The Elgin Hotel  

There was no wi-fi facility available anywhere in the hotel premises. It's a false claim they make that they have wi-fi facility available for customers. When we enquired at the reception we were informed its too busy due to many users but couldn't find connection even at 3 AM.

Lovely well decorated public areas. Location was superb

Wi Fi kept going down. Hotel not in Dunfermilne several miles away in lovely village of Charlestown

Like the quiet peaceful location slightly off the beaten track. This was the second time we stayed there.

Really comfortable bed, quiet, good breakfast.

Next to no wi-fi signal

The hotel is in a ideal place for travel by car to Sterling and Dunfermline and only 5 miles Culross. Very clean and friendly place to stay. This is our second stay at this hotel and hope to stay again.

extremely weloming staff, nothing was a problem,

Very clean and good service.

Nothing

Everything.

Nothing to dislike.

The hotel was very nice and is located in a very nice quaint village, this is an ideal family hotel, the staff are very pleasant and are there to make you feel welcome and comfortable, I will be using the hotel for future trips. The food is fantastic especially the breakfast. Really enjoyable stay

the bar prices are a little high

Nice and friendly. Good location but you need a car.

The Quiet yet convenient location, attentive courteous staff, excellent food, nice clean room with a lovely view and the ability to bring our dog with us.

Great location, quiet nice food and friendly staff.

Friendly staff. Dog friendly hotel.

Hotel was chosen as dog friendly and the staff were very efficient and friendly. Very good food.

Our room was clean and comfortable and the staff were very friendly

The breakfast food was tasty but quite greasy.

We all enjoyed our stay at The Elgin Hotel. Staff were friendly, polite and helpful. The grounds and garden around the hotel were well kept and had a good veiw over the Firth of Forth. Our room was a bit small, but was very clean and comfortable, and we all slept very well. We enjoyed a very nice cooked breakfast with plenty of choice. Overall we enjoyed our stay.

Have stayed there around 10 times over a period of 15 years. Still maintains it's high standards

nice rooms great food friendly staff hope to stay again sometime

Nice quite surroundings near a little harbour. Had asked for sea-view and got two nice rooms with sea-view including view to Forth Bridge, though only 6 rooms have direct sea-view. Breakfast is good. Stayed two weekdays. In the weekends there are often weddings, so it's possibly not so quite in weekends. Only 30 min's by car to Edinburgh Castle and Stirling Castle.

No complaints. Rooms not so soundproof, but it didn´t matter in our case.

This hotel is in a beautiful setting...sitting next to the River Forth. Very peaceful and scenic setting.

The hotel decor is tired looking and could do with some renovation/repainting together with new bedding/accessories to visually bring the hotel up to a better standard. The hotel sits in a beautiful location and this would enhance the overall standing of the hotel.

Service from Staff

Wedding celebrations till late at night was unfortunate

The location was nice but was not on the estuary as you may have thought from a view on the pictures.

When we arrived the door to our room was propped open and the two large windows were wide open. After closing the door we realised this was to try and get rid of the cat urine stench. The bed was under a window where the curtain was too short and shone light through in th early hours. The breakfast was very greasy and barely edible. On departure the hotel owner rudely asked if we had paid! We will not be staying here again.

All hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The large double room overlooking the Firth of Forth was very comfortable and had everything required for our 2 night stay. The choice and standard of food served was very good.

the helpful staff and the relaxed atmosphere and in a very quiet place

The location and the view on the Forth