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15 years ago
friendly welcome, good food and set in a nice quiet village. Old coaching in so no two rooms are the same which adds to the interest. We had a room at the front and expected traffic noise but that wasn't a problem. read more
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Cupar KY15 7EY
United Kingdom
01337 857329
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town house
(1 review)
The Town house is a lovely little hotel and resturant near the train station in a little town…read morecalled Markinch near to Glenrothes. The town house is very sought after so booking is advisable the town house has a warm and welcoming atmostphere catering for small intimate dinners to large parties it offers a lunch and dinner menus and High teas on Saturday and Sundays. They also have beautiful wines to compliment your meal as well as a well stocked bar. There is normally vouchers in the local newspaper for buy 1 get 1 free on their main mains Monday to Friday when you buy and starter or Pudding. One of my favourite places for eating out locally.
Caledonian Hotel
(2 reviews)
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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
Fairmont St Andrews
(19 reviews)
£££
This hotel was a fantastic stay for my husband and I. The hotel grounds are beautiful - the…read morelandscaping is lovely overlooking the sea and the hotel itself is a site to be seen. The staff was extremely kind and the service was great. Our room itself was huge, updated and clean. The bathrooms in the room were so nice - loved the tile details and the rain shower. The amenities available ie gym, spa, bar etc were a great added bonus. Loved the huge breakfast bar that was included with the stay. I would highly suggest staying here for your visit to St Andrews!
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.
The Famous Bein Inn
(4 reviews)
Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here. From walking into the hotel, you are greeted by friendly staff…read more The hosts Karen and Dave can't do enough for you. The lounge is warm and inviting with a wood fire burning and lots of comfortable chairs to relax in. We ate in the bar, there is also a restaurant, great choice of food which was excellent. Again service was very good. Our bedroom was amazing! The king bed was very comfortable, the room spacious and beautifully decorated with an en-suite bathroom. I would absolutely recommend the Bein Inn Hotel. It is charming and welcoming, fabulous service and great food, perfect for everyone! Will definitely be returning. Thank you Karen and Dave for a wonderful stay.
Plenty of parking - although across a busy road... Very welcoming looking hotel/restaurant... When…read moreentering the reception are we were met by the chef as no receptionist about but this was done with professionalism and cheer. High level of cleanliness and even on a wednesday at 1pm there were a fair few tables full. We were seated and shown the menu, ordered a drink and the specials were explained with enthusiasm. We ordered and mentioned that we had a voucher and this was dealt with without issue. Main course arrived within 15 minutes and was piping hot, well presented and delicious. Would absolutely recommend as the food was excellent, service excellent and the atmosphere was also excellent
Rusacks Hotel
(20 reviews)
The hotel is right on the golf course and our room was overlooking the 18th green on the 4th floor…read more I recommend the Bing Crosby room, it has an amazing view! The staff was extremely helpful and courteous with everything from directions to amenities. You get that old time feeling surrounded by history and you can literally see the club house and its a five minute walk to the old course. Breakfast is included with the room and it was great. You can choose continental or order your preference. I would highly recommend this hotel. Note, if you plan on playing the course golfers have to hit off of mats until April. They will supply you with a carry mat. Shopping is a convenient stroll to Tom Morris shop, St. Andrews Links Golf shop, British Golf Museum, and other shops.
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.
Eden Mansion
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.
Kilconquhar Castle Estate
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.
Victoria Hotel
We stayed here September 2023. On the site we used to book the hotel the description stated they…read moreare in Edinburgh, Scotland, had 2 room suites available and had a washer/dryer available for guest use. This hotel is in Kirkcaldy, which ended up being 2 hours outside of Edinburgh. Even though the site stated a 2 room suite, when we got there we got a single room with a double and a child's bed and were told this was what we reserved. The Washer/dryer was strictly for the hotel only, we had to find a laundromat nearby. Additionally, the menus provided showed dinner was from 6:30 pm to 9pm. Whenever we arrived, may it have been 6:45pm or 7pm, we were told dinner was already shutdown. We also had trouble getting back to Kirkcaldy after 7pm. As the city apparently shuts down around 6:30pm. However, if you are going to Scotland to explore and experience the country, do not stay at this hotel. Kirkcaldy is a quiet out of the way town. Be sure that the hotel you choose is actually centered in Edinburgh or the city you want to explore. Scotland was amazing and I do plan on returning.
We stayed at the hotel and needed a late dinner (it was 8 p.m. or thereabouts). We were tired and…read moredidn't want to drive around, so we opted for dinner in the hotel restaurant. What a good decision that turned out to be, and what a treat! In addition to excellent, attentive service, we found that the small portions of the entrées still gave us plenty of food. One of us got the small Steak Pie (£6.95), another chose the Lasagne Al Forno (£7.95), and the third chose the evening special (sorry, I don't remember what it was, but it was £6.95). For £21.85, we had a dinner that was delicious and far surpassed the quality of the food we ate at many other restaurants on our trip to the U.K. The value of the food and the service were so good. If I lived anywhere near Edinburgh, I would visit the good people at the Victoria Hotel any time I needed a night away from the kitchen.
The Waterfront
(16 reviews)
We had a whole baked seabass and fillet of hake and the dishes were wonderful. Perfect portions and…read morethe meat was cooked to perfection. This restaurant is also in a prime location with wonderful staff.
Great location on the waterfront with excellent food and service. Make a reservation and request a…read morewindow seat. Lively atmosphere !
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Had heard some good things about this recently re-furbed and re-opened restaurant so tried it out…read more Venue seems a little unsure of what it is - sports bar or restaurant, but the food was great and really good value. The sweet chilli sauce that came with the home-made the fishcakes was outstanding, but the strong flavours in it overpowered the fishcakes somewhat. The steak was really good, complemented nicely by the cafe de paris butter. My mate has the burger which he thought good too. Fruit crumble with custard for pudding. The crumble was OK but the custard was a dish in itself. I noticed on the wine list they stock Chateau Musar - a particular fave of mine - they recommend calling before you come and asking that they decant the Musar so it can be left to breathe which is a nice idea. Interestingly this is priced at £25 a bottle - compared to £65 at Oloroso and other city centre eateries! I decided to go for the house red which was surprisingly good. All in all, I thought it was excellent. Next time I might just call early about the Musar...
Absolutely amazing hospitality. The bartender/host Marcus made the stay so fun and comfortable we…read morewould absolutely stay here again!
What a wonderful place to stay for a few nights. As the previous poster said, the staff are all…read morefantastic. Femi, our concierge the first night made sure our first night in Edinburgh was outstanding. The hotel is in the middle of everything you could want to do in Edinburgh, so there was some city noise but the rooms are incredibly comfortable and modern. I would recommend anyone to stay there.
The best location in the center of everything. Beautiful boutique style hotel with the nicest…read morestaff. Room was spacious, bedding with soft feather pillows and great linens. Excellent breakfast. Absolutely loved our stay.
Had a great stay at this aparthotel! The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We asked to…read moremove rooms and they were able to do so with no issue or attitude. Loved how they had laundry available onsite, beautiful views, a great reception area with lots of snacks and free hot drinks/pastries, and a little kitchen in the room (even if we didn't use it). GREAT location, very walkable to the bus and train station, and many tram lines. The pillows were also the best I've had in a hotel in a LONG time, contributing to great sleep Would definitely stay here again!
I give the hotel four stars for the great location on St. James Square and being attached to the…read morenearby shopping mall. The Waverley Train Station is just a few blocks away. The door on Leith Street can be difficult to find, but there are signs on the wall pointing to the direction. You take the elevator to the fifth floor to reception. The room and bathroom were spacious and comes with a small fridge, kitchenette with microwave and dishwasher and a comfortable king bed. There are amazing views from the hotel and in our room. You can also walk over to the attached mall by going outside from the reception area on the fifth floor. The negatives were that there was an open salsa container in our fridge and empty shower gel in the bathroom which shows lack of details from housekeeping. We also didn't have a didn't have a disturb sign in our room and housekeeping kept coming in daily. The grab and go area at breakfast is nice, but only comes with a croissant, apple, and coffee maker that hopefully has coffee grounds/is working.
Came here during the summer of 2019 so some of this may have changed since. I'll also preface with…read morethe fact that I got sick mid-way thru my trip with strep (nothing to do with the hotel stay) but the hotel provided some form of comfort when I wasn't in the best state. Pros: - Spacious and lovely hotel with in-room Bluetooth so it feels like home - Free tea, coffee and tea cakes daily in your room (oh my god, first time having tea cakes - it was amazing!) - The front desk is nice and offered to take my luggage to my room - Located in the "old" city so walking around really feels magical vs the modern or shopping district - Area is quieter (but beware of weekends; see con below) and about 5-10mins from a few tourist attractions Cons: - Similar to prior comments, the floor plan and layout is really confusing. There's a front "gate" that you walk past and the front desk door is on the other side of the "courtyard." - I got really lost looking for my room because I had to go through a series of fire doors (heavy, at times making me think I went to the wrong way), weaving through the building. One of the employees disappeared with my luggage as I was going thru the check-in process and dropped my luggage off in my room. I wish they would of at least waited and escorted me to my room so I'd know the best route as there were 2-3 ways to get to my room. After the first day and a half, I was able to find the correct door to come in/out from. - The courtyard on weekends host events and parties on weekends and it's REALLY LOUD. I couldn't even open my window during the summer but I guess it's fine because they had AC. Even with the windows closed, I could still hear the muffling into the night. Luckily this all happened while I was still fine and not when I fell ill towards the end of the week/on a weekday. - During these parties, it's REALLY AWKWARD to come in/out of the hotel at night because you're literally walking through the crowds of drunk people. There wasn't even a designated walkway around the perimeter of the courtyard where they prohibited people from blocking. It was so frustrating as I was grabbing some water and then suddenly sandwiched between strangers who are giving me weird stares for interrupting them when all I'm trying to do is go back to my room and have nothing to do with this party.
3.5/5 Our stay here…read morewas fine, nothing much to write home about (Well, I guess there is, this got long!) The Bluetooth speakers in the ceiling really saved this place. Our room had a window overlooking an alley so the first night I was woken up by the horrible creaking noise and waking from a dead sleep to that was very unnerving, it took me a moment to figure out what the noise was since it wasn't happening routinely (It was a local business opening and closing their back door). The following night I wore my earplugs and played rain sounds from the speakers on either side of the bed and was woken up less, this noise still bit through everything even with the window shut - not a pleasant experience. It was hard for us to figure out how to make the shower a comfortable temperature, it was boiling hot constantly. The written out instructions they hand you at the front desk said to hang a "please clean" sign on the door if we wanted our room freshened so I didn't hang anything up the first day (we generally don't like folks in our room while we're gone). We came back after a long day to find that someone had been in our room and spiffed it up, this was so embarrassing since I'd had personal clothing items strewn about - I later realized that the other side of the door hanger said please do not disturb and I used that for the remainder of our trip. The folks at the front desk are not happy to work here. They stock snacks and drink but don't want you ordering there and will just tell you to go to the Three Sisters for everything. We tried to check in just a few minutes early and were told we couldn't and that the young lady would let us know when we could, we then watched her leave for her shift and had to do the whole song and dance again with her replacement. Not a great welcome. Snacks and drink in the vending machine are horribly overpriced. Great location, fine stay for the money but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it. We skipped the breakfast since it seemed to have fairly small options for a steep price. The Three Sisters next door were having a 5 pound breakfast so we did that instead and got two for the price of one breakfast from Stay...
Stayed here 2 nights on a recent visit. Nice and clean. Friendly staff. Comfortable room. Water…read morefilling stations on each floor is a nice touch. Breakfast in the morning had hot fresh food and juices as well as the ability to order from The menu. Bar area large for an evening drink. There is a small gym, and pool for use as well. Located right by Grassmarket it's very easy to walk to pubs, restaurants and Victoria Street.
Absolute wonderful location in the middle of everything. Was worried a bit that it might be loud…read morefrom street noise but it was perfect. The staff were brilliant and made our time in Edinburgh welcoming and memorable. Highly recommend!
Great place to stay! Very close to everything so you can walk to most places. The train station…read moreis only a block away so it's very easy to walk there. The lady at the front desk was amazing! Rooms are very nice, full kitchen and a washer and dryer.
Fantastic. Everything is wonderful here-- from the moment you enter, it's a welcoming respite. The…read morepeople working there are incredibly helpful, kind, and knowledgeable, plus the accommodations are beautiful--spacious and very comfortable. The location was great too. And the restaurant where we ate breakfast at every day was delightful and the food delicious. An all around beautiful experience.
Native was so welcoming, we arrived a little early from check-in time and they were able to get us…read moreright into our room, which was so great! The hotel is in a great location, and walking distance from so much. I loved that the hotel didn't feel like an obvious hotel, and it felt homey and comforting. The lobby and bar area had cozy booths, couches, and some tables. We stayed in a one bedroom room that included a large bed, kitchenette, desk, small living room space, and washer and dryer. Although we didn't really use the kitchenette, it would definitely be helpful for when you want a evening in. The room included "Brekkie in a bag" that included a pain au chocolat, yoghurt with granola and honey, and an orange juice, great for on the go or a quick bite. Overall, this is a great hotel for a short or long stay, the staff was all super friendly, rooms were nice, and its in a great location.
I love this place and would recommend it to anyone. The rooms are spacious, beds are great, lots of…read morepillows (I like 3). Full bar and food in the lobby. I am picky and this place is nice - we stayed in a studio. Check-in process was a breeze, staff are super friendly. Hotel is close proximity to downtown and very helpful. Look no further and just stay here.
Great location! We returned from a bus tour of the Highlands and needed rooms for the night before…read moreheading to the airport for an early flight. Proximity to drop-off location was convenient. Check-in was fast and easy. Both the dinner and drinks from the hotel lounge were delicious. The rooms were small, but clean and tastefully decorated. The bed was very comfortable.The staff even arranged for our 6 AM taxi pickup and prepared complimentary breakfast bags complete with sandwiches, fruits, juice, croissants and pastries!
I enjoyed my stay at this Ibis Hotel at St Andrew's Square in Edinburgh . The staff is amazing ,…read moreeveryone was so friendly , helpful and accommodating! The decor is trendy and modern. It is located about 5 mins from the Waverley train station. Although the room was on the tiny side it was cute and spotless with very comfortable beds . I loved the wallpaper , it was huge thistle flowers , which is the flower of Scotland. The breakfast buffet was wonderful , cappuccino , teas , cereal , ham , cheese, fruit and more . The only thing I found odd was that there were no tissues in the room and no refrigerator . Aside from that I would highly recommended this adorable hotel .
This hotel has a wonderful location. It is perfectly placed in the middle of all the action and…read morebeauty of this city. We were helped by Hanna several times throughout our stay. Her attitude was positive and helpful. We appreciated her and the majority of the staff. The room was comfortable and clean. It was pretty quiet each night. The bed was just the right amount of firm. The room also had air conditioning which is not always available in this area. The housekeeping kept the room fresh every single day. One thing I thought was weird was the bottled water in the fridge - I believe they just filled it from the tap?!?!? The seal on the bottle was not sealed or present after the first day. The pool and steam room was great after a long day of walking the hills. There is not a hot tub here which was kind of a letdown. The breakfast in the morning was average. Each day is was basically the same menu. I'd suggest a little variety as some feedback. By our 3rd day it was repetitive. Overall this hotel is fantastic. For the price and location you get a pretty nice room and stay. Highly recommended.
The location of this place was superb; at the east end of Princes Street close to St James'…read moreQuarter. The bar was decent - I got a free beer while waiting for my room to be ready - but everything else was sub par. Thermostat in room didn't work and as I was there in February it got pretty chilly, particularly in the bathroom. I wasn't in the room much luckily. The walls had at some point been sprayed by something by a previous guest, and whatever it was had dripped its way down the entire wall. Finally the one chair that was provided had something - maybe food, maybe something worse - caked to it. My complaint at reception was dealt with by asking me if I wanted a free breakfast. In what world is this a 4 star hotel?