Geddes Room at Riddle's Court

Within sixteenth-century Riddle's Court, a stone-walled chamber accommodates twenty to fifty guests at twelve hundred pounds daily, preserving original features—timber beams, narrow windows, uneven floors—that establish historical authenticity without pastiche. The space accepts both formal and contemporary celebration styles without requiring extensive intervention. The venue's position within Edinburgh's Old Town Royal Mile provides a distinctive entry experience and natural photography locations across surrounding medieval closes and vennels. Evening lighting transforms the historic stonework, enhancing rather than obscuring original architectural character.