This location was fine as to service, etc, BUT Enterprise billed me 68 pounds on a 5 pound toll,…read moreincluding a 35 pound "administration" fee! I paid the toll online. I will NEVER hire from Enterprise again. Crooks.

Car rental process was super easy and return was just as easy! Nadia was very helpful. Entire team…read morewas great to work with. Would rent car from here again.

We relied on Jim's service a lot over the few days we were there. Each driver we used was fantastic…read moreand personable and more than once went above and beyond their duty to ensure we got where we going on time and safely. Great service, came when they said they would, and vehicles were spotless.

Jim's picked us up on short notice from Gullane, Archer field, and Tantallon during our walking…read moretour of the region. GREAT SERVICE

I got a bluebird taxi on the 11th dec from their offices I had a fall I am disa bled I walk with a…read morestick I got taken to my home in Currie my dress was damp with my friend trying to clean it when I got home I got a knock on the door from the driver saying he was fining me for as he said I urinated in the taxi I am so disgusted at there service I will not be using them again

First impressions of this private hire company aren't always positive, due to disinterested call…read morehandlers. However, the drivers themselves are generally lovely and mainly helpful. The cars are clean and well looked after. The cost is usually very reasonable and response times are good. I'm happy to use this company for local trips.

Incredible variety, great quality food, and super service! Lobster, steak, duck, chicken, salmon,…read moreand pork options for main dishes. A wonderful wine list and bar menu specials. The desserts were wonderful too!

http://impromptufridaynights.com/father-and-son-reunion/Father and Son Reunion…read more Many of you might have noticed that I have gone dark over the last few weeks. No, I haven't gone to that great big supper club in the sky. Rather, I have been on a golfing trip to Scotland with my son. Every father's dream is to share a passion with his son. To spend 7 days together with just Brian and myself was a rare treat. To get to play 10 rounds of golf together with him at the home of golf was...PRICELESS. We had a blast We played 10 rounds of golf on 9 courses in 7 days walking 92 miles in the process of playing (Please note that in golf, the shortest distance between two points isn't always a straight line.) Prestwick North Berwick Muirfield Kingsbarn Old Course Carnoustie Lundin Links Crail New Course Old Course If you tell someone that you went to play golf in Scotland, the first thing they ask is: Did you get to play the Old Course? The Old is truly the home of golf. It is where Old Tom Morris shaped the game and the real champions of the game from Bobby Jones to Tiger Woods have proven their merit by winning the Open Championship. But, it isn't easy to get a tee time to play it. I am lucky enough to have played it years ago. When I was planning the trip I went to great lengths to make sure that my son had the same experience. Back in the 1990's I was in London on business. My boss and I planned a weekend trip to St. Andrews for a round of golf at the Old Course. A friend said he knew the Captain at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club that could get us on. We kept asking and asking but our friend was unable to come up with a coveted tee time. Three days before we were leaving London we told a Sri Lankan friend about our quandary. He knew somebody that knew somebody and we placed our hopes in him. When we arrived at the hotel at St Andrews we got the news that we had a 9 am tee time in the morning at the Old Course. I was like a kid at Christmas. So as we planned the trip with my son, I tried everything I could to replicate the experience. We entered the "Ballot" a lottery for tee times where they offer random tee times to the thousands of golf pilgrims that show up on St Andrews shores to play The Old. I even tried to stay in the same hotel as I did in 1995 to bring us good luck. Unfortunately when we got to the hotel we found out that we were not one of the lucky ones. Michael at the Russel Hotel was great. He told us about the "Dark Times" and how to improve your chances. To be honest we went to bed that first night thinking our chances of playing the Old Course were very slim. The following morning I reconfigured all our plans and at 6 am headed to the Old Course. I found 15 guys that had been sleeping there all night to get their names on a list to fill in for cancelations. A sorry group to say the least. The list also makes you eligible to be given a "Dark Time" which is a tee time between 1:30 and 2:30 pm. Starting times so late that you most likely will finish that last few holes in the "Dark". Brian and I went off and played Kingsbarn another great course outside of town. Late in the round I said to Brian lets go back to the Old Course and see if we can get a "Dark Time". Sure enough we did. It was the beautiful weather of the trip. The sun was shining and the golf gods were gracious as father and son got to play those fabulous links together. As fate would have it, on our last day we got lucky again and played the Old Course second time. This time, Brian who had been playing well all week had the round of his life. He birdied two holes on the back 9 with the most impressive on the iconic par 5 14th. He crushed his second shot over the dreaded "He'll Bunker" and got it up and down for a sweet birdie 4. An amazing close to a glorious week. More than golf it was a special time for father and son. In planning the trip I recalled to Brian how I had played golf with my dad at Pebble Beach in California and on the day he died that is what we talked about. To which Brian replied: Dad you aren't dying on me our you? I certainly plan to be around for awhile, but my guess is that when my time comes I will remember the magical week with my son in Scotland.

It is what it says it is, you can book your holidays or exchange money. In Oder to help you find…read morethe right holiday they don't just have agents to help you decide where you can or should go but they also have a huge interactive board which lets you pick a location and see the different holiday offers. So in terms of booking a holiday this ship is great... ... But then there is travel money. Even though there were three agents only one customer could be served at a time which meant for me that I had to wait over 15min even though just one person was in front of me. The other slightly disappointing fact is that they could not order the local currency of one of the countries I'll be visiting, Macedonia. I had to order Euros to exchange those to Macedonian Denar - this again means loosing money.. Overall a good place to go to book holidays, but not sure I would recommend it for exchanging money.

Property was spectacular, close to all the major golf courses in the area. Individual rooms &…read morecottages available. Ideal for groups of golfers. Restaurant, bar, gym, sauna, indoor court all on property. Huge thank you to the owner - Jim! I was desperately looking for a taxi early on a Sunday morning to take me to Kingsbarns, and he was kind enough to give me a ride himself!

I just returned from a November visit to this resort. I read before my trip some negative reviews…read moreon some other review sites, so I want to provide a different perspective. I majority of the reviews I read about this resort concerned the drafty cottages and the cost of electricity. Obviously November gave us our share of cold weather, and I am happy to say that our cottage was very comfortable. The cottage was freezing when we arrived, but the staff member who showed us around showed us where the radiators were and how to control them as well as providing advice on running them economically. The unit heated up very quickly. The extra cost for electricity at the end of the week was about £50 which was much less than the amounts suggested by other reviewers. We ate at the cottage at least 1 cooked meal per day and kept the cottage comfortably warm. The furniture and layout of the cottage was very nice and provides good accommodation for up to 3 couples. We only ate at the Linsey room 1 night but the experience was very good and I will enjoy memories of that evening for a long time to come. When we made reservations for the meal we were told that we would be seated at a table with other people. When we got there it was a banquet table with about 25 others. The atmosphere was good and we were encouraged to meet other guests. The food was good and then to our surprise an entertainer showed up. The person was a very good singer, singing traditional Scottish tunes as well as being quite the comedian. I may not have signed up for this event if I had known all that was involved, but I can tell you that I thoroughly enjoyed it. Over all this resort was wonderful, and provided us with an extremely relaxing holiday. If I could change anything I would ask that the resort provide a few condiments in the kitchen. Overall I highly recommend this resort.

I was attending an event nearby and with only one place that served food we had to head to the…read morenearby small town of Crail for a half descent meal. We all decided to eat at the Golf hotel a nice old building from the outside with a sort of 1980's theme on the inside there was no music playing in the background and all we heard in the background was the noise from the public bar in the next room. We all ordered starters but they took forever to arrive, a whopping 45 minutes, the only table that was in was a table of four and they where having their main courses cleared. I ordered the chicken pakora, you got a good size portion and it did taste quite good, everyone else at the table enjoyed their starters. Soon after finishing our main courses arrived, without the tables having been cleared and the waitress had shown impressive skill juggling several meals whilst trying to clear the table at the same time. I ordered the curry with rice, it was nice enough but tasted more like curried chicken via Bisto.

This is just One of the best places to go for food. The prices are reasonably good, the high tea is…read morejust brill and the customer service of the staff is something I would rate highly. Personaly I would recommend to pay a visit if you are looking for a good meal and service.

What a beautiful place! The drive in, the welcoming at the door the grounds, and the service were…read moreall top tier. This place was visited by Benjamin Franklin and has a tree that Jimmy Carter planted. Neat! When we sat down we were presented menus for tea selections and what came in the menu. It was so charming. It exceeded my expectations! We tried several teas. Each one has its one special taste and flavor profile. I liked the chamomile and the jasmine ones the best. The sandwiches and sweet treats were all quite good. The egg sandwich was probably my favorite of the sandwiches. The cucumber one was also very good. Some of them are a little bland. The sweet treats were all fantastic. They are rich and decadent. That was the first time I remember having clotted cream. It was good but a little different than what I thought. You will get pretty full if you eat everything. Afterwards take a nice long walk around the grounds. Go see the beautiful cows and bees. They also have a peacock that we didn't see and lots of crows There are also some fantastic views of Arthur's Seat. The concierge was informative and friendly. He gave us the backstory of the place and some recommendations. I would highly recommend this place for a proper tea.

What an amazing dining experience! Outstanding waitstaff with impeccable service. We all ordered…read morethe 3 course dinner. I chose the Lapsang Souchang cured salmone appetizer, the cod fish entree and the cheesecake dessert. OMG doesn't even begin to describe how exquisite it all was. Falls into then"once in a lifetime" kind of dining experience. If you have an opportunity to do this, do it.