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Hotel in Anstruther
Stunning views of the Firth of Forth feature at this 4-star, family-run hotel. Great situation. No parking but we did get one about fifty metres up road. We were in room one top floor and view over harbour and sea were unbelievable. Could see bass rock and north Berwick and other coast. Room was really big and tastefully decorated. The ensuite was bigger than a lot of hotel rooms and had good roomy shower with great pressure. Food was good. We had dinner and the food was a step up from most pub meals. Only comment for meal was cheeseboard was too big for me to eat all and certainly value for money. Port with it a nice touch
Hotel in Anstruther
Set on the beachfront in Anstruther and boasting a bar, The Royal Hotel has free WiFi throughout the property. All guest rooms in the hotel are fitted with a kettle. In general the hotel was excellent. Staff were very friendly especially Cherie who always had a smile and friendly greeting. She is a real asset to the hotel. Only negative is the water pressure in the shower wasn’t great, but we managed. Would we go back, yes definitely as good value for what we paid.
Anstruther
Just a few steps from Anstruther’s harbor and marina, with views of the Firth of Forth, The Waterfront offers 4-star accommodations with breakfast included and free Wi-Fi. Very clean and a nice breakfast was included. All of the staff was very helpful and friendly. The restaurant also serves lunch and dinner, which were both very good.
Anstruther
Featuring a restaurant and a bar, The Boathouse offers free WiFi and views across the Firth of Forth. Anstruther Golf Club is just 1640 feet away. The bedrooms each feature an private bathroom. Fabulous view cheery staff very clean
Anstruther
Set in Anstruther, 2297 feet from Billow Ness Beach, The Spindrift Guest House offers accommodations with a bar, free private parking, a shared lounge and a garden. Charming house in the dreamy Fife coast, meters away from the coastal path. Excellent host, I needed to leave early to catch a boat to Isle of May and they were so kind to arrange an early breakfast! Stunning room with views to the coast and isles, definitely recommend!
Anstruther
Located in Anstruther, just 656 feet from Billow Ness Beach, 24 east green. Features accommodations with free WiFi. This apartment has 1 bedroom, a flat-screen TV, and a kitchenette. Beautifully and tastefully decorated apartment perfect for 2 people, everything looked brand new! Very well situated on a quiet street but only a few yards from the harbour
Anstruther
Set in Cellardyke, B&B at 37 features sea views. The property has a garden and a terrace, as well as a shared lounge with a flat-screen TV. Free WiFi is provided. We liked absolutely everything fantastic food amazing veiws even from our bedroom and spotless everywhere and such a lovely couple who make you feel most welcome can’t recommend b&b 37 high enough… thank you Claire and David for the best few days and hopefully we will seen you both soon 😁😁
Anstruther
Located in Anstruther, 656 feet from Billow Ness Beach, Auld Leigh-Lann Apartments provides free WiFi and city views. Good location and well appointed throughout. Hostess was helpful and attentive. Highly recommended
Anstruther
Offering free WiFi and garden views, Sea Esta is an accommodations located in Anstruther. Located 2297 feet from Billow Ness Beach, the property provides a garden and free private parking. very clean and compact, kitchen had all the utensils etc, the milk in the fridge and shortbread was a lovely touch.
Anstruther
Set in Anstruther, within 656 feet of Billow Ness Beach, Sea Breeze offers accommodations with free WiFi and air conditioning. Very comfortable and clean, excellent accomodation.
A beautiful spot along the Fife coast, truly stunning with lots of great places to eat. We ate at the Waterfront - recommend the Sea Bass and The Boathouse - recommend the Fish & Chips. Staff in both locations were very friendly and welcoming.
Vibrant holiday town with many restaurants, bars and cafes. Booking essential for evening meals at most restaurants. Harbour area very picturesque with pleasant short walks or the Fife Coastal Path for the more adventurous. The section from Anstruther to Crail is more demanding but enjoyable and interesting, especially the caves close to Crail.
We stayed in Crail, one of the string of fishing villages along this coast. Lovely harbor with a beach, shops, a pub, pottery and cafes. Access to the coastal path. We had a day in Anstruther which gave me an opportunity to take the boat trip to the Isle of May. Tip May - August for breeding birds, late September onwards for the seal pups. There are plenty of shops, cafes and bars. It still has a traditional feel. Twice hourly bus up and down the coast from the harbour. Celladyke, Pittenweem and I think St Monans have seawater pools which are replenishes by the sea at high tide. I enjoyed swimming a couple of times in the one at Pittenweem. Up the cliff there is a seasonal stall with hot drinks, snacks and crazy golf as well as toilets This area has a lot to offer for any holiday makers.
I liked The fisherman's museum, The church on the hill. The beautiful views plenty of eating places and a large car park at the harbour. A bus from the harbour takes you to St Andrews. The gold bus x60 takes 20mins the other bus 195 takes about 25mins but lovely scenery.
Anstruther is a lovely picturesque village in the East Neuk of Fife. Friendly welcome and plenty options for food and drinks. Looking forward to returning for a visit and trying out the new seafood takeaway that is due to open soon.
We were there at the end of a record-breaking weekend for heat and sunshine. We had a reservation at a local restaurant, which had to close at short notice due to Covid. We were welcomed at the Boat House, which itself was short staffed and running short of food after such a high-demand weekend - but they fed us well and made us comfortable! Lovely wander along the harbour and pier to the old lighthouse - very peaceful at the end of a day.
Anstruther
A fantastic, cosy flat, seconds from the beach at Anstruther and 2 minutes from the famous fish bar! We stayed for Christmas and had everything we needed. The owners made it christmassy for us with some lovely decorations which was much appreciated and the living room Dimplex made it super cosy. The kitchen had everything we needed and the beds were really comfy. There were games, books and tips for places to visit nearby.
Anstruther
The location was good except for the proximity to the main road. I have been to Anstruther before so I understood exactly where I would be staying. But the location is very handy for restaurants, coffee shops, shops in general. The house was clean, the dining room and the kitchen and the bathrooms were great. Kitchen was well equipped, bathroom had lots of towels and toiletries. Trish who welcomed us was charming.
Anstruther
The location of the house is fantastic - the view from the lounge upstairs is spectacular. The house is modern, quiet and cosy and great that its dog friendly. Location is great as handy for a couple of pubs and take aways. Also handy to walk to Anstruther for even more amenities and the famous chippy. Lots of coastal walks nearby - ideal to walk to Crail or the opposite direction to Elie.
Anstruther
The Spindrift is a large guest house on the edge of Anstruther about 15 mins walk from the harbour. There is a nice beach about 5 mins walk away. The guest house itself is very well appointed and the rooms are very clean and spacious. Breakfast was lovely and nothing was too much bother. Owners Mark and Jeni are very friendly and attentive to your needs.
Finally and room with CHARM. We had the pleasure of dining at the hotel the night we arrived and were we surprised!!! The best meal we have had this whole trip.....the chef gets "5" stars. The breakfast selection and service was excellent. The dining room had great views overlooking the harbor with floor to ceiling windows that were spotless.
Anstruther
Brackness House is located in a quiet area but very convenient to the harbour and heart of Anstruther. Robert and Catriona warmly welcomed us to their beautiful house and served magnificent breakfasts every morning. The garden is a peaceful sun trap, and the guest lounge is a lovely comfortable room in which to relax in the evening
Anstruther
The location was stunning; overlooking the ocean in Anstruther and quick walk to the nearby harbor. The best thing was the host; so informative, welcoming, and really fun to talk to her and her husband. I also liked that it was intimate; only one other couple staying there when my husband and I visited.
Anstruther
The apartment was absolutely beautiful and so nicely appointed. It set up so beautifully for our needs, and the location is perfect for exploring Anstruther and other towns along the coast. The owner was so responsive to any requests or correspondence we had. Very highly recommended!
Anstruther
The facility was spotless. Jillian picked us up at the bus stop and took us to the apartment. Colin allowed us to leave our bags in the apartment beyond the checkout time to allow us to hike some more of the beautiful Fife Coastal Path. Thanks for your generosity.
Anstruther
The room with the view, and enjoyed making my own breakfast and watching the harbour in the early morning. Fraser was very helpful especially when I had a meal with others in the family (who didn't stay in the hotel) but had lunch and supper with me.
Anstruther
House was homely and had everything we could possibly need. Was an excellent location/ base to explore East Coast. We were 5 minute walk from sea and tidal pool. 15 minute walk from Anstruther and the best chippy and ice cream
The staff were really friendly and gave me tips with regards to parking and beaches nearby the hotel. The harbour and the centre of Anstruther are only a 1 min walk away from the hotel :-)
Anstruther
This hotel is a gem on the north east coast of Scotland. ALL of the staff can be proud of themselves.
Anstruther
Apartment was really lovely and comfortable. Great location 👍