Set in Dunfermline, Sweet Chestnut, Dunfermline by Marston's Inns features a garden and free WiFi. Offering a restaurant, the property also has a bar.
Ashley
Netherlands
The staff was awesome, so friendly and very helpful. There is a bus stop near the hotel which makes it easy to get to the train station. Edinburgh is about 30 minute train ride away.
The family-run Coorie provides rooms with attached bathroom and looks out across the Firth of Forth. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi and is around 16 miles from the center of Edinburgh.
Elizabeth
United States of America
Beautiful location and amazing Cafe. The area was quaint in a good way. And the view was lovely! Highly recommend!
Located within 2 acres of gardens, Garvock House Hotel is a historic country house located in Dunfermline. The property features an on-site restaurant and terrace, offering views of the garden.
Gabriel
United Kingdom
The place is really charming and all the spaces well kept. Each room had an special character.
Breakfast is really worth it, genuine, fresh ingredients. Definitely would come back. Staff was also very friendly with kids.
Set in 3 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens, this bright and modern hotel offers rooms with attached bathroom with free parking and Wi-Fi. Each luxurious guest room is individually furnished.
Gillian
United States of America
Staff are very friendly and helpful. Rooms are clean and comfortable.
In the historic city of Dunfermline, with great access by road to Edinburgh and Edinburgh Airport, this modern hotel offers free WiFi internet access and great-value rooms with satellite TV.
An original Scottish coaching inn, Adamson Hotel is located in the rural village of Crossford. There is a restaurant, free private parking and free Wi-Fi access.
Located in Dunfermline and with Forth Bridge reachable within 6.8 miles, The Guildhall and Linen Exchange Wetherspoon provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
Aldra
United Kingdom
Exceptional room and bathroom. Loads of space. I appreciate not all rooms will be the same, being an old building, but ours was great. All accessible by lift.
Located in Dunfermline, 5.5 miles from Forth Bridge, The Inn At Charlestown provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Have been to Dunfermline many times, however i was there...
Have been to Dunfermline many times, however i was there only for a Bowls game and only went to a pub in town once.
A big plus was the excellent taxi service provided bu A1 TCH Taxi firm between my hotel and bowls venue they were fantastic.
Alan
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
A gem of a city, and a secret that now the people of...
A gem of a city, and a secret that now the people of Edinburgh are cottoning onto. It's got a beautiful Heritage Quarter with loads of trendy bars, cafes and restaurants. Fantastic old buildings, a huge amount of history and one of the most beautiful parks in the world - Pittencrieff Park - is glorious. It really is like a mini-Edinburgh without the fuss and crowds, and such a lovely place to hang out.
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Joanna
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Have been to dunfermline many times for breaks, and have...
Have been to dunfermline many times for breaks, and have found there are loads of things to do,plenty of choices for eating out town centre and high street shops available and central to other places ,edinburgh,burnt island,leven etc if planning to travel.
Annette
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I HAVE BEEN COMING TO DUNFERMILE FOR YEARS .
I HAVE BEEN COMING TO DUNFERMILE FOR YEARS . THIS VISIT WAS TO SEE EDDIE READER AT THE ALHAMBRA. I WENT TO RAFFLES FOR A DRINK AND THEY SHARED CHEESE AND ONION TOASTIES . I DIDN'T NEED LUNCH. LATER IN THE EVENING I FOUND A WITHSPOONS . VERY FRIENDLY AND WELCOMING STAFF AND LOCALS . GREAT EVENING. IT WAS AROUND 2 WHEN I GOT BACK TO THE HOTEL. YOU WILL FIND A FEW HILLS WALKING AROUND . DRIVING CAN BE A NIGHTMARE IN THE OLD TOWN. YOU SEE MORE WHEN WALKING AROUND ALWAYS PLACES TO JUST SIT AND WATCH . IF YOU LIKE CHARITY SHOPS REMEMBER TO BRING PLENTY OF PLASTIC BAGS .IF YOU NEED A TAXI COLIN TAXIS ARE GREAT.
Rikki C
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We travelled to visit Knockhill Racing Circuit for a booked...
We travelled to visit Knockhill Racing Circuit for a booked experience day.
Arrived on a lovely sunny day so decided to visit Pittencrief park on our way to the hotel (Adamson Hotel in crossford) where we had a great walk around the park and encountered many of the beautiful sights including the squirrels.
All in all a wonderful visit and we will definitely be back at some point in the (hopefully not too distant) future
Patrice
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
the town is compact and the centre has all the shops you...
the town is compact and the centre has all the shops you might need and plenty of places to eat
there is a lot of history to the place and if youve never been there is plenty to take in
road access is good from the m90 and parking is easy
its also just a short train journey to either Glasgow or Edinburgh
Very friendly and helpful staff. Reception staff very welcoming.
Room clean and modern, if needing a bit of TLC, eg Chipped paint on doorframe.
Breakfast is limited in selection but good quality for a budget hotel. Chef bringing the breakfast out was very friendly and made some of the nicest scrambled eggs I've had outside luxury hotels.
Location is good. On a bus route to the QM train station and the city centre.
Very good for not even £60 night.
The cottage was very comfortable and was perfect for our stay. We'd stayed in a hotel for a few days prior to getting to the cottage and for the same price, we had a bedroom, large living room, bathroom, kitchen and garden. The property was only 10 minutes walk from a supermarket and take-away places and 20 minutes to Dunfermline railway station. We were visiting the Edinburgh Fringe and tattoo and it was esy to get into Edinburgh from the property !
Inadvertently, I had not reserved an accessible room, so our first night was difficult. When I spoke to the manager about this (Charlie) he and his team were exceptionally helpful, and ensured we were moved to a room which had disabled facilities.
This is the second time we have stayed at Holiday Inn Express in Dunfermline, and both times we have been very happy. We will continue to use the hotel whenever we visit Edinburgh.
The hotel was spotless, the staff were so friendly and helpful especially Anna who’s meet and greet at breakfast made us feel valued. The breakfast was lovely, loads to choose from, our room was big, airy & spotless with a good size en-suite also spotless. Lovely location, we got the train into Edinburgh from Dunfermline where we could park and ride which was brilliant. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definitely be back.
The staff were really friendly and helpful. The location was great. The room was comfortable. Free WiFi and tv. Tea and coffee. I had a breakfast included in the price, I was really happy with. The decor and atmosphere of the whole hotel was very good. There's a menu for the cooked breakfast, I had a very tasty vegetarian breakfast that tasted very good. There was also cereals fruit juices tea coffees and toast.
The property is located right on the Fife coastal path, making it very convenient. The full Scottish breakfast was splendid, and very filling. The room featured a beautiful view of the sunset over the Firth, heated floor in the bathroom, and a very very comfortable bed. Also, the shower had a massage head which was very welcome after the long walk up from Kincardine.
Breakfast and dinner were excellent value .
Hotel is central in the city of Dunfermline. Dunfermline Abbey,Pittencrieff Park, Alhambra Theatre stationand Abbott House all a short walk away. On my departure day I had to leave at 7am. Receptionist arranged for me to have a packed lunch in lieu of breakfast.
Great location for access to Dunfermline City Centre or the Motorway links to Perth or Edinburgh. Hidden away and very secluded, the owner, Brent, is very welcoming and can impart a wealth of local knowledge. Great home cooked breakfast and very comfortable rooms.
Booked here for my daughters dance weekend. The coorie is a little hidden gem. Easy enough to get from Dunfermline city centre by bus 6 stops right outside. Staff are lovely and the family room was amazing. We will be back!
always try to book this hotel, perfect for what we need when we come up to Scotland, great location, really nice rooms, nice n clean...walking distance to any pub and town centre, cannot go wrong
Lovely wee hotel set back from the main road so nice and peaceful.The rooms were spotlessly clean and spacious. Super comfy bed too. We'll definitely book here again when back in Dunfermline.
Loved the location, not far from Dunfermlinecity centre. Lovely room and shower room. Cooked breakfast is very tasty and staff very helpful, allowed us to store our luggage for a few hours.
Great location- quiet, but close to town centre and train station. Free on street car parking was plentiful. Would recommend for anyone who needed a base to stay in Dunfermline
Pitbauchlie has always been a great hotel for many years. Gardens are beautiful to sit outside and enjoy cocktails. Restaurant, bar and lounge are excellent food is fantastic.
I liked that the hotel was close to the airport and sites that we could visit. It was also close to restaurants which made it good to get some good food when needed.
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