By far my best dinner in Scotland. Seafood, Steak pie, Indian Curry, and pepperoni pizza all on one…read moretable down by the river. Oh, and the Gin and tonics were solid too.

If you get lucky like me and its a warm sunny day in Dunkeld, make sure you check out this Hotel's…read morebeer garden along the river Tay. You just order your beer and food inside the hotel bar and wonder down to the picnic tables to enjoy the day. The fish and chips was solid and they also have specials after 5pm. Simply a picturesque spot with solid food and beer.

Fantastic 5 star superb caravan site. Lovely and peaceful,…read morewonderful views, very nice people, friendly & helpful staff. Ideal situation for Cupar, Dundee, Perth, St. Andrews.

Great spot. 3 individual houses, one with separate room capability (if your group doesn't match a…read morehouse bedroom setup exactly). Private Putting green, short game and 300 yd driving range all included. 15 minutes to St Andrews, shuttle bus included. Stayed there with 4 couples on a golf trip. Perfect.

A lovely complex of 6 lodges (all sleeping up to 6 people with 4 in 2 bedrooms and a foldout sofa…read morebed) which is dog friendly and set in a beautiful location by the Ericht River. Blairgowrie is a lovely place and this is an awesome place to stay. Just a 10 minute walk to the town centre and the great pubs on offer, you feel very remote but with the bonus of having great amenities such a short walk away. There's also a big Coop and Tesco if you forget anything. Lodges are all self catering with extensive facilities. Owners are very friendly and will help you out if you want to go on a nice walk or see some lovely scenery. The only downside is there's no wifi available in the lodges. If they had this it would be awesome as mobile coverage is patchy.

Still in awe of this property while writing this review! As two (very bad) golfers, we loved…read morelearning about the rich history of this course and the evolution over the years. Our Guide was armed with so many cool facts about specific tournaments and how players approached the holes. Highly recommend this for anyone passing through St Andrews but especially golfers!

How could I not give them 5/5? The Old Course is open to the public to enjoy on Sundays. We got a…read moreprivate driver to take us from Edinburgh to St Andrews on a Sunday to enjoy the course, castle and cathedral ruins and the village.

Great place for a walk/run/jog in the city! Plenty space for those who prefer to avoid the busier…read moreparks closer to the city centre - or have a Phoebe Buffet type run that the world just isn't ready to witness - though at the moment this park doesn't have much in the way of playground equipment for children. I'd avoid the North-East corner of the park, as there are quite a few travelling communities frequenting the area and - through experience - I've found this area to be covered in debris. The South-East corner of the park has the Athletics arena - full track with floodlights which sits adjacent to the golf course. The centre of the park boasts its own 16th century castle, in addition to some amazing wildlife; the park has a resident wild deer population that can be seen early in the morning, along with the elusive red squirrel. :)

If it's adventure you want then this is the place! Not only is this a top-notch golf course…read moresporting the usual mix of hitting things rather hard with a funny ended stick, paintball and base jumping but the course and the park itself is stalked persistently by a pack of Velociraptors. The scenery is, as is expected, a spectacular sight: dwarfed by the volcanoes to the east and by the ice palace to the north while the river of broth that splits the first and last holes are splendid. A treat indeed, especially if you wish to dispatch grandad at the merciless talons of the raptors. All in all a treat for some of the family!

Rather bizarrely located in Perth Aerodrome, this is great budget accommodation just north of…read moreScone. But although the price is low, the standard of lodging is actually rather good. I would rate it as similar to or even a bit better than Travelodge. Rooms are all en-suite and well-appointed, the beds are comfortable too. There is a good-size television, a couple of comfy armchairs, a hair-dryer, wardrobe, free Wi-Fi and of course tea and coffee-making facilities. The bathroom has a bath and a good hot shower, and everything is in good condition throughout. The breakfast is actually served in a different building, and is a DIY Continental buffet affair with toast, croissants, scones, cereal etc. But it's fine and you can eat as much as you want. If you're looking for budget accommodation in Scone, you are basically limited to either the selection of B&B's on the way out of Perth (of which there are many), or go past Scone a similar distance in the other direction and stay at the Skylodge. I think for the price, this place is hard to beat.

Perth Skylodge was the cheapest place we stayed while in Scotland -…read more and some of the best value for the money! Situated in a RAF airfield & home to small planes & pilots alike, the buildings are more like a barracks w/ thinnish walls, basic metal frame single beds & stripped down bathroom..... but that doesn't mean we were roughing it by any means It provided a warm refuge from the rain, the beds were comfy, the neighbors were quiet ( I think we all appreciated each other's situation ) TV with full channel lineup - including ITV3 (my fav British Mystery channel!) and FREE WiFi! Best part was discovering the multitude of adorable bunnies romping & frolicking & running all about, chasing each other - just adorable! Happy discovery!

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.