"Nice Bed & Breakfast in St Andrews"…read more Stayed here for 2 nights and was satisfied. Owner lady is very nice and accommodating, as well as quick to reply to my e-mail queries ahead of time. Room was clean and comfortable- especially liked the comfortable bed. Came with free wifi (a little bit dodgy from the room itself, but worked well even with Skype from lobby area) and a breakfast (I uploaded the menu as a picture). Private bathroom in my room, though I think some other rooms may have had a shared hallway bath. Cable TV included. Cost was moderate at 65 pounds a night for my room (with one double-bed). It's nested in a row of other guest houses on the same street, so although I don't know how it compares with the others, I was satisfied and would happily return. If you're coming for golf or to visit the university, give it a try!

The Deveron House is owned and run by the kindest most warm -hearted people we could ever imagine…read more Marion and Graham are lovely and go above and beyond in every aspect of their service. The breakfast is delicious, they clean everything spotless every day, they make sure you get to know the other guests and make friends and they will even sit down with you and help you lan and negotiate the crazy Scottish roads. It is located very conveniently across from St. Salvator's church of St. Andrews University. A 5 minute walk to the Old Course and 2 minutes to the cathedral and castle ruins. The whole town is in walking distance. The "small double" actually has a queen size bed so don't be misled. There is also free wifi. We will definitely be staying with them in the future!!

Stayed here one night on a business trip to Dundee…read more It's a little bit out from the centre, but well-appointed. Clean. Neat. Warm. Fairly quiet (depends on the other guests, really). Super nice landlord, totally decent food, and comfortable beds. If there's one thing they may need, it's better water pressure. But this is, after all, Britain.

I was here for an event that was being held for a few days in this town, the area is limited for…read moreaccommodation with only a few self catering houses for rent, a B&B and s local pub with two rooms available. This is a nicely decorated modern cottage which is well equipped, and has a real log burner with plenty supply of wood outside. Rooms are comfortable, beds nice & soft, central heating automatically comes on at night, even if yo have the log burner on. Paved area out the back with seating and table. There are no shops in the area so stock up in the nearby village shop on supply's. Very good value for money, highly recommend this place to every one. *Dog friendly *Real log burner *Peaceful * Bus stop across the road *Two minutes walk to nearest pub

I stayed at Linksview for three nights at the end of March while on a golf trip to Scotland. First…read moreoff, let me say that the location is perfect if you want to play Carnoustie Golf Links...right across the street from the 18th fairway. I shared a room with a colleague (two single beds) and it was comfortable with all of the amenities you would expect from a Scottish B&B. Beds were comfortable, room was of a good size (not THAT large though) and the bath was excellent with good water pressure. Breakfast was hearty and well situated, in a room overlooking the golf course. Internet service was excellent and there were plenty of electrical outlets (important in this day of electronics). All in all, an excellent B&B. But wait, there's more! In setting up my golf trip, I was in constant contact with Phil, the proprietor, who was VERY helpful in booking tee times and finding out about golf. Considering the time difference, it was great to have him make the calls locally and establish the bookings. We paid for our green fees through Phil, so that made it even more simple. Phil was understanding of our needs and was very accessible. When we arrived, it was as if Phil and June (our hosts) were old friends. Now, a bit about Carnoustie. The town is not exactly brimming with the nightlife of a major metropolis (or even St. Andrews). There are a handful of restaurants and not extensive shopping. The best thing is that the town is an excellent base of operations if you want to do a day trip to Aberdeen (we played Cruden Bay) about two hours north. As mentioned, Carnoustie Championship is across the street, Carnoustie Burnside is down the street and you can find some additional great golf at Montrose Medal (twenty minutes north) and Panmure (five minutes away in Barry) so if you want to plan a few rounds in the area, Linksview is perfect. A couple things to note. The Linksview does not have any kind of common room to hang out in when not in your room. They do have a room to store golf clubs or dry your gear. Parking is easy and accessible (on street or in a lot across the street). As mentioned, Carnoustie is not an epicurean paradise....we dined at the Carnoustie Hotel and that was fine, stopped at the local pizzeria (standard) and had a fine lunch at a place called Franco's. At any rate, if you are a golfer, you can't go wrong with the Linksview Guest House. On the cost side, the room tariff was extremely fair for the season. One word of warning...the last four holes at Carnoustie are brutally difficult. They don't call it Carnasty without reason!

From the owner: We overlook Carnoustie Championship golf course. We offer…read moregolf deals and golf packages. Four star high quality bed and breakfast accommodation in Carnoustie in Scotland.

Excellent location and a very warm welcome. Rooms are very comfortable and extremely good value.read more

From the owner: We're situated on the sea front and only 75 yards from the first tee at Leven Links Golf Course. We…read moreare ideally situated for visiting St Andrews, Edinburgh, and Dundee by car, bus, or train with off-road parking available. Our guest lounge is the perfect place to unwind after a hard day of golfing whilst admiring the view and catching up on the day's sport on Sky TV. After a comfortable night's sleep, you may opt for the full Scottish breakfast the next morning before setting off for more golf, a walk along the Fife Coastal Path, or a local whisky tasting.

In Edinburgh for a conference, I had been advised by a friend to book a room at Smiths Guest House…read more I'm so glad I followed his recommendation! The place is lovely, the room warm and comfortable and endowed with all the basics items and facilities that you would require. The hosts are adorable as well, always very kind; they made sure that I would be able to get to my room even though I arrived very late in the evening. They have been extraordinarily available during the booking process, since I got replies to my emails within few minutes. The place is well connected to both the city centre and the university by several buses lines passing very frequently. I'll definitely come back here if I will have another conference to attend in Edinburgh.

Nice B&B in Edinburgh. Neil was a gracious host and made a mean breakfast. He was quick to give a…read morerecommendation for a place to go and how to get there. Room was a little small for the four of us, but the rate was excellent! Free wi-fi, too.

The Glenderran B & B is a wonderful home away from home operated by the most delightful people that…read moreyou will ever meet. The breakfast is top notch. I especially love Maggie's poached eggs. The team of Ray & Maggie will look after your every need. We have stayed twice and look forward to our next stay with them!