The Art House @ The New Town

Adore Scotland presents The Art House @ The New Town, a beautifully curated Edinburgh sanctuary where creativity, character and comfort come together. Tucked away in the heart of the city’s iconic New Town, this elegant first-floor apartment offers a peaceful escape surrounded by the beauty and history of Edinburgh. From its soaring ceilings and original period details to its calming interiors and thoughtful design, The Art House invites you to slow down and settle into the rhythm of the city. The owner’s artistic eye is woven throughout the home, with a collection of personal artwork and photography creating a space that feels authentic, inspiring and truly one of a kind. A place to unwind, explore and experience Edinburgh through a more creative lens. Property Manager Ltd manages bookings on behalf of the Property Owner. The property owner provides the accommodation. -Booking Requirements- One member of the booking party must be over 30 years. We require names and ages of all guests, as well as proof of address and ID of the lead guest. This is required within 2 days of booking. We will require the lead guest to sign a copy of our terms and conditions. We reserve the right to vet any booking. This property is protected by Truvi (formerly SuperHog). After booking, you’ll be asked to complete a quick verification using a valid ID and selfie. A £650 damage deposit will also be pre-authorised on your credit card and automatically released within 14 days of departure. A 2% processing fee applies (amount may vary outside the UK depending on exchange rates). Truvi verification must be completed at least two weeks before check-in. - Important - This apartment is not suitable for stag parties, hen parties or young single sex groups or parties. Families with young children need to enquire before booking. All guests are met on arrival in person. Please contact us if you have extenuating circumstances which make this unsuitable. Home Truths: - Strict non-smoking policy. - The wood-burner and fireplaces not in use.