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Welcome to WHSmith Edinburgh, your one-stop destination for books, stationery, and a variety of essential travel products, conveniently located at the Coach Station in St Andrews Square. Our store is a haven for book lovers and busy travelers alike, offering a diverse selection of bestsellers, magazines, and children’s literature, ensuring that you find the perfect read for every occasion. Our knowledgeable and friendly staff are dedicated to providing exceptional customer service, answering any questions you may have, and helping you locate exactly what you need.

At WHSmith Edinburgh, we understand the importance of quality and convenience. That’s why we offer a carefully curated range of stationery and travel accessories to make your journeys more enjoyable and organized. Whether you’re kicking off a new reading adventure or stocking up on travel essentials, our inviting atmosphere is designed to make your shopping experience pleasant and hassle-free.

We invite you to explore our store and discover the unique value we bring to the Edinburgh community. For any inquiries or to learn more about our products and services, feel free to give us a call at 0131 557 5003 or visit our website at www.whsmith.co.uk. Experience the WHSmith difference today—where quality meets convenience in the heart of Edinburgh!

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Lifestyle Girl

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Rude lady.

1/ 5

Rude lady.

Qi-Ming Dou

4 Google Rating

many magzines hard to find it's in the middle of the station

4/ 5

many magzines hard to find it's in the middle of the station

Tricia daveney

4 Google Rating

OK shop

4/ 5

OK shop

Debbie Mcadam

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3/ 5

Scott Bean

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

Legie 64

2 Google Rating

Yes, it's handy, before you board your coach, for snack's or something to read, but the prices are j

2/ 5

Yes, it's handy, before you board your coach, for snack's or something to read, but the prices are jaw dropping ! It's not fair, that bus station shop's and motorway services can do this and charge the way they do. Especially that the bus station is shut through the night, so they can't use that excuse. Motorway services get away with it as they tell you, that where else can you find a shop at 2 in the morning !! But, this kiosk is way to expensive, so l would have my snack's with me and would not recommend if you don't have to.

Tricia daveney

4 Google Rating

OK shop

4/ 5

OK shop

Phil Henderson

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

Zoe S

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4/ 5

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