We stayed here September 2023. On the site we used to book the hotel the description stated they…read moreare in Edinburgh, Scotland, had 2 room suites available and had a washer/dryer available for guest use. This hotel is in Kirkcaldy, which ended up being 2 hours outside of Edinburgh. Even though the site stated a 2 room suite, when we got there we got a single room with a double and a child's bed and were told this was what we reserved. The Washer/dryer was strictly for the hotel only, we had to find a laundromat nearby. Additionally, the menus provided showed dinner was from 6:30 pm to 9pm. Whenever we arrived, may it have been 6:45pm or 7pm, we were told dinner was already shutdown. We also had trouble getting back to Kirkcaldy after 7pm. As the city apparently shuts down around 6:30pm. However, if you are going to Scotland to explore and experience the country, do not stay at this hotel. Kirkcaldy is a quiet out of the way town. Be sure that the hotel you choose is actually centered in Edinburgh or the city you want to explore. Scotland was amazing and I do plan on returning.

We stayed at the hotel and needed a late dinner (it was 8 p.m. or thereabouts). We were tired and…read moredidn't want to drive around, so we opted for dinner in the hotel restaurant. What a good decision that turned out to be, and what a treat! In addition to excellent, attentive service, we found that the small portions of the entrées still gave us plenty of food. One of us got the small Steak Pie (£6.95), another chose the Lasagne Al Forno (£7.95), and the third chose the evening special (sorry, I don't remember what it was, but it was £6.95). For £21.85, we had a dinner that was delicious and far surpassed the quality of the food we ate at many other restaurants on our trip to the U.K. The value of the food and the service were so good. If I lived anywhere near Edinburgh, I would visit the good people at the Victoria Hotel any time I needed a night away from the kitchen.

A caravan park. Hotel inside the park. Executive rooms wow. Two floors two plasma tvs.balcony. can…read moresee the orient express go by. (Northern belle) And a view of Edinburgh castle miles across the water. Food was boring. Local hotel down the road has a carvery. Chippy Down the road its wow.

Grrat range of food lovely veghiee kebab and starters massive sunday lunch with all the trimmingsread more

Very friendly hotel & pub in the centre of Leven. Popular for golfing trips, looks like it is also…read moreused for conferences. We used this as a stopover when walking the Fife Coastal Path and had a very comfortable stay. The restaurant is partly a sports bar, so there are TV screens visible from all tables, but the food is fine and not expensive. The hotel may not suit you if noise from the bar keeps you awake, but we slept very well.

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.

I am staying here now. I pulled back the sheets to go to bed and they were stained, had pubic and…read morehead hair, and food crumbs. So gross! Bad housekeeping. The room phone to call the front desk didn't work so I went downstairs to talk to someone. No one was there. What if there was an emergency? I tried calling the hotel several times using my mobile phone. The line was busy twice then a nice employee answered on the third attempt. William was apologetic and immediately brought new sheets and pillowcases to make up the bed. Too bad because the hotel and rooms are beautiful. They have been recently remodeled. They have conference rooms, a bar, a dining room, and plenty of parking. They need a ramp at the front entrance to roll suitcases and for handicapped access. Stairs don't work for either situation. Wifi wasn't great. The heated towel rack in the bathroom of room 42 was broken. Good value.

This review is for The Sands Burntisland restaurant. Let's start by saying, it was a mission to…read moreget here. Being ignorant train riders and apparently poor map readers, we jumped on the train in Kinghorn and got off at the Burntisland station. Don't judge, we're from Hawai'i, geography is not our strong suit. Ask us about volcanoes and we will chat up a storm. Anyhow, I digress. So we jump into our Googlemaps page (a la Joey Tribiani from Friends) and figure out we have to walk about 3/4 of a mile back towards where we came from. We ask directions from a 16 yr. old girl in a 2nd floor window. She hmmm'd and haw'd a bit so we were a little iffy about believing her. We walked in that directions and asked a few more people along the way. The good news is that we worked off our calories before we actually ate and we had a fantastic walk along the Burntisland beach yah? Once there, we were greeted and shown to our table by a server which we later discovered was also the bartender, the host and quite possibly the cook too. He was AWESOME and funny and called Kinghorn Taxis @ 01592-890890 for us so we wouldn't be stranded. Which by the way, Hamish, the owner came and picked us up himself and became our go to taxi for our stay. Honestly, I don't quite remember everything the seven of us ordered (might have been the long walk). What I do remember is the Steamed Shetland Mussels with creamy white wine, garlic and parsley sauce. TO DIE FOR!!! If you happen upon this place, please make sure this is a part of your meal. You will not regret it. Save some bread so you can dip it in the broth. Next time I'm in Burntisland I will definitely stop for a large serving of the Steamed Shetland Mussels.