceilings, wide hallway and wide plank French oak flooring throughout. The huge, living / dining area is perfect for dinner parties and the beautiful, designer kitchen is also a great place to socialise while cooking. 4 very large bedrooms , 3 with super king size beds, one with a kingsize bed. One of the larger rooms has the alternative option of 2 single beds. Hotel quality bed linen and towels provided. 2 modern bathrooms, one en-suite from the master bedroom with a walk in shower. The other has both walk in shower, large standalone bath tub and has its own music system to help you relax while you soak. 24 Hour check-in The apartment is on the 2nd floor with no elevator so may be unsuitable for anybody who has difficulties climbing stairs. Super fast wifi, cable TV, over 200 channels, sport, movies, Netflix, catch up TV etc. Video entry system. Sonos music systems in all the rooms, just connect to the wifi, download the Sonos app and you are ready to go. You can play different music in each room, all controlled from your phone. I'm always available for any queries and will help you out whenever I can. Set in a Georgian building in Edinburgh’s historic West End, a stone’s throw from the upscale boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, and lively pubs that cluster around Princes Street. Museums like the Scottish National Gallery are a short walk away. The tram service to/from the airport is about 3 mins walk - 'West End Princess Street' stop. You can walk most places in Edinburgh, however if you don't feel like it there are many taxi's and Uber works well in the city. Buses run along the adjacent street or take a short stroll to Princes street and catch one there. Parking is notoriously bad in the city although there are plenty of 'pay and display' places on the street directly outside. A cheaper option would be to pre-book a nearby NCP car park. Parking on sundays is free, for now!

Holiday rentals with an accessible-height bed in Scotland

Top-rated accommodation with an accessible-height bed in Scotland

Holiday rentals for every style

Popular amenities for Scotland accommodation with an accessible-height bed

Apartment rentals with an accessible-height bed

Holiday House Rentals with an accessible-height bed

Holiday condos with an accessible-height bed

Destinations to explore