Discover the best hotels in Fife, Scotland including Rusacks St. Andrews, Fairmont St Andrews, Rufflets Hotel, DoubleTree by Hilton Edinburgh - Queensferry Crossing, Premier Inn St Andrews hotel, No.1 Apartments St Andrews - South Street, Albany Hotel, Old Course Hotel Golf Resort & Spa, Best Western Plus Keavil House Hotel, The Russell Hotel.
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5 based on 242 reviews
St Andrews is a must-visit destination: from being a Scottish setting for Royal romance, to its famous West Sands beach which was immortalized in the Oscar-winning movie Chariots of Fire, it's Cathedral, aquarium and boutiques. Oh, and did we mention golf? Rusacks St Andrews is within a sand wedge of the 18th hole of the world-famous Old Course. Stylishly remodeled on a golfing theme, Rusacks St Andrews offers luxurious accommodation occupied by some of the great names in the game's history. Unquestionably Scotland's greatest golfing hotel, we even have a dedicated Golf Concierge so you won't miss a thing. The Bridge is a family-friendly dining experience, with views over the infamous St Andrews' Swilcan Bridge and the Old Course. Enjoy a range of British and European dishes here. Eighteen is a destination rooftop restaurant and bar with unrivalled views across St Andrews' Old Course and West Sands Beach.
Great Hotel, Great Location and Great People. This was not our first time to the Rusacks as we have been going there for over 15 years. This was our first time since the new part of the Hotel opened and it is so much better. Everything was perfect from checking in to checking out. Excellent facilities and the new bar on the top floor is amazing with the best view in St Andrews
4.5 based on 4855 reviews
Set on a 520 acre estate with a unique coastal setting, Fairmont St Andrews has something for everyone. From lavish rooms to a luxurious spa, championship golf to exquisite dining, our five star attention to detail is unsurpassed. Enjoy the views overlooking the medieval St Andrews and the North Sea. Play golf on The Torrance and The Kittocks or wind down in our Fairmont Spa with locally themed treatments using the finest Ishga Skin Care products. Indulge in delicate pastries and cakes in our Fairmont Afternoon Tea experience served in the Atrium Lounge with a rich colour scheme and nautical elements that reflect the surrounding landscape including a lighting installation by renowned artist George Singer. We guarantee your stay will become a treasured memory!
I stayed there for 2 nights and will never forget the magnificent surroundings, the stunning building, the quiet and peaceful atmosphere, the sound of the sea and the vision of the sunset going down on St Andrew's church on the horizon. I was blessed with insane weather for 3 days so it probably helped a lot but anyways would recommend staying there. The only two points I would bring up for improvement was the slow service at the bar (however did not bother me at all I had time) and the mattress was not too comfortable, uneven surface. But thank you all to the team, you are rocking it.
4.5 based on 1846 reviews
This luxury family hotel, situated in 10 acres of secluded gardens, has been under the same family ownership for over 70 years. Located a few minutes' drive from the centre of town, golf courses and beaches, the hotel is popular with couples and families. Rufflets is surrounded by mature gardens which supply the fine dining restaurant. Free parking and WiFi.
We enjoyed our brief stay. While pricey, Rufflets is luxurious and the room was impeccably clean and comfortable. The breakfast (included with the room) was very good and the service in the dining room was attentive.
4.5 based on 725 reviews
With panoramic views across the Firth of Forth, our hotel and venue offers spacious rooms with free Wi-Fi and our destination restaurant, The Shore Grill & Fish House. Our restaurant serves a menu of both international and traditional dishes, using fresh, local produce. Edinburgh city centre and Edinburgh Airport are 12 miles from the hotel. Inverkeithing Rail Station is 2 miles away.There is ample free parking on site.
The hotel was absolutely stunning, gorgeous location, room was huge and has absolutely everything you need. Housekeeping were great and made our room up again for our stay over it was like coming back to a brand new room. Every member of staff were on hand and friendly. Will def stay again x
4 based on 867 reviews
No less than Premier Inn St Andrews will do when you're visiting this prestigious town that's also known as the 'home of golf'. It features an on-site Thyme restaurant, and new generation bedrooms each with an impressive 40" flat screen TV, bright, modern bathroom with a large shower head, and brand new, slumber-inducing, king-size Hypnos bed. Our St Andrews hotel is on the edge of the town centre, within walking distance of the seafront and the very royal University of St Andrews. Golfers will delight in the fact we're a very short drive from the mecca of golf, St Andrews Links, as well as other great local golf courses.
Room had what we needed, spacious and clean. Only negative comment would be that you cannot open the windows, it was a bit stuffy and we had to have the air conditioning on as a result (and had a headache when we woke up).
5 based on 11 reviews
Say hello to No.1 Apartments South Street, your private residence in the heart of beautiful St Andrews. This collection of serviced apartments mean you can expect lots of freedom and privacy but with the high spec finishes and luxury touches of a hotel. Our apartments have been designed to the highest standard, with all including fully kitted out kitchens and separate living areas.
A beautifully appointed and comfortable apartment ideally located in central St Andrews. Booking and queries handled very efficiently and professionally. We will definitely be back, and happy to recommend!
4.5 based on 992 reviews
We are a small, friendly, informal 3 star hotel. The first in St Andrews to be awarded the prestigious title 'Townhouse Hotel' by the Scottish Tourist Board. The quaint old building has a warm personality all of its own. You will love the craftsmanship of the many original features. Built from 1764, the hotel consists of two Georgian terraced houses, both exactly the same layout, built for two brothers by their father, Mr Thomas Low. With only 22 rooms (all en-suite), we are able to maintain very high standards in accommodation and service without losing our warm and caring attitude towards our guests. Special, great value seasonal, weekend and golf breaks are often available, so contact the hotel for details. The hotel will also be delighted to help arrange golf, sightseeing tours and visits to places of interest. We look forward to you spending some time with us at The Albany Hotel and getting a real flavour for everything St Andrews has to offer.
The room was neat and very clean. Staff was great, extremely polite and helpful. Breakfast was outstanding. Short walking distance to restaurants and retail stores. Would definitely recommend to others.
4.5 based on 2132 reviews
Bordering the renowned 17th ‘Road Hole’ of the Old Course in the Home of Golf, the Old Course Hotel enjoys a spectacular location overlooking the famous links courses, the West Sands beach and the beautiful Scottish coastline. Discover the historic university town of St Andrews, just a short stroll from the resort, and explore the surrounding countryside of the ancient Kingdom of Fife. With a combination of classically elegant and contemporary interiors, the hotel offers quietly confident service, luxurious facilities and a warm welcome in the finest traditions of Scottish hospitality.
We visited Old Course Hotel for Easter weekend. We arrived by train into Leuchars and took a taxi to the hotel (15mins drive/£15). We arrived early and our room was not ready so we decided to venture into the town and enjoy good weather before checking in. When we came back, the check-in was quick and we were promptly taking to our room. The room was very traditional Scottish, with a lot of lovely touches. Bed was huge and very comfortable. I had spa booked straight after, so I headed to the famous Koehler Spa for facial and massage. The spa area was very busy but comfortable; coffee, water and fruit were served in the waiting lounge. Despite choosing Kohler’s signature package, the treatment itself was so so, I expected more. There was no music played as the equipment was broken so I ended up playing music from my YouTube (not great). In the evening, we had a booking at the Road Hole. It was very quiet that night and we have most of the room to ourselves. The views of the golf course were spectacular and it made for a wonderful evening to be looking across to the Bay of St Andrews. Food was very good, we had scallops for starter, fish and steak for main, followed by cheese platter. We also had lovely wines to go with our food. Breakfast was served in the same room, and once again, views made for a wonderful start to the day. It was an a la carte service combined with a small buffet (made to order eggs or pancakes plus cooked items, fruit and veg at the buffet). Overall we had a wonderful stay and will be back. The service could be better and more friendly and spa was a bit of a disappointment but it still made for a wonderful stay.
4.5 based on 1491 reviews
A country house hotel 2 miles from Dunfermline and 18 miles from Edinburgh. Picture of Health leisure spa with swimming pool, toddlers pool, extensive gym, excercise studion, sauna and steam room. High quality bedrooms in a range of styles. Extensive, landscaped gardens. Enjoy casual gourmet food in the Botanist Restaurant. Free internet access, free parking and free vehicle charging for guests. Pets welcome.
First time staying here! Arrived at 3pm went into reception to check in. Previously they had sent an email to complete to check in but I prefer to check in at reception however this was not an option as the girl on reception made us stand there & do our own check in online ? Strange I thought ! By this time is was now 3.15pm and our room was not ready! No apology just a mumble that they were running late ! We said we would go into bar and get a coffee whilst waiting - girl said they would come & get us when room was ready. By 4 pm I was starting to get a bit narked so went back to reception & another receptionist had a look & our room was ready - pity they hadn’t let us know as agreed ! By this time I was a bit disappointed with the hotel and lack of communication. They did however pick up the tab for the coffee. Room was nice & clean - bed was very very comfy ❤️ Leisure was outside hotel but very nice & the jacuzzi was amazing. Dinner was very nice & service was very good. Breakfast was not so well organised although the food was delicious it was let down by the waitress - who forgot the butter & hot water we asked for ! The toast & tea were stone cold by that time ! When we asked again for it - no apology. Just wee things I know but I like my tea & toast hot ! Overall it was the small things that let it down - I would definitely go back & hopefully next time the room will be ready !!
4.5 based on 410 reviews
If you’re looking for a quaint hotel in St. Andrews, look no further than The Russell Hotel. For those interested in checking out popular landmarks while visiting St. Andrews, The Russell Hotel is located a short distance from University of St Andrews (0.2 mi) and Holy Trinity Church (Town Kirk) (0.2 mi). Guest rooms offer a flat screen TV, and The Russell Hotel makes getting online easy as free wifi is available. You can also take advantage of some of the amenities offered by the hotel, including room service. In addition, guests can enjoy free breakfast during their visit. During your visit, be sure to check out one of St. Andrews' popular lobster restaurants such as Little Italy, Forgan's St Andrews, and The Adamson, all a short distance from The Russell Hotel. During your visit, be sure to check out popular attractions like St Andrews Links (0.8 mi), The Swilcan Bridge (0.3 mi), and St Andrews Cathedral (0.5 mi), which are all within walking distance of the hotel. The staff at The Russell Hotel looks forward to serving you during your upcoming visit.
Still my favourite in St Andrews. The steaks were cooked to perfection and the crispy onions takes me back to my childhood dining in The Niblick. The reason for a 4 and not a 5 was the peppercorn sauce just not quite reduced enough but I must say it was lovely to actually have a sauce made from cream and freshly ground pepper and not whole peppercorns. I look forward to my next visit before this establishment is destroyed and turned into another block of flats. A disgrace to see one of last family-run hotels in St Andrews become a mere memory.
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