I didn't know this was what Dundee needed, but it is…read more I came here with my sister-in-law for brunch and totally fell in love with it. It's a boutique hotel which I imagine is great to stay in. They also keep pretty busy serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to Dundonians. It's a beautiful example of the Scottish baronial style with a sympathetic update by the current owners. The ceilings inside are stunning, with roses all around the edges. I would love to wake up to that! The gardens are small but very attractive and quiet as the house is set back from the main road down a posh drive (with a groundsman raking the gravel at the end!). The outdoor seating looked lovely but too sunny for my ginger tinted sister-in-law. I had Eggs Benedict which was really tasty and I enjoyed every mouthful. It came in at a reasonable £5.50. My sister-in-law had a pain au chocolat with a white coffee, both of which she enjoyed. The lunch and dinner menus also looked very tempting. I liked the local suppliers map on the front. The dining room is decorated charmingly with floating teapots, an old set of scales for the tips and cute wallpaper with trees. The only thing I didn't love was 2 carefully distressed wooden boards with twee statements about hearts and home, I don't get why these are so popular right now! The service was very friendly and welcoming. Payment is at the door of the dining room, for brunch anyway. There's a drawing room with a bar across the way but sadly it was too early to sample from the Scottish gin menu. There's another rustic looking gin bar outside too which I'm sure would be lovely in the evening. In fact this would be the perfect place for a small wedding and I think I saw a small wedding bower outside, it was laid on the grass though. Another thing I liked was the vegetable vending machine outside with strawberries for £2 and a dozen eggs for £1.10. Potatoes and greens also spotted. I've never seen one of these before so I was intrigued. Anyway I loved it. I'll go back everytime I'm in Dundee hopefully.

The property is beautiful, nicely restored, and clean. Staff is welcoming, very helpful and…read moreprofessional. The beds are very comfortable; the evening was quiet. Grounds are beautiful. Breakfast was tasty and fresh. Room rates were very reasonable.

Amazing impressive staff always. Probably the best place in Broughty Ferry! I love the fish n chips…read moreso much in the daytime and top notch place for drinks at night. Really nice chips and the best onion rings I've found in Scotland!

We loved staying at the fort while in Broughty Ferry. Great place with lovely breakfast and…read morefantastic Italian restaurant too. The beer is delightful too. They are getting ready to open a wine bar too. Lots of different tastes in one place .

This is the first stop on my whisky pigrimage…read more Do they have rooms here - not a bloody clue. How about food - probably. One thing is for sure - They do have a hell of a lot of whisky. Step into the bar and be prepared for the spectacle. The Taychreggan won the "Gordon & MacPhail Whisky Bar of the Year" title in 2005. I would have to say over 100 bottles of fine malts. Not the largest but enough to start you on your journey

We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express while we were in the Dundee area over the weekend and it was…read moreactually one of the better HI Expresses I've stayed at! Just a 5 minute walk from the Overgate and Wellgate shopping centres and 10 minutes from the RSS Discovery, it's a great location for both shopping and being a tourist in Dundee. Due to the central location, it doesn't have its own hotel car park but it's connected to level 3 of the Gellatly Street multi-storey by a footbridge from reception which offers parking at £8 for 24 hours. Our room was nice. Modern and clean, which is all you really need from a hotel room. I was slightly disappointed with the view - a brick wall and the footbridge to the car park - but I suppose not everyone can get the stunning view over the Tay. Breakfast was actually quite good, considering it's a buffet in a budget hotel. A full English is available, as well as a continental breakfast. The orange juice was a bit disappointing and watery though. We also ate in the restaurant for dinner. We waited over 45 minutes for our dinner to arrive and the restaurant was empty, but it was actually really nice. I opted for the cod and wedges which were pretty good, considering it's a hotel bar. If we're in Dundee again, I would definitely consider this hotel again. Great location and nice rooms.

I stayed at the Holiday Inn Express for 3 days while in Dundee for business. The hotel is located 5…read moremins walk away from Dundee train station, and just minutes walk from the City centre and all amenities. My room was a good size, quiet and comfortable. It had a good sized bathroom with a well-powered shower. The work desk was excellent, with USB sockets for charging technology, plus a flat-screen TV and nice views over Dundee. The staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet consisted of some hot items (sausage, baked beans and scrambled eggs) plus continental items and a good variety of hot drinks. The Wi-Fi in the hotel was free, but a little hit and miss. I resorted to using 4G instead -- I'm with EE and there was a good signal throughout the hotel. Overall, for the price this was a bargain and I'd definitely stay here again!

Situated in Guardbridge, just a few miles from St Andrews, Eden Mansion offers luxury five star…read moreaccommodation in a Victorian mansion house, in a private and peaceful location. As I drove up the beautifully manicured drive to Eden Mansion Hotel, I just had that feeling that this was going to be somewhere special... The welcome was warm, the interiors were sumptuous, and the service was second to none. I had afternoon tea at Eden Mansion. This beautiful house really does offer the perfect setting for afternoon tea. The cake stands adorned with delicate sandwiches, scones, cakes, and other treats looked beautiful and tasted delicious. The stars of the afternoon tea selection for me were the Guardbridge plum fool and the ginger cake with wild brambles. Eden Mansion is simply stunning, and would make the most beautiful wedding venue. In a world where my other half and I actually get an opportunity for a child-free night or two, this would most definitely be on my list of locations for a romantic break.

The Brasserie on the first floor is a good place to head for lunch after visiting the V&A,…read moreespecially if their cafe is busy. The prices here are no worse and the food is almost certainly better. I had butternut squash and chestnut soup, followed by roast cauliflower mains. Both delicious. I could have done without the piper outside who was welcoming guests to a wedding reception, but fortunately he didn't play for too long.

The staff here are an absolute credit to the brand and are simply amazing! I cannot remember the…read morelast time I received such excellent customer service. The room was well made and had a good mini bar and snacks. There is also a decent menu for room service if you don't want to venture down to the brasserie. Even on Christmas Day they managed to serve bangers and mash to the room!! The bar staff and mixologists were blinking brilliant and I had one too many in the end, as they were just so yummy, and willing to try various and random changes to come up with variants of classic favourites. The bed was lush and a really good size. I would 100% stay here again. The only reason not 5* is due to some decor issues in the room, but was very nearly a 5!

Whole heartedly recommend this lovely property!! After 20+ hrs travel from the states, arrived in…read morethe late morning rather knackered. The Manager offered to get us some coffee and bakery goods. It was after breakfast service had completed and it was such a kind gesture. (Complimentary) Our dinner reservations proved extraordinary choice ! AND then there is the sprawling property and every single staff person is genuinely happy for you to enjoy your entire experience! Room is nicely attuned and lovely views.

Visited last fall but never posted review. This hotel had the right level of comfort, charm, class…read moreand service. I was not feeling well after food poisoning along our journey. The hotel went out of their way to ready our room and supply me with anything to get me on the Road to recovery. Comfy spacious bedrooms with unique character. Loved the old school radios and the extra amenities/snacks were appreciated once I felt better. I would go out of my way to stay here again and would recommend this place to anyone.

Quite an iconic restaurant in a beautiful part of the country - if you visit Fife, this is a…read morerestaurant you should eat at. Our experience at Peat Inn was enjoyable from start to finish, with our meal starting in the lounge area where we were invited to have a drink whilst our table was being prepared. We were then ushered through to our table which was in a beautifully lit room, giving us a view into their garden area. The tasting menu we had was excellent - we will be sure to come back again if we find ourselves in the area.

Everything!! Outstanding service from greeting to farewell. Food was even better, experty…read moreprepared, served and absolutely delish.