Located in Anstruther, 7.5 miles from Fairmont St Andrews Bay Golf Course, Balcomie Links Hotel has accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Eric
United States of America
We chose this place based on its proximity to St. Andrews. Our room was on the top floor and had a beautiful view of the water. Bed was comfortable, shower was nice, quiet community, a good breakfast came with the room.
Murray Library Hostel features free WiFi throughout the property and views of sea in Anstruther.
Ewa
United States of America
Darius was very nice and welcoming, I was beyond surprised at how beautiful the room and view were. Very clean and the bathrooms were nice as well. Amazing location right above the bus stop and in the middle of town. Couldn’t recommend it more.
Just a few steps from Anstruther’s harbor and marina, with views of the Firth of Forth, The Waterfront offers 4-star accommodations with breakfast included and free Wi-Fi.
Featuring a bar, The Shoregate is located in Crail in the Fife region, 7.3 miles from Fairmont St Andrews Bay Golf Course and 10 miles from St Andrews University.
Alan
United Kingdom
Room was beautiful and the breakfast was incredible.
Located in Crail, 7.2 miles from Fairmont St Andrews Bay Golf Course, The Golf Hotel provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Ayla
United States of America
It was very central. The staff was as friendly as can be both at check-in and dinner and breakfast.
It was very nice to have the dining room right there and the food was good. Even though it was right at an intersection, it was very quiet at night.
Located within a 9-minute walk of Billow Ness Beach and 9.4 miles of Fairmont St Andrews Bay Golf Course, The Coastal Inn Outbuilding has rooms in Cellardyke. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Jeffrey
United States of America
The location was excellent -- on the Fife Coastal path, and a 7 minute walk to Anstruther Harbor with its glorious fish and chips shops. The pub was cozy and Robin the barmaid wonderful.
Set in 120 acres of scenic Fife countryside, Kilconquhar Castle Estate features a heated indoor swimming pool and horse riding facilities.
Josh
United Kingdom
Beautiful grounds with plenty of stuff for children to do. Had family staying in the villas that are on site, and they seemed to be the better option if you are thinking of booking a property here. The staff were very kind and helpful.
A former railway station set in 2 acres of landscaped garden, The Old Station Guest House consists of of the main building and a train carriage converted into suites.
Gorgeous wee village in East Neil, one of the most beautiful...
Gorgeous wee village in East Neil, one of the most beautiful areas in Scotland. Lovely shops near the harbour, and easy walking distance of the equally beautiful villages of Pittenweem, St Monans, Crail and Cellardyke
Claire
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I visited Anstruther specifically for a boat trip to The...
I visited Anstruther specifically for a boat trip to The Isle of May. The weather proved to be excellent for us and the trip I would recommend to anybody interested in Nature and specifically seabirds like Puffin, Arctic Tern, Cormorant, Shag, Guillemote, Razorbill and so on. I was there for 2 nights in a lovely B&B (Brackness House) which was within 5 minutes walk of the harbour meaning we had no need to seek parking (which can be an issue at busy times). Anstruther is a beautiful little fishing port and I will re-visit probably as part of a walking holiday on the Fife Coastal path. We ate at the Dreel pub on the one evening. A fabulous warm welcome and lovely food, though a bit limited for my wife who is a confessed fussy vegetarian. I found the meal to be a little expensive at first but have since learned about the tax issues facing small businesses in Scotland so have revised my opinion about the costs. It certainly was not over expensive and I would happily go back. We ate the second evening wotha takeaway from the Wee Chippy on the harbour front. Again lovely food, a little more expensive than I was expecting, but again, not massively so and probably reflective of all the local prices. I would happily recommend both the Dreel and Wee Chippy as places to eat.
Anthony
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The walks in this part of the country are stunning as are...
The walks in this part of the country are stunning as are the beaches if you get the weather! And there's never a shortage of good places to eat. If you have a furry friend, the majority of the shops and restaurants are pet friendly.
Andrea
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Typical of this charming part of Scotland, quite unlike...
Typical of this charming part of Scotland, quite unlike anywhere else. Lots of little known corners of interest. EATERIES aplenty
Kellue Castle, Crail, nuclear bunker, coastal path, Fish market live, Crail raceway for stockcars, Kingsbarns beach, St Andrews etc all nearby plus Bass rock trips, fishing....
McLaren
Scored 10
10
Anstruther is a lovely and lively little town in the...
Anstruther is a lovely and lively little town in the beautiful East Neuk of Fife. It has a very picturesque harbour, good eating places, including the wonderful and award-winning Anstruther Fish Bar, a number of interesting shops and a well-stocked Co-op. It is within easy reach of other lovely little East Neuk towns/villages, including St Monans, Pittenweem and Crail, and the university town of St Andrews, which is a must for visitors to the area. The RNLI shop at Anstruther harbour has a really good selection of little presents to take home to loved ones, including the iconic yellow wellies for little feet!
Elizabeth
Scored 10
10
Anstruther is a lovely east coast town with a lovely harbour...
Anstruther is a lovely east coast town with a lovely harbour. It has some very nice places to eat either for breakfast lunch or dinner. it is also very close to many of the other coastal villages and of course St Andrews is also close by.
Communication was very good and self check in, easy.
The hostel is spacious, well equipped and very clean. The highlight is the beautiful location at the Anstruther Harbour with stunning sea views from the bedroom.
There are a number of coffee shops, restaurants and a very good local bakery, which were very handy.
We loved the coastal path to Pittenweem and the beautiful tidal pool at Cellerdyke.
Very warm welcome and friendly staff. We stayed in December and appreciated the efficient radiators and piping hot power shower. The breakfast was one of the best we've eaten. Very convenient location for exploring this stretch of the Fife coast. Crail is a lovely fishing village and the walk from there to Anstruther and back (8 miles) was the perfect start to the Cheistmas season.
Well appointed with all the facilities and everything you would need need a comfortable stay.
Rooms and cooking equipment we're spotlessly clean.
Great location with Anstruther Harbour a few minutes walk, Pittenweem & St Monans a short walk along the Fife Coastal path.
Meals in the restaurant were very good, especially the breakfasts. Staff always friendly. My trip from Anstruther to the Isle of May on Osprey 111 was the highlight of my stay.
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