Have eaten here and it is definetly an experience to be repeated. The hotel is an old country house…read moresituated in the heart of dunfermline in its own grounds with parking. An ideal venue for a wedding or for that special occasion. You are greeted on arrival and taken to a lounge area for a pre dinner drink where you make your choice from the menu. When your first course is ready you are shown through to your table. The service we were given was second to none, even though they were busy with a wedding at the same time. Not as pricey as you would expect given the sumpteous surroundings

This is an amazing hotel and restaurant and the service is second to none. The old adage you get…read morewhat you pay for is true here. The food is exquisite and the hotel is set in beautiful surroundings. The attention to detail is what makes this place so special. The staff take a real pride in the service that they are providing and everything runs so smoothly. Weddings are popular here and the staff do everything to ensure your big day goes smoothly and without any problems. The hotel rooms are furnished to a very high standard and the bathrooms are beautiful and clean. A little bit of luxury right here on your doorstep in Dunfermline - well worth a visit for an overnight stay or even just for a meal - you won't be disappointed!

As part of a Facebook competition, I won a night here courtesy of Best Western and Queensferry…read morehotels (lucky me, eh?) Keavil House Hotel is just outside Dunfermline in a pretty village called Crossford; the hotel itself is set very far back from the road meaning that the surroundings to the hotel are very quiet and tranquil, perfect for a night of relaxation! Our prize included a night in a superior double room, a 3 course meal and full breakfast the following morning (as well as full use of the leisure facilities - I wish I had tried these but I was too comfy in the bed to get up for an early morning swim!). The room was excellent - modern furnishings, clean, spacious and we even had a little patio to ourselves. The room also had blackout curtains, which was a nice touch as it meant I slept for ages without the sunlight waking me up as it normally does at home! Our meal in the evening was first class also. I started with Thai fishcakes with salad and sweet chilli sauce, then opted for supreme of chicken with prawns, samphire, sage and onion puree and fondant potatoes and a mint chocolate chip cheesecake to finish. Kris chose haggis balls coated and fried in oatmeal with a whisky and mustard sauce before having roast lamb and finishing with a strawberry sundae. Everything was delicious and totally perfect! The breakfast as well was delicious, with a full range of hot foods and a full continental breakfast range also. Overall, we fully enjoyed our stay and felt so relaxed afterwards.All the staff we encountered were friendly and would have bent over backwards to help anyone. I will definitely visit again, and would highly recommend the Keavil House Hotel for a relaxing break away!

Absolutely horrible experience at this property. The staff and management were sarcastic, rude and…read morecompletely disrespectful at every level. Avoid.

One of the nicer hiltons I've stayed in recent memory. Really refreshing after staying in London…read more Our room was about 3 weeks renovated, still having that fresh drywall and plaster smell. Place looks great, has awesome electrical features (including green lighting, which I appreciate as an engineer). Bar and restaurant look great, staff is nice, gym looked good as well. Free drinks at the bar and breakfast (hilton diamond). If returning to the area, would definitely stay again. Only downside is how hard the hotel is to get to from the M90.

Queensferry Hotel recently hosted an event for the Sidecar Club, which I became a member of (even…read morebefore drinking!) during said occasion. What really sells the hotel is the stunning view back towards Edinburgh (though you can get some of that for free as there is a viewpoint at the hotel). The meal we had was pretty basic - some rather tasty leek and potato soup, followed by a rather odd combination of portobello mushroom with yorkshire pudding, some hard carrots and an overcooked sprig of broccoli. For dessert, my boyfriend and I shared a piece of Bailey's cheesecake and some profiteroles. To be honest, both desserts came out a box and not much else seemed amazingly fresh either - from the yorkshire pudding on. Saying that, nothing tasted bad, but I wouldn't go shouting about the quality of food here being particularly high, and most likely your aunty who likes plain food would be at home here. In regards to the breakfast - pretty spartan options of cereal or full English. Food wasn't stocked up on the buffet, so I had beans, tomatoes and mushrooms on toast, as there wasn't much other non-bacon and sausage options out there i.e. the desolate plate waiting for eggs that never appeared in the time I took to wait, give up, eat and leave. It wasn't exactly clear what we were supposed to do at breakfast either - sit down, wait for a waitress who didn't show up for sometime after I arrived? Was I supposed to hunt down a cup of tea? If so, the bugger laid low in the bushes and I was left wth OJ. In regards to the venue - as mentioned earlier, stunning views. The room we had was relatively quiet (although you could hear doors slamming up and down the hall in the morning). Rooms were clean and bed was soft but comfy. Would this be a place I would rush back to? No, but they did a reasonable job at looking after us and our event, and I don't think anyone was booted out after hours. A pleasant, if not remarkable venue.

Charming helpful staff, a bar that's open as long as you find a staff member, you and, actually,…read moreREALLY tasty chicken curry... close to coastal walk and Edinburgh plus bike paths, if you have a bike. If not, then Edinburgh insanity is close by. ;)

A 17th Century former Coaching Inn backing onto the Firth of Forth sat in between the Forth Road…read moreand Rail Bridges. Having grown up in South Queensferry, this pub has been a part of my childhood dragging my Dad out of there when dinner was ready! As well as my adult life, I enjoy a good pint in there. They serve various beers and ciders at reasonable prices (approx £3 a pint). You can have various shots also if you wish. They have a pool table, seating area, TV and at weekends often a disco in the back. A great atmosphere for locals and visitors and the staff will make you feel welcome. The Stag Head is also a Hotel with various standards of rooms, some with en-suite. Great transport links to Edinburgh being just off the bus route and a 20 minute walk to Dalmeny train station which sits just before the World Heritage renowned Forth Rail Bridge. I've had many good nights here!

Friends recommended this spot for fish and chips, so we stopped in for a lunch after walking around…read morethe city center. They have tables inside and out so we chose the patio for the lovely sunshine. You order inside and give them your table number. It didn't take long for our food to arrive. I had wanted a side salad which wasn't on the menu, but they gave it to us and were very kind about the offering. The fish was done to perfection and it was an ample portion. My salad had a tangy sauce that was delicious! We would come back for a lunch or dinner or drinks and found it to be an affordable enjoyable lunch spot.

just now on Google Not as advertised, front reception is…read moreuniformed and mislead the public. Rooms aren't good and neither is the service especially for a foreigner, they lie to you. Disgusting attitude. Degrading attitude and service. DONT EVER GO THERE, HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE

This is a nice little pub-cum-restaurant. I visited with my wife, daughter and my wife's aunt and…read moreuncle after a visit to Deep Sea World and we were looking for some cheap, good-quality food. We found it here. When we arrived it was quite quiet, with only a couple of locals at the bar and a family ordering food. It took a while for anyone to serve us, but we found out later that they were short of a waitress, and the lady behind the bar was on bar duty and waitressing at the same time. No wonder it took a while. When we eventually got served, she was very apologetic and made sure we got our drinks and food quickly. When the food arrived, it was well-prepared and the portions were huge - surprising given the price of things! By the time we left, the bar was full of people who had been at Deep Sea World - not surprising as the Deep Sea World cafe was expensive and everything looked to be of poor quality. If you're in North Queensferry and fancy a bite, or if you're visiting Deep Sea World and don't want ripped off with poor-quality food, visit the Albert Hotel!

Visited looking for food and drink, kitchen had closed but excellent cheese & cauliflower soup and…read moreBelhaven Best Ale hit the spot. Returned the following evening for healthy protions of fish and chips. Good vibes, good food, good ale! What's not to like? It's down on the water under the bridge. Parking was no problem.

Stayed here for a night after we landed. Love that I could…read morejust walk over from the airport. Staff was super friendly and helpful. The place was clean I would stay here anytime

I ended up here for one night after a series of unfortunate events at EDI…read more Pros: - compassionate staff who were kind enough to let me check in 3-4 hours early so that I could have my travel related meltdown in private. - great food at the restaurant. I had the chicken sandwich for dinner and it was probably the best meal I had in Edinburgh. - comfy beds. - functional HVAC (the bar is in the gutter am I right?) - walking distance to airport. Cons: - shitty water pressure, lukewarm water, and a very uncomfortable vanity in the bathroom -- like why is there 5 inches of table that I have to lean over to hover over the sink so as to not drool all over the place while brushing your teeth? To be fair, I stayed at 3 Hampton by Hiltons on this trip and they all has this stupid vanity ...