Beautiful hotel but the service is lacking. Breakfast line to be seated is absurd. Restaurant…read moreservice at the golf course is slower than molasses and when I try to call to get assistance, the phone just rings and rings and rings. They have to do better if they are to be considered at 5 star property. They are letting their beautiful property go to pot.

I found moldy water in my coffee maker...... The first thing I smelled was a pungent rancid hot…read moresteam emerging from the water. When I brought this issue to the staffs attention, they didn't even offer me anything. Other than that though, the staff was nice. Moldy water just isn't something you should receive at a 5 star hotel... The breakfast selection was abundant and delicious and the facilities were alright. Overall would recommend, but next time I would definitely look at the other options nearby.

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 .

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!

Wish we would have planned better to go during the day to take advantage of the view. But the food…read moreand atmosphere was amazing! Finding the place was difficult. The car GPS took us behind the building and we had to walk around. We had a huge lunch so we weren't too hungry by the time our reservation came but we had amazing appetizers and some of the best drinks of our Scotland trip. The servers were great even though we didn't end up wanting main courses and just kept ordering drinks.

18 St. Andrews is located on the top floor of the Rusacks Hotel overlooking the 18th green…read more Absolutely stunning views of The Old Course, the bridge, the ocean where Chariots of Fire opening scene was shot. Service was good. We had a server who had just graduated from the University of St. Andrews. She was friendly and welcoming which was a nice change having just spent 2 nights in Edinburg. The wine list was not very impressive and my date ended up ordering a bottle of wine that resembled Capri-sun. I couldn't even drink it. We started with the oyster pair (HUGE oysters, very creamy), deer tartare - couldn't get through one bite of it and Pig's Head on Toast. Appetizers were not a good sign for the rest of the dinner. However the tomahawk steak was pretty good, lobster was overcooked. Soufflé was pretty good. Would give it a higher rating if not for the food. I think you really come here for the views, the putting green overlooking the 18th on the balcony, some gorgeous views vs. the food.

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!

Awesome 19th hole bar and hotel in St. Andrews. Formally owned by a Texas A&M Aggie. Texas chili…read moreand nacho after 2 weeks of UK food. Taste of home.

This pub/restaurant is a perfect place to enjoy good food and company! It's close to the Old…read moreCourse, very "golfy," which is why we were in town - so we loved it. It seems very popular with students, locals, and golf tourists alike. The vibe was energetic and fun. We had the dinner shown, and it was fantastic. Service was attentive. The beer was very smooth, food fresh, hot, and tasty - couldn't ask for anything more.

Very friendly hotel & pub in the centre of Leven. Popular for golfing trips, looks like it is also…read moreused for conferences. We used this as a stopover when walking the Fife Coastal Path and had a very comfortable stay. The restaurant is partly a sports bar, so there are TV screens visible from all tables, but the food is fine and not expensive. The hotel may not suit you if noise from the bar keeps you awake, but we slept very well.

Grrat range of food lovely veghiee kebab and starters massive sunday lunch with all the trimmingsread more

"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!