Located in Rosyth, 5.7 km from Forth Bridge, Hill Park Hotel provides accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi.
McCavana
United Kingdom
Good choice for breakfast, the cooked breakfast was very nice. The staff are friendly and helpful. The bedrooms are spotless and warm and comfortable.
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Andrea
United Kingdom
The host was extremely friendly. The environment felt so cosy, almost like a second home.
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Gwyneth
United Kingdom
Beautiful location, gorgeous comfortable room with sea view, friendly helpful staff and excellent breakfast.
Situated 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.
Ross Dixon
United Kingdom
Lovely building, room was comfortable and well apportioned.
Rosyth styles itself "Scotland's only Garden City" and it...
Rosyth styles itself "Scotland's only Garden City" and it does not disappoint with its palette of early twentieth century Arts and Craft style buildings. A variety of Scottish style architectural elements produces a delightful contrast with the English equivalents.
Not all subsequent modifications have been kind, for instance there does not seem to be a single original window surviving. The plastic replacements are as ugly and clumsy as they are everywhere.
But the overall effect remains. A gently undulating landscape adds picturesque incidents in the slightly predictable Garden City layout, and the countryside beyond has a rugged beauty that is not seen in Welwyn or Letchworth.
Unfortunately the generous layout and wide avenues is conducive to very fast traffic ably assisted by clumsy road engineering where roundabouts and innumerable barriers further subjugate the pedestrian to the speeding motorist.
sam
10
Scored 10
A very pleasant area away from the hustle and bustle of...
A very pleasant area away from the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh's city centre. What's more you take the majestic Forth Rd Bridge across to get there (if you're coming from the South of course).
John Paul
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I stayed at Hill Park Hotel.
I stayed at Hill Park Hotel. I had all my meals in the hotel restaurant. Very reasonable prices. I went into the Hotels' public bar where I watched sport (rugby) with some of the punters, while others played pool. Great environment with lovely staff. There is a Take-Away shop just round the corner (same building as the hotel)
Driving around was very easy. I also got to visit the local shops where there is a GREGGS, NISA and a SHELL garage. All these are within a 5minute walk from Hill Park Hotel. Although I travelled in a private car, I did notice a regular bus service on the roads of Rosyth which I imagined made public commuting quite easy.
Sithembile
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Rosyth has nothing really to offer other than this hotel but...
Rosyth has nothing really to offer other than this hotel but it very close to Dunfermline which has great restaurants and pubs.
There is an Indian restaurant within 5 minutes walk of the hotel but we didn't try it.
The bus trip to Edinburgh was 25 mins (approx) on the X55 route. Bus stop was 5 minutes walk away.
Nick
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
A small Fife town with plenty of pubs and some shopping.
A small Fife town with plenty of pubs and some shopping. Useful location as a stopover if going south and not wanting to pay Edinburgh prices on the other side of the Forth. Also very easy access to Dunfermline which has a lot of history and is well worth a longer visit.
Three Bridges BnB was perfect for our needs.
We were in the area for a family funeral and because of the International Rugby match had found it difficult to find accommodation close by, so looked further out and came across this Gem, in Rosyth.
Highly recommended !
Thankyou to Andy and his family, who looked after us very well.
Tricia, Marion and Eddy.
the bed was comfortable and the staff, when I could find them where friendly, there is a deal for people staying at the hotel at the Italian restaurant in the same building, which makes very tasty food
additionally, the hallways and other businesses in the same building are very well put together in this 100+ year old building
The apartment was clean, but it should be mentioned by the owner in the description that there is only one supermarket a 9-minute walk away and the next one 33 minutes away, the area is a bit far from the center by bus and train, 1 hour and so from Edinburgh, where most of the city's attractions are
Amazing stay at Queensferry guest house. Easy access with plenty of parking. Wifi available and convenient breakfast. Bedroom nice and cosy with no surrounding noise at all so gave us a peaceful nights sleep we need after such a long journey. Will be using this hotel more again for sure.
The host was so helpful. She suggested places to eat in the area and called ahead to a restaurant to get a reservation. The room was all we needed to get to an early morning flight. There wasn't a flat screen tv, but we didn't miss it. Based on our need, we would stay again.
Located about a ten minute walk from the Rosyth train station, about a half hour train ride from Edinburgh. Price was much cheaper than staying in Edinburgh. Saw other reviews complaining of noise. My stay was quiet.
The hotel was relatively convenient to the Fife Coastal Path which was my planned activity. It was very close to bus stops for arriving and departing to the path. My room was very comfortable.
It is a very good location to get to the airport by car. During the Edinburgh festival it was very hard to get a hotel, so this one worked out well to spend the night before leaving Scotland
Lindsay the owner was very welcoming and nothing was too much trouble.
She also recommended things of interest in the area which we then went to look at.
A very friendly and welcoming stay.
The property was spacious, and very well situated in Rosyth. The location was close enough to Edinburgh, but still far way enough to keep away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
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