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An original Scottish coaching inn, Adamson Hotel is situated in the rural village of Crossford. There is a restaurant, free private parking and free Wi-Fi access.

The hospitality. We arrived very late and even later then we initially expected due to some car issues and we were welcomed without any issues. Staff is friendly, very helpful and hospitable, you can feel family atmosphere. All was perfect. We got some good recommendations what to visit and where to go. Of you ever go to explore Scotland, take a stop here, won't be disappointed.

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8
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2,815 reviews
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£56.92
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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.

It was very lovely place. Will return one day for another stay.

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8.2
Very good
1,641 reviews
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£50
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Located in Dunfermline and with Forth Bridge reachable within 11 km, The Guildhall and Linen Exchange Wetherspoon provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.

The Scottish atmosphere. The very comfortable bed. The rich tea and coffee set in the room.

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8.1
Very good
1,353 reviews
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£56
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With a luxury health and leisure Spa and award-winning restaurant, Best Western Plus Keavil House is 2 minutes' walk from Dunfermline Golf Club.

Location and setting , cleanliness, friendliness of staff, leisure centre and restaurant all superb.

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8.2
Very good
1,121 reviews
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£84.60
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Set in 3 acres of woodland and landscaped gardens, this bright and modern hotel offers en-suite rooms with free parking and Wi-Fi. Each luxurious guest room is individually furnished.

Handy location, clean and comfortable, staff amazing, Roy went above and beyond for us. A real gem.

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8.5
Very good
1,273 reviews
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£67.50
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The City Hotel is a lively hotel located in the heart of Dunfermline, just 100 metres from Pittencrieff Park. Built in 1775 the City Hotel has 32 rooms.

The staff were friendly and the food was good. The hotel is beautiful

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8
Very good
1,441 reviews
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£52.80
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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.

The accommodation was basic but clean and took care of all aspects of a guest's needs. The location was beautiful and convenient in terms of connectivity. The staff was friendly without being intrusive.

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8.3
Very good
1,429 reviews
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£54.99
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The family-run Auld Mill House Hotel offers free WiFi throughout and free onsite parking.

Very nice and helpful manager. We had a pb with our car rental, his son gave us a ride! They did everything they could to help. Thank you again, see u son!!

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8.9
Fabulous
1,116 reviews
Price from
£47.50
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The family-run Coorie provides en suite rooms and looks out across the Firth of Forth. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi and is around 16 miles from the centre of Edinburgh.

Warm ànd lovely stay in front of the river. View from room was spectacular. Breakfast was traditional and super tasty. Highly recommended this hotel to all who love 5 star service.

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9.3
Superb
1,103 reviews
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£58.50
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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.

Simply lovely building for the hotel, with beautiful views and a garden. Restaurant is quite strong too.

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9.1
Superb
950 reviews
Price from
£85
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What guests said about Dunfermline:

  • 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

    Staff sensational

    Staff sensational My single bed room was small but ok n good value. However the noise from the kitchen fans exhaust meant between about 2030 hrs n 0630 hrs was the only quiet time in the room. I used my ear phones n listened to music for a time. Main meal n beer was excellent too.
    DAVID
    Australia
  • 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

    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
    Peter
    United Kingdom
  • 10

    I am from Dunfermline although haven't lived there for a...

    I am from Dunfermline although haven't lived there for a while. I love the City very much and know my way around however for Tourists I also think it is a good place to stay, steeped in local history with good commuting by rail and road to nearby towns, the Forth and Queensferry Bridges and many attractions for adults and children alike. Dunfermline centre itself is not as nice as it used to be however I think this is the case all over Britain. Pittencrieff Park or The Glen as it is known is still magnificent in its beauty and places to explore. A must for visitors to Dunfermline. Nightlife is quite good with lots of bars and restaurants to choose from to suit everyone along with the great old fashioned fish and chip shops. Hope this is of help to anyone thinking about visiting!
    MOIRA
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0

    Great apartment and the host was very helpful and told us...

    Great apartment and the host was very helpful and told us where a lot of attractions were. The unit was super clean, but I was taken back when she asked for a cash deposit to cover any damages. I understand whey but was still confronted by it.
    Janine
    Australia

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