Party of five, we had to make reservations, the restaurant is pretty small, nice ambiance. The menu…read morewas ok with choices, but I felt a bit limited. I wanted steak but had had lunch late so I went lighter. Everyone else at my table ordered steak. I'm glad I didn't, my friend got the sirloin steak and when I saw it I couldn't believe how thin it was for the price! It was ($44) and maybe 1/2" thick!! They said it tasted really good but visually no. We had ordered bread for the table but it didn't come out till after our meal and it was just 2 slices of sourdough bread, cold (3.50)!! I thought very over priced for what you got, dessert menu, expensive too. I think I would recommend going into town. Service was ok, no one came and asked how everything was either.

Truly mediocre. Pretty much boil in the bag food. Seeing the way they promote this Hilton location,…read morethey could do a lot better. The hours are ridiculous, you can't get a cup of coffee or anything to eat until 10:00 and the there is no food service after 20:30. The staff are good obviously the management needs work,

Well worth the money, very clean tidy and lovely breakfast…read more Lovely helpful couple who make sure you feel welcome and I would defiantly stay there again. The room was more than I expected. Memory foam mattress.

Charming Bed-&-Breakfast place with comfortable rooms and attentive service from owners. But…read moreparking lot, though private, is not connected to the house. I recommend this place.

We stayed at Bay View B&B one night on Easter weekend. The owner Janice met us and was excellent,…read morevery friendly and hospitable. it was snowing all that weekend and it was romantic staying in bed and looking out over the snow. We booked two rooms and both rooms were excellent. It has original artwork by the owner ( we think). We stayed in the red, Indian style room while our companions stayed in the neigbouring green, Japanese style room. Both rooms were cosy with large soft sofas and large immaculate beds. Both rooms had flat screen TVs with freeview. Both rooms french doors went to the large terace with table and chairs facing the sea, which was 100 meters away. We didn't have a chance to use because it was too cold and snowy. The bathroom was modern and had a shower but no bathtub. In the morning the owner Janice prepared us breakfast, for me full English and for others continental. She went us as far as preparing us a traditional Stonehaven breakfast dish of pancakes & berries.

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.

Louise and Struan Lothian purchased and renovated a charming Edwardian era home at the edge of…read moretown, tastefully combining clean modern lines, art and furniture with century old woodwork. A new conservatory was added that serves as the breakfast room. The views over their gardens and the Highland Perthshire are astounding. But the most amazing aspect is the welcome we received. Louise and Struan clearly love being innkeepers and are exceptionally good at it. A cup of tea and shortbreads were immediately offered. Advice on what to visit and where to eat was comprehensive, along with maps and other aids. They seem to always have time to stop and chat and move on to handle the next task without giving you the feeling that you've been dumped. But the breakfasts! Oh my, the breakfasts! Scrambled eggs with haggis. Porridge with cream and a wee dram of Scotch. Fresh local ingredients, their own home-smoked salmon, smoothie starters with fresh fruit and a bit of porridge as a thickener. Everything was absolutely delightful. To top it off, they have a liquor license and sell two kinds of local beers and 32 different single malts. Although ranked number two in Pitlochry on Trip Advisor, there is nothing second place about this B&B. Highly recommended.

One of the best B&Bs I have ever stayed! Struan and Louise have been great hosts!!! Highly…read morerecommended and I would definitely consider staying there again!