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Festive Fling - Scottish Meet 2009
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scaredy_cat wrote: »I found this B&B, looks reasonable. Is it far to walk to and from the Haymarket? Would anyone else fancy staying there so as not to be alone?:o:D
http://www.smoothhound.co.uk/hotels/lornev.html
Hey scaredy_cat
That B&B is quite a bit away from Haymarket. Probably at least a 20 min half an hour bus journey.
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scaredy_cat wrote: »I found this B&B, looks reasonable. Is it far to walk to and from the Haymarket? Would anyone else fancy staying there so as not to be alone?:o:D
http://www.smoothhound.co.uk/hotels/lornev.html
Yeah... its not overly central but its on loads of bus routes (see here for bus site. The B&B is mid way between Newington and Cameron Toll on the route map). ~15 mins into Princes St by bus or ~30 min walk to Princes St (longer to Haymarket).
If you are arriving by train (Waverly station is nearest) or coach you can get a direct bus there from Princes St (providing the tramworks finish in time lol! :rolleyes:)Mortgage free as of 12/08/20!
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Hey scaredy_cat
That B&B is quite a bit away from Haymarket. Probably at least a 20 min half an hour bus journey.
PYeah... its not overly central but its on loads of bus routes (see here for bus site. The B&B is mid way between Newington and Cameron Toll on the route map). ~15 mins into Princes St by bus or ~30 min walk to Princes St (longer to Haymarket).
If you are arriving by train (Waverly station is nearest) or coach you can get a direct bus there from Princes St (providing the tramworks finish in time lol! :rolleyes:)oh. Where are other peeps staying?
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scaredy_cat wrote: »
oh. Where are other peeps staying?
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scaredy_cat wrote: »
oh. Where are other peeps staying?
I am staying in my house!! I live out near the airport on a direct bus route to city centre
Also staying in my house - ten minutes by bus from the city centre
Scaredy - the B&B you have chosen isn't the most central which is why it's cheaper, but it is easy to get to the city centre from there as it's well served by buses. A day ticket will be £3 and this lets you use any Lothian Bus service which will take you all around the city. The night bus is more than that (Travel after midnight I think) but I'm an old lady who doesn't go out :A so I don't know how much it is. The B&B location is a good a one as any, as many others will be more expensive by vitue of being ten minutes closer to town.0 -
flying_fresian wrote: »Also staying in my house - ten minutes by bus from the city centre
Scaredy - the B&B you have chosen isn't the most central which is why it's cheaper, but it is easy to get to the city centre from there as it's well served by buses. A day ticket will be £3 and this lets you use any Lothian Bus service which will take you all around the city. The night bus is more than that (Travel after midnight I think) but I'm an old lady who doesn't go out :A so I don't know how much it is. The B&B location is a good a one as any, as many others will be more expensive by vitue of being ten minutes closer to town.
I have found a couple of other b&b's. a bit more pricey though.Cats don't have owners - they have staff!!DFW Long Hauler Supporter No 1500 -
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We need somewhere which is central and easy to find. I'm assuming that due to the nature of the forum (DFW being our watchwords!) we should pick somewhere quite cheap if we can.
What's the plans folks? Are we going to meet up during the day or in the evening? What about dinner for the folk who are visiting for the weekend?
Cheap pubs which are ok for boozy fun could be Standing Order/Henry J Beans (Both easy to find, and Henry's does pitchers of cocktails)
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