Accommodation at the event

We have teamed up with Conference Care, who have negotiated specially discounted rates with a wide range of hotels during the event. Click the link below to book your stay.

*subject to availability – please ensure you book your stay at least six weeks in advance of the event

Getting to the event
Parking

There are many car parks in close walking distance to the EICC. Please access the following links for further details:

National Car Parks (NCP) in central Edinburgh
Sheraton Hotel Car Park located 150 meters from the EICC, with limited accessible parking spaces
Semple Street Car Park located 300 meters from the EICC
Spaces near EICC available via yourparkingspace.co.uk

Edinburgh's low emission zone

Edinburgh has a low emission zone within the city centre. You can use the council’s checking tool to check if you will be charged to drive your vehicle within Edinburgh's low emission zone.

Find out more

Public transport links

By bus: Edinburgh's primary bus terminal is at St Andrews Square, offering connections across the UK. For routes, visit: National Express or City Link. For local services, check Lothian Buses.

By train: Edinburgh boasts two railway stations, Check Scot Rail or Trainline for more information:

  • Waverley Station: 1.3 miles from EICC, with direct routes nationwide.
  • Haymarket Station: Just 0.4 miles from EICC, serving commuter and UK routes. Check with your provider for stops.

By tram: Edinburgh Trams operate between the airport and York Place. Closest stop to EICC is at Haymarket Station. Visit Edinburgh Trams website for details.

Walk from Haymarket Station: Exit Haymarket Station, head east towards pedestrian crossing, walk straight up Morrison Street to find EICC on the left.

From Edinburgh Airport by Bus: Take Airlink 100 for a frequent service to the city centre. Disembark at Haymarket Station and follow signs to EICC (5-minute walk). Visit Lothian Buses for more info.

Event values

Our CIH events are built for our members, with content centred around current issues and inner workings of the sector. We would ask all individuals who attend our CIH event to be kind to all, act with integrity and respect, maintain a professional demeanour, and be accountable and responsible during your time with us.

Making this event more sustainable

We believe we have a responsibly to be more sustainable across our organisation and this means making positive changes to the way we run our events. This event will be delivered to the highest quality whilst we also ensure they reduce our environmental impact.

Here is a summary of some of the steps we are taking to do this:

  • All lanyards and badges we provide to attendees will be sustainable
  • Reducing our event printing – we have already started this by no longer printing our event guides. We’re making sure all necessary information is available digitally on our new website
  • Where printing is necessary, sustainable and recyclable materials will be used as much as possible
  • Catering will be responsibly sourced and in recyclable packaging
  • Water coolers will be provided so delegates can refill their own reusable bottles
  • Ensuring our suppliers are using recyclable materials where possible
  • All CIH staff will aim to minimise carbon footprint for each journey, and we will encourage our delegates, exhibitors and sponsors to do the same.
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