A great National Trust building with loads of thoughtful detail, and very helpful guides. A beautiful couple of hours. More

was looking forward to visiting this house in a fabulous district in Edinburgh. the renovation is unfinished, the staff were just about ok - not extremely knowledgeable, one was quite cranky. good video intro with lots of info about the family and the times in which they lived. would have liked a bigger selection of rooms to visit. More

I reall enjoyed my visist to the Georgian House of the National Trust in Edinburgh in No 8 Charlotte Square. It was always closed in winter like so many other sights in Scotland, but finally it opened in March and I had a chance to see it, while I was there. A grand house with superb kitchens. It starts in... More

Great place to visit with good staff ! Very much worth a visit. More

We went on a wet day and spent a couple of hours wandering about. The staff were 1st class full of information and help and genuinely seemed to love the place. My daughter got a treasure hunt and quiz to do and the staff helped her out and answered all her questions - she loves history and it showed that... More

We have visited a number of NT properties but this was out first belonging to NTS. The one factor that put this place above and beyond all the others was the guides who were extremely knowledgeable and informative without being overbearing. More

Well presented and a good insight into the era. It is part of the National trust and the guides are well informed More

Georgian House is better than average. It's good bordering on very good, but that's a classification that's not catered for. This shows life as it was at the end of the 18th and into the early 19th century. This is the real "Upstairs, Downstairs" that T.V. tries to portray. Nothing spectacular but a good solid visit. More

This historical house of the 1760’s is authentically furnished and the docents have a wealth of information they like to share. It starts with a movie that is very well done and informative of the life of the gentry and servants. No photography. Check out our trip photos at www.worldphotosonline.com, click on the Scotland link. More