Taxis
A taxi from the airport to the City Centre can take up to 25 minutes and the average fare is £16. The Taxi rank is located outside the main terminal building.

For a meet and greet taxi service contact www.tracs.com  They will take you anywhere within Edinburgh City for a flat fee of £25 for a single journey.

Car parking
Edinburgh offers both short stay and long stay car parking facilities, please see the airport website for more information.

Check in
For departure from Edinburgh to London City check-in will close 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. Cityjet check-in desks are located from desks 9 to 12.

For reservations please call our call centre on +44(0)870 160 2512.

Deftly carved vegetable animals guard the intimate side room of this smart New Town Cantonese restaurant. They are a testament to the chefs' knife-handling abilities. However, it is the crispy duck pancakes that are the signature dish of Kweilin's authentic menu.

Calm and opulent, Iggs demonstrates the formal and creative side of modern Spanish cuisine. The Scottish influences are eminently suitable-a neep and thyme purée accompanying the marinated pigeon breast is a stroke of genius, while locally sourced seafood and game ensure that the menu is fresh. Yet it is the underlying Iberian passion and spice which raise the bar here. Service is knowledgeable and discreet and the well-chosen wine list lets you explore less usual Spanish wines. A secluded rear area offers larger parties a degree of privacy.

The history of these former wine auction rooms is reflected in this fine-dining restaurant's impeccable Franco-Scottish menu. Exquisite 18th-century plasterwork and a candlelit ambience create the feeling this has been a place to strike deals over long lunches and good wines.

The bar on Harvey Nichols' fourth floor is an ab-fab kind of place for cocktails. Views down to the Firth of Forth and across rooftops to the spot-lit castle at night only add to the exclusive ambience. Enter by the side door on Multrees Walk when the store has closed.

The place for a perfect pint of strong Scottish beer with an extensive choice of whisky to follow. This traditional pub in the heart of the Old Town has a reassuring bustle to it, while the staff take great pride in their knowledge.

Using a refurbished modern office building on the edge of the Old Town makes for a gaunt exterior. Looking out from the comfortable uniform interior, however, provides a very handy retreat. It's next to Waverley station and equally convenient for Old and New Town destinations.

Named when it was thought the Scottish Parliament would be in the nearby former Royal High School, this affordable establishment provides a traditional Scottish welcome in a tastefully modern environment. Minutes from the Princes Street shopping area with views over to the River Forth, there is also a meeting room with boardroom facilities.

This ex-seaman's mission near Leith docks carries all Malmaison's trademark qualities: individually-designed rooms, luxury extras and fast internet access. A variety of rooms are equipped for business meetings, while the restaurant and bar are worth visiting. The city centre is a 15-minute taxi journey away.