This beautiful, independently owned, country hotel, nestled in 2 acres of gardens and woodlands, boasts stunning panoramic views across the Firth of Forth and houses one of the area's best...
mohammed
United Kingdom
Breakfast was excellent hot and fresh made to order. Staff very friendly. Location and surroundings very scenic. Perfect sea view room number 5. Good facilities in the room.
Featuring a garden and a terrace, Burntisland Sands Hotel is located in Burntisland. Offering a restaurant, the property also has a bar. Free WiFi is available and on-site parking is provided.
Burntisland House, a property with a garden, is located in Burntisland, 800 metres from Burntisland Beach, 33 km from Murrayfield Stadium, as well as 33 km from EICC.
This boutique hotel sits on the banks of the Forth in Leith, and boasts a state-of-the art gym, free parking and a stylish bar. Edinburgh city centre is just 10 minutes’ drive away.
Angie
United Kingdom
Interesting building with great History! The interiors don't reflex the building which is sad! The decor is pretty dated and tired! Never met one Scottish member of Staff!
A friendly, family-run hotel situated in one of Fife's picturesque coastal villages, specialising in fresh fare, using local Scottish produce where possible.
EILEEN
Greece
Fantastic village Hotel. Fantastic food, staff and a very warm welcome. Being Scottish it’s 6 years since we’ve been back and this stay was the epitome of all things Scottish. We absolutely loved it.
This modern hotel is next to the Ocean Terminal shopping centre and the Royal Yacht Britannia. It has paid onsite parking, air-conditioned rooms and regular buses to the city centre stop outside.
Located in Kinghorn, 1.5 km from Pettycur Beach, The Bay Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a bar.
pedrosebma
France
Everything was ok. Great and tasty breakfast. Beautiful rooms very comfy with a very large bed.
The family-owned Dean Park Hotel located in the leafy suburbs of Kirkcaldy, 17 miles from St Andrews and Fife. Free WIFi is provided throughout the property.
We booked this hotel for an event in Kirkcaldy. It turned out to be further away than we hoped (15 minutes drive) consequently we had little time to look round Burntisland but it seemed to offer little for a visitor in January. Hotel was a bit out of Burntisland and we took a walk in one morning but unfortunately the railway blocked the view and did not allow for walking along the beach
Stephen
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
If you don`t fancy cooking there is Pubs hotel and cafes all...
If you don`t fancy cooking there is Pubs hotel and cafes all with in walking distance serving food and drinks. Only a couple of miles away you will find supermarkets. Silver sand beach with café is also in walking distance (photos below)
christopher
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We stayed 6 nights in Burntisland, by the 3rd day, we felt...
We stayed 6 nights in Burntisland, by the 3rd day, we felt like it was "our town". Everyone was so friendly. Once we told anyone that this was our first time in Scotland, they seemed eager to answer our questions and suggest little things make our visit more enjoyable. There are no chain restaurants or businesses in Burntisland. That (and the cheerful people) is what makes it such a charming town. The Links Fish and Chips was The BEST
Chuck LeRoy
United States
10
Scored 10
Lovely quiet residential seaside resort .
Lovely quiet residential seaside resort . Not commercial but amazing coastline , walks & views. 30 mins by train across the bridge to Edinburgh. Good stop if wish to travel further north . Limited accommodation available . The Sands best for nice meal and friendly drink in beach location . The high street offered cute traditional friendly cafe .. the olive branch , also more trendy brunch establishment called the Roasting Project was lovely .
Jill
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Nice coastal town on the Firth of Forth opposite Edinburgh.
Nice coastal town on the Firth of Forth opposite Edinburgh. As we have family in the town we visit regularly. In the summer the "shows" (a huge funfair just back from the coast) operate and are a major visitor attraction. Not many restaurants but a couple of the hotels serve meals to non-residents (but NOT the Burntisland House). Sits on the Fife Coastal Path.
Michael
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
It’s rough and ready, my friend thought it was a homeless...
It’s rough and ready, my friend thought it was a homeless shelter. My issue was I can’t manage stairs well and they’d put us in the top floor no lift! Plus staff had been there for less than a week and no parking!
The paint was peeling off the walls, our double bed was a small double and creaked with every move and so uncomfortable. The single chair in the three bed room was held together with tape and the skylight window didn’t shut properly. We left after suffering one night.
The staff at Burntisland were wonderful! We had a mix-up at check-in — requested a twin room (even verified via Booking e-mail 2 weeks prior to stay) but were given a double room. Joan (I think was her name) was very kind and gave us a roll-away for the first night and then made sure that we were in a twin room the next night. Joan is a really hard worker and went out of her way to help us with other things. Also the breakfasts were the best of all the places we stayed while in Scotland — really amazing cook!
Much closer to the town centre than I expected and access to Edinburgh was really easy by train. Burntisland is lovely and I would like to have had more time to explore further into Fife.
The flat was very clean, TBH, it looks like it’s just been refurbished.
Owners were very friendly, however I didn’t have many dealings with them
We loved the rustic feel of Kingswood Hotel, it felt cosy and was the perfect spot to spend a night while walking the Fife Coastal Path. The room was huge. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and we loved the cooked breakfast!
Cozy studio with great communication from the host. Quiet area to stay in with good food options all around. Plenty of things to explore in burntisland area. Very convenient by train to edinburgh city centre.
Beautiful location hotel was lovely dinning room was beautifully decorated. Plenty of parking. Comfortable bed nice clean fresh bedding. Tea coffee facilities. Staff very friendly and helpful food very nice
Couldn't get anything reasonable over east Lothian way, took a chance on burntisland, location turned out not too bad. Near a couple of pubs, a great burger place, and the train
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