Location

Located just off Queensferry Road, 3/14 Maidencraig Court, Edinburgh EH4 2BQ is well connected to Edinburgh's city centre, railway stations, airport and wider road network. There are several convenient bus stops within a short walk of the property.

By Bus

There are frequent bus services from Edinburgh city centre towards the Craigleith and Blackhall area. Journey Planner - Lothian Buses

The 43 and 47 services stop at Craigleith Retail Park, at the Esso Garage making this a useful landmark for visitors travelling to us. From Craigleith Retail Park, Maidencraig Court is only a short walk away.

Alternatively, the nearby Craigleith Road and Maidencraig Crescent stops provide additional services, including 13, 38, 43, 47, N43, 47B and X47.

For guests travelling from the city centre, services 43 and 47 are particularly useful for reaching the Craigleith/Queensferry Road area. The 43 operates between Edinburgh and Queensferry, while the 47 provides a connection through the Craigleith area towards Ladywood and Penicuik.

Tip: When travelling by bus, tell the driver you are getting off for Craigleith Retail Park / Maidencraig Court. The driver can advise you on the best stop for your direction of travel.

By Train & Tram

If you arrive at Edinburgh Waverley, the city's main railway station, you can continue your journey by bus or taxi. Waverley is well connected to the city's bus network and is also within walking distance of the central tram network.

Haymarket Station can be particularly convenient when arriving from the west, Glasgow and other parts of Scotland. From Haymarket, you can continue by bus towards the Queensferry Road/Craigleith area or take a taxi directly to Maidencraig Court.

Edinburgh Airport confirms that Haymarket, Edinburgh Gateway, Edinburgh Park and Waverley all provide connections with the airport's tram -Plan a Journey | Edinburgh Trams  and rail network.

From Edinburgh Airport

Edinburgh Airport is approximately 9 miles from Maidencraig Court, and is very easy to reach by tram, bus, taxi, or car.

🚗 Getting Here by Road (From the North & South)

🧭 Approaching from the North

If you’re travelling from Fife, Perth, Dundee or the Highlands, the simplest route is:

• Follow the M90 south towards Edinburgh.
• Continue onto the A90 / Queensferry Road.
• Stay on Queensferry Road as you enter the city.
• Turn left onto Craigleith Road.
• Follow the road for a short distance and turn into Maidencraig Court.

This route brings you directly into the Blackhall / Craigleith area without needing to enter the busy city centre.

🧭 Approaching from the South

If you’re travelling from England, the Borders, or the south of Scotland, use:

• The A1, A702, or A7 depending on your starting point.
• Join the Edinburgh City Bypass (A720).
• Exit onto the A8 towards the city centre.
• Continue until you reach Queensferry Road (A90).
• Follow Queensferry Road north-west.
• Turn right onto Craigleith Road, then into Maidencraig Court.

This avoids the Old Town and New Town traffic and brings you straight to the western side of the city.