Destiny Scotland - St. Andrew Square Apartments

Superb location - heart of the city and very close to main rail and bus stations; and, unlike some reviewers, no noise form the fastfood outlets below (I was on the 2nd floor and am slightly deaf!). Not recommended for those of limited mobility: (1) Long flight of stairs till you reach the lift (2) Shower floor had no grip of any sort so rather slippery. But excellent value, with comprehensive cooking facilities and even a sitting area.

Perfect location, very helpful staff

A great apartment in a great location. Easy check in and check out. Having luggage storage was a definite bonus. Would definitely recommend.

Amazing location, lovely modern apartment and the staff were all really friendly! Only downsides were the small beds, more like a queen than a double and although the apartment was really clean there were quite a lot of hairs on the sheets.

Needed some assistance on an issue related to a health condition which required at mortyfq bathroom. It was attended to

The location is excellent and the check in was easy. Close to the train station and lots of good restaurants. The only issues were that the machinery right outside the apartment (HVAC system, I think) was very noisy and the apartment was hot and we couldn’t control this.

These apartments are ideal for a central stay in Edinburgh- modern, clean and roomy and so great to have a washing machine/ dryer. Everything listed on the website was there. You can walk everywhere and return to recharge.

windows can’t be opened well and the whole place smelled cigarette

Great location, nicely decorated cozy room, clean washroom, full equipped kitchen, Helpful staff. Reasonable price. Only one thing, our room is facing back street ally, very uncomfortable.

Loved the little flat, it was perfect for our needs! It was well equipped and comfortable. My only reason for not giving 5 stars was the heat of the flat. There’s no air conditioning, not surprising we were there during a rare heat wave which I know is unusual, but even so, there should be some way to keep windows open more than an inch - maybe a dowel rod or something. We were resourceful and used the cutting board and info folder to prop open the front and back windows to get a cross breeze, but really shouldn’t have had to resort to that. Otherwise great!