Edinburgh Hostel

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The St Christopher's Edinburgh hostel set up shop with you guys and convenience in mind. It's just minutes from the Edinburgh Waverly Train Station and the adjoining bus annex - so you don't have to go far when you rock up. We're just off Princes Street where you can find some top sights, the best shopping, the finest head thumping nightclubs and more culture than you can shake a stick at. Add to that a fully equipped hostel with friendly, and knowledgeable staff, and your Edinburgh adventure is set to be the best yet!

Princes Street was built as part of the New Town area of Edinburgh in the latter half of the 18th century and today, it divides Edinburgh Castle and the stately Gardens in the south, and the shopping district and culture of the north. In true Georgian style you'll also find a Sir Walter Scott Monument, circa 1846, dominating the cityscape at 200 feet above everyone else.

Don't forget that no trip to Edinburgh is complete without a taste of Scotland's foremost culinary delight, a steaming plate of Haggis! You lucky things can make the aquaintance of the most famous Haggis maker in the world when you're in Edinburgh - Mr Charles MacSween, as he happens to reside in this fair city! For the uninitiated Haggis diners, Scotland is thankfully full of the world's finest whiskey - to help ease your taste buds along the way.

With so much history and culture on offer, your daytime itinerary is going to be a tiring endeavour but thankfully your evening entertainment is already taken care of with the hottest parties in town - all going down at our very own Belushi's bar.

If you're having an early night you can pop into the bar to unwind with a great pub meal and a refreshing drink deal, or if you're looking to be entertained then stick around for our live music, DJs, karaoke and theme nights.

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