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Cheap Flights to Edinburgh Airport - Sample FaresBook cheap flights to edinburgh airport on OneTravel! Flights to edi are on sale for a limited time - book now and save big with our special discounts and offers on airline tickets! Don't wait! Book by :[DateTime:Now]|3 Updated On :[DateTime:Now] Sample Round Trip Fares starting at $129 *** | | From | To | Travel Dates | Sample Fares*** | | Tulsa | EDI | Jan 15, 2013 - Feb
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Lovely flat that is perfect for visiting Edinburgh with the most engaging owners!
Alice  Oct 26, 2012
My friends and I spent 3 days traveling all around Edinburgh, we stayed at the Bentleys flat which was perfectly located for being so close to the Royal Mile. Liz Bentley gave us a detailed package of interesting places to visit, eat, listen to music and shop, this proved to be so benificial because we didn't have to waste time finding places on our own. The flat was very charming, fully equipped, comfortable sleeping areas and a nice library in the den with books on Edinburgh & Scotland. Over all a 5 star experience and would book again!
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Visited Antalya on September, great weather and lovely people.
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