Hotels in Anstruther

"Great space, 2 rooms clean bright heat and AC worked, shower was very good. Only iused the kettle inbthe kitchen, you have to get pots pans from reception so didnt bother. Plenty of parking, and the area that i was in was very quiet. 20 min walk into town so getting around is very easy. Look forward to staying again. "

"I love this hotel. It's always clean, well maintained and all the staff that I have come into contact with have been polite and very easy to interact with. The food has always been exemplary. I have a project starting in Kirkcaldy very soon, for an eight week duration, and I can't imagine staying anywhere else."

"Nice property, location, rooms and food. Spa however wasn’t great due to pool being very cold and hot tub being out of order so we didn’t stay long in the spa"

"The staff was very helpful and the rooms immaculate "

"Beginning to look a bit tired overall but excellent bar service."

"First impression was the hotel looked very nice and upmarket Gym pool facilities was really Food was absolutely terrible haddock for a starter was uneditable due to over fried and dripping of grease Piri chicken burger was good but was really spicy and the chip were horrible tasting The room was looked good but there was a smell of damp One of the beds was broken and the other side of the smelled of what I can only describe as bad feet I tried talking to the guy at reception but made out he couldn’t understand me Very poor experience Room 136"

"The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. The decor is a little tired in places in the room but we still had a great stay. The bed is very comfortable and quiet. Breakfast offered a great choice of cooked to order and continental. "

"Very good food at the restaurant and very good wait staff. "

"This is a gem of a stay. A beautiful historical house that has been decorated to the highest of standards, immaculately clean, a warm greeting from our hosts Jenny and Mark, who missed nothing for our information. Our spacious en suite room was also decorated to a high standard in keeping with the rest of the house with a large comfortable bed which aforded us a good night's sleep. The breakfast menu tells its own story of fresh locally produced and sourced food on offer, freshly cooked and served by very attentive staff on an impressive table dressed by fine china and starch ironed linnen tablecloth in the dining room with Welsh dressers filled by family heirlooms of fine bone china. The breakfast choice was varied and plentiful. We settled for a light breakfast of orange juice, with scrambled eggs cooked to perfection with toasted wholemeal bread served with a pot of Scottish blended morning tea. The house is situated at the very start of the historical fishing town of Anstruther with views over the Firth of Forth it offers a pleasent walk into town, or the further afield Celardyke on the coastal path. With it's award winning beach and award winning fish and chip resturant Anstruther is supported by a good selection of bars and resturants craft shops a museum, or a sail to the isle of May from the marina. There is no doubt that we will be back."