Love this place to walk the dog. You can find sections that are very quiet and there's lots of…read moreexits around here (Polmont) so you can go for a long or short walk. Particularly love in the summer when all the flowers are our and you can see the swans!

This is a really beautiful place for a walk. I've only walked a couple of miles of the full route…read moreso far - it stretches from the Falkirk Wheel all the way to Edinburgh - but what I've seen is fantastic, especially on a sunny day. Aside from walking there are canal boats tours, cycling (with a few places you can hire bikes along the way), fishing and even segway tours which start from the Falkirk Wheel but which, I suspect, don't run quite all the way to Edinburgh. There's a lot to see along the route or nearby to it, from the Wheel to the Kelpies, the Falkirk Tunnel, the Slateford and Avon Aqueducts, and Linltihgow palace. If you're a better cyclist than me you could probably do the full route in a day but I think it would be a shame to rush it. Personally, I think it will become one of my favourite walking places (and maybe cycling too when I get a bike) and I'll explore new parts of it whenever I can.

This company is superb Service is far above average. I am handicapped, and recently returned from…read morea tour of Scotland with a group from the USA. Our driver, Paul went above and beyond to help me. I have trouble walking and he helped me get around and made the trip very enjoyable. I Highly recommend the and especially Paul and Anthony.

very satisfied with this firm. the team at the service depot are very efficient…read more I have nothing but praise for them. the job gets done without a fuss. I recommend them without hesitation.

this is a great tourist information not your usual pokey little shop…read morethey stock a large range of souveniers from not just dundee but scotland they are really helpful in here and stock tickets for most of the attractions in the area

Booked Andy's Cabs to take me into Glenrothes. The cab which…read morecollected me at the time I specified were not Andy's Cabs, but Jaydee, apparently, Andy's must have been very busy so arranged for Jaydee to collect me. I was quite happy with this arrangement and also very pleased with the price of the trip into Glenrothes, it was a lot lower than I was expecting. I will recommend Andy's Cabs to all my friends.

great taxi company just recently found them throu a friend used them ever since well recomended if…read moreyou need taxi in the area

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.

I stayed here with my husband and in-laws for 3 nights this month when we were golfing at several…read moreof the St. Andrews courses. It's about 40 minutes away from St. Andrews, but it's the closest Hilton and we were using points. The beautiful, old mansion that is featured on the website is an overly-flattering view of this hotel. That building is where the restaurant and bar are located, but the actual rooms are in an attached, 2-story stucco building that is lackluster at best. The gardens behind the hotel are very lovely on a nice day, however. The rooms themselves are fine. Nothing fancy but completely comfortable, and we weren't spending much time here. We had a king bed room that was in reality just two twins pushed together, which makes for very uncomfortable snuggling as you can feel the seam in your back. The room was small, but not the smallest I've experienced in Europe. BYO shampoo and conditioner--the stuff offered by the hotel is not good. One big complaint is that this sits adjacent to a major road, and you can hear cars on the highway at all hours of the day and night. The bar area is nice for a drink after a long day. The breakfast buffet is ample but not very tasty--low brow execution of Scottish favorites like haggis, blood pudding, eggs (very clearly powdered eggs!), beans and potato scones. The one way they over-deliver is the staff. Everyone was incredibly nice and accomodating. I wouldn't rush to stay here again, but it wasn't terrible.

We stayed here 1 night on a tour. The room was hot, there was zero ventilation and no way to open…read morethe window as it opened onto a kitchen exit of some kind so people could have come right in. The room was not maintained well and the bed sheets were dirty - not people dirty, but it looked like someone dropped a pen in the wash. Best part though was the shower - good, strong hot water. Too bad the bathroom fan was on its last legs and couldn't take the steam away. If it were only the room, I would actually come back here. It was all tolerable. However, the restaurant service was awful. It was like a scene out of Fawlty Towers. I witnessed the maître d yelling at a customer who had misunderstood the waiter. And when one of our tour members called him on it, another wait staff joined in to tell her off. To say there was any semblance of customer service on the two meals we had here would be a stretch. The faux maze outside the restaurant could only be used as an excuse to get out of the place fast so you didn't have to tolerate the staff attitude. For this reason, we have crossed this off our "go back to" list for sure.

Trust me: when it's raining and cold and you've just stepped out of a garden marquee in the middle…read moreof Saint Andrews after a wedding having consumed one too many glasses of prosecco (in a superbly uncomfortable pair of heels, might I add), the last thing you want to happen is to be ditched by the cab you ordered. But that's exactly what happened to me and six of my fellow wedding-attending friends this weekend. Luckily, I called Williamsons and not only was the operator friendly (at 12:30 a.m.), he got a cab to us in less than 10 minutes' time. The driver was courteous and delivered us to our destination both quickly and safely. Highly recommend if you ever need to call a cab in St Andrews.

The best! Andy's knowledge of St. Andrews and taste in music makes all the trips enjoyable!read more