Top Hotels in Fife Bed and Breakfast Inns
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The 10 best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fife, United Kingdom
Discover the best Bed and Breakfast Inns in Fife, Scotland including No.1 St Andrews - St Mary's Place, The Inn at Lathones, The Spindrift, Cleveden House, Five Pilmour Place, The New Inn St Andrews, Clarke Cottage Guest House, Montague Guest House, Dunclutha Guest House, The Golf Hotel.
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1. No.1 St Andrews - St Mary's Place
Overall Ratings
5 based on 100 reviews
Say hello to No1 St Andrews, your private residence in the heart of beautiful St Andrews. We are the only fully serviced luxury apartments in the town, meaning you can expect lots of freedom and privacy but with the high spec finishes and luxury touches of a hotel. Our apartments are offered over 2 unique buildings, and have been designed to the highest standard, with many including fully kitted out kitchens and separate living areas, semi-private patios or balconies, and more. Our beautiful apartments have everything the modern independent traveller is looking for, and our sister apartments in the centre of Old Town Edinburgh mean that we are well versed in ensuring you feel perfectly at home during your stay. Check out the “your stay” section to read more about the little extras that we think will make you smile, including your bespoke welcome hamper, Netflix streaming service, and Arran Aromatics toiletries.
Lovely, comfortable and central
Reviewed By Dmh1965Really lovely, comfortable room in the Centre of St Andrews. Stayed here last week on a business trip. Room was ideal, lovely decor, super comfy bed, dedicated work area. We selected a room, but there are larger apartments too so perfect for any kind of stay. Nice outdoor space at back of building with seating. I would definitely stay again & can confidently recommend.
2. The Inn at Lathones
Overall Ratings
4 based on 724 reviews
16th Century Coaching Inn that has a name for being eclectic. It has won awards for service, great food, wine list, best small music venue in Britain, best small golfing hotel in Scotland, amongst many more. The Bedrooms are very modern in complete contrast to the age of the main house. The food is all locally sourced and has a modern European edge to it.
Wonderful dog friendly break.
Reviewed By providenceWe stayed here after availing of a special offer from Hotel Breaks for a couple of nights earlier this week. On approach I was a little worried as the outside of the property adjacent to the road looked a little run down. However once we turned the corner into the courtyard and car park we were pleasantly surprised. Upon arrival I was shown a superior suite by Kate., the room was delightful, a super king size bed, en suite with jacuzzi (oh I DO love a jacuzzi so I was already in 7th heaven. ) a very comfortable large room, only downside is a few creaky floorboards and it would be nice to have 1 pillow which wasn’t as full for sleeping. The room had all the required amenities including a coffee machine, 2 comfortable chairs for lounging and enough wardrobes, chest of drawer s etc if you were staying longer. The main reason we had chosen this Inn was because it was the virgin overnight stay in an hotel trip for our cocker spaniel Murphy, boy did he land on his feet. Staff made a fuss of him and he was given his own very cute water bowl for the duration, they even gave us a little container to keep the leftovers we had during out meals so Murphy dined like a king, spare ribs, black pudding, sausage bacon. He may never eat kibble again.?? We were served tea and a scone on arrival by the lovely Hannah who made sure we had all we needed, Jack the manager checked in regularly and we were very comfortable. We dined in the restaurant both evenings as our offer gave £50 per night towards dining. Again we were a little worried thinking this is all lovely but let’s hope the food is good because if it isn’t that would be shame. Well folks, you need not worry, the food was Devine. I wish I had taken photos but we were too busy enjoying the cuisine. Night one I had mushrooms followed by fish pie and ice cream for pudding. All absolutely gorgeous, particularly the fish pie. Hubby had smoked salmon/prawn starter which again was delicious, the icing on the cake for him were the spare ribs (loving ribs in USA they had high standards to match these) and they did. murphy was lucky to get a few morsels later. He finished with sticky toffee pudding and we rounded the evening off with a nightcap in the bar. Murphy joined us for that having had a snooze while we dined in the restaurant. We also were able to order a bottle of wine which Kate kindly kept behind the bar for the 2nd nights meal. Breakfast was served in the bar area in the morning & murphy was able to join us for that. Breakfast was tasty but I think after the indulgences of the day before we weren’t able to do it justice. The Meal on our second night was equally delicious, massive portion of fish and chips and fish cakes for dinner followed by ice cream and the Scottish cranachan sundae. All in all we loved our stay in the Inn, great value,excellent food, lovely surroundings and the staff Jack Kate and Hannah really helped make our stay special. Hats off to the chef, your food is fabulous. And Murphy just loved his 1st doggie break. Thanks a million folks. ????
3. The Spindrift
Overall Ratings
5 based on 338 reviews
The Spindrift is an imposing Victorian residence built in 1870 for a Tea Clipper Captain, with many original internal features carefully restored, offering 8 bedrooms with en suite/private facilities. Only a short walk to Anstruther harbour and village centre. The Spindrift is personally run by Mark and Jennifer Carmichael-Green. A relaxed atmosphere prevails and it is our aim to provide you with high standards of service and housekeeping.
Don't Hestitate - Book Now!
Reviewed By Eleanor GWhat an amazing guest house in walking distance to AnstrutherTown center. If you want to venture further, the bus stop 100 meters away takes you to Crail and Saint Andrews, and the Fife coastal path is across the street! Jeni and Mark are fascinating hosts and go above and beyond to cater to the guest needs and provide helpful hints to navigating the area. The room and bed were very comfortable and the house beautifully maintained. We loved the lounge and honesty bar with wide choices of drinks and great space for relaxation and conversation. (And we had a great conversation with Mark one evening!) This stay was one of the highlights of our 2-week trip. If you are trying to decide where to stay when in the St. Andrews area don't hesitate, book now!
4. Cleveden House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 181 reviews
Cleveden House is a family run guest house,only minutes walk from St Andrews town centre, university and famous Old Course at St Andrews Links We have 3 double and 2 twin rooms , and are all en suite We have a single room with private bathroom for the single traveller All rooms are tastefully decorated and offer comfort and a relaxed atmosphere during your visit to the Home of Golf.
International parents - orientation week in St Andrews
Reviewed By JuaneneFrydmanWe had a great time at Cleveden House. Betsy was incredibly helpful meeting us at the house late on Friday evening when we arrived (after a delayed long haul trip from South Africa) and arranged to store our 4 suitcases (75kgs) until my daughter's res room was available the following week. Betsy was always ready to assist, whether it be arranging a taxi, or suggesting a dinner spot, or sharing anecdotes about South Africa.
5. Five Pilmour Place
Overall Ratings
5 based on 206 reviews
Five Pilmour Place enjoys a unique location. The 18th green of the Old Course is a mere 75 yards away, while a slow two minute walk will take you into the heart of the magnificent historic University town of St Andrews. The architecture and facilities of Five Pilmour Place are a fusion of tradition with contemporary and convenience. This luxurious boutique privately owned guesthouse comprises of seven en-suite bedrooms with spacious guest lounge and dining room.
Uncomfortable mis-described bed
Reviewed By stuartm889I had booked a king size bed. I’m 6’4 tall and need to sleep slightly diagonally, even on a king sized bed. What I got was two singles pushed together. Not only are these shorter than a king size but also have a ridge down the middle. The beds were also of poor quality and went flat when sat on. Even Travelodge can manage pocket spring decent king sized beds for as little as £30 a night. Come on guys, we expect more for £150 a night! The room is boutique and looks nice, (garden room) but also has a roof light with no covering and poor blinds on windows. If you struggle to sleep in a light room, don’t book this one. As a result of the bed I had three very sleepless nights and felt truly awful each morning, just eating a bit of toast. Two singles is not an king sized bed! All style and no substance!
6. The New Inn St Andrews
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 141 reviews
The New Inn is a lively local with five contemporary en-suite bedrooms. All rooms have free wifi access, refreshment tray and free view TV. We offer a good selection of home made meals using local produce. A warm welcome is guaranteed at this ideal affordable base for exploring St Andrews. Walking distance to town centre and centrally located for many golf courses.
Terrible
Reviewed By AberdonsWe stayed in a supposed deluxe double room 1. Toilet didn't flush, two single bed pushed together. Dated furniture but not a dated over night rate of £138 with no breakfast. Check in 4pm check out 10am. No staff on premises from 11pm out 12 mid day after checkout. Terrible customer service since. No response to raised concerns.
7. Clarke Cottage Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
Located off the M90 at J3, Clarke Cottage is ideally situated for exploring Fife and yet is only 20 minutes from Edinburgh Airport and 35 minutes from Edinburgh City Centre. A comfortable, family run establishment offering quality Bed & Breakfast accommodation. All rooms are en-suite with free wi-fi; multi-channel digital colour TV and DVD; fridge and hospitality tray. Nearest train station (Dunfermline Queen Margaret) is only a two minute walk from the Guest House.
It’s like visiting your best mates. Great place.
Reviewed By wooflesSpotlessly clean. Comfy bed. Great WiFi connection. Fab breakfast. Fridge in room ( mega handy). Excellent hosts, Colin and Suzanne go the extra mile. I feel like I have known them all my life. Have stayed on 4 separate occasions in last month. Can’t fault the place at all. Great value for money. Highly recommended by myself.
8. Montague Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 267 reviews
Finding an ideal charming bed and breakfast in St. Andrews does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Montague Guest House, a nice option for travelers like you. Nearby landmarks such as University of St Andrews (0.1 mi) and Holy Trinity Church (Town Kirk) (0.2 mi) make Montague Guest House a great place to stay when visiting St. Andrews. Montague Guest House offers guests an array of room amenities including a flat screen TV, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available. The bed and breakfast offers outdoor furniture and baggage storage, to make your visit even more pleasant. The property also features free breakfast. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free public parking available nearby. If you like Thai restaurants, Montague Guest House is conveniently located near Tulsi Restaurant, Tanon, and Rama 9. Looking to explore? Then look no further than St Andrews Links (0.8 mi), The Swilcan Bridge (0.3 mi), and St Andrews Cathedral (0.5 mi), which are some popular St. Andrews attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the bed and breakfast. Montague Guest House looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to St. Andrews.
First but not last trip to Scotland
Reviewed By gmilleStayed at the Montague with friends on a golf junket. Great boutique hotel and great location. Raj, our host could not have been more inviting. Very attentive to our needs. Rooms were quaint and clean. Our room was on the 3rd floor and faced the street. Unlike other reviews regarding the coastal bird life, I enjoyed the sounds of the seagulls even at 4am. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay at the Montague the next time.
9. Dunclutha Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 79 reviews
The hostess with the mostest
Reviewed By dowlo123Great host, lovely and clean accommodation in a great location. Fantastic breakfast. She even makes her own jam and marmalade. Will definitely stay the next time I visit the area. Unbelievable value. Room a good size with comfortable bed. Nice en-suite.
10. The Golf Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 231 reviews
The Golf Hotel is a quality hotel, bar and restaurant in a 18th century Grade A listed building, perfect for a relaxing weekend away or golfing holiday. Situated in the picturesque village of Crail and with fantastic facilities and great food, visit us to wind down or for a weekend getaway. For golfers, Crail has two links courses and is perfectly situated for a trip to 'the home of golf', St Andrews. If you're simply looking to relax, the scenic coastal paths offer a fantastic opportunity to explore the stunning eastern coastline of Scotland.
Good Food just confused about the peas!
Reviewed By philipfifiHad a pub lunch here today with friends. Decided on Breaded Hadfock & chips after seeing a delicious looking plate of it served in the bar, we were sitting in the lovely beer garden. imagine my disappointment when my food arrived and it was just a big pile of chip and a piece of haddock. I did ask if I could have some peas with it. And a slice of lemon would have been nice. Here is why I am confused apparently you are not allowed peas if eating outside. This started an hilarious conversation about Pea-gate! Would love to know why peas are not allowed if you eat outside. The dressed crab was beautiful and I would recommend this hotel for food but next time I will eat inside! ?
