2 rooms flat of 386m² in City of Edinburgh

In the Murrayfield district of Edinburgh, close to Edinburgh Zoo, Anna apartment has a garden and a washing machine. Among the facilities at this property are luggage storage space and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property. The apartment also offers facilities for disabled guests.The apartment with a patio and mountain views features 2 bedrooms, a living room, a flat-screen TV, an equipped kitchen with a microwave and a toaster, and 1 bathroom with a walk-in showerOur listing warmly welcomes guests for stays of over 21 nights, whether you're visiting for business or pleasure. Enjoy a comfortable, well-equipped space designed to make extended stays both productive and relaxing. With amenities tailored to meet your needs, this property offers the perfect balance of convenience and comfort, ensuring a memorable and hassle-free long-term experience.From 24 July 2026, the City of Edinburgh will introduce a Visitor Levy (sometimes referred to as a tourist tax). This is a 5% charge on paid overnight accommodation.Here’s what guests should know:The levy is 5% of the accommodation cost, calculated before VATIt applies to the first 5 nights only of a stay(for example, if you stay 7 nights, the levy only applies to nights 1–5)The rate is 5% year-round, with no seasonal variationIt applies to stays from 24 July 2026 onwardsBookings made and paid for (in full or part) before 1 October 2025 will not be subject to the levy, even if the stay is after July 2026Why this may feel unclearAcross Scotland, different local authorities have voted for different approaches — some areas have introduced a 5% levy, others 7%, and some have chosen not to introduce a levy at all. This means rules vary by location.At present, there is also no standard way for booking platforms to collect the levy automatically. Local guidance suggests the levy should be included in the total price guests pay, but booking platforms, do not yet offer a clear mechanism to add this at checkout.We, along with many hosts across Scotland, are awaiting further clarity and a more streamlined system ,ideally one where the levy is clearly shown and collected at the time of booking, as is common in many European cities.Our commitment to guestsAs required from 1 October 2025, we are legally obligated to inform guests of this upcoming levy in advance. Our aim is to be transparent and ensure there are no surprises.We expect further guidance well before the levy comes into effect and will update our listings accordingly. By the time this applies, we hope the process will be clearer and easier for everyone.If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch, we’re always happy to help Important: On behalf of our host at Pass the Keys, we require guest verification facilitated by Truvi (Previously called Superhog). Upon confirming your booking, Truvi will