United Kingdom
, St. Andrews and Fife 
Carole
Okay, the hotel is a little dated, nearly every step is accompanied by a chorus from the floorboards or stairs but you can expect that of a hotel this age. The views over the Forth are obscured from some rooms by the large trees but you can still see lots of the beach and river from the rooms.
The staff, led by Dal are truly friendly and helpful and service is always accompanied with a smile and a jovial greeting.
There is a good choice of food on the breakfast menu, enough to satisfy most customers and set them up for whatever their day may have in store. Since our last visit (this was our third) there has been the addition of Indian curries to the menu, they were very tasty and I encourage you to try them. The English food on the menu was nice enough, but the presentation and the quality of the food is somewhat lacking.
The hotel is not far from Kinghorn railway station for those who prefer to take the train into Edinburgh and the trains a frequent.
The staff, led by Dal are truly friendly and helpful and service is always accompanied with a smile and a jovial greeting.
There is a good choice of food on the breakfast menu, enough to satisfy most customers and set them up for whatever their day may have in store. Since our last visit (this was our third) there has been the addition of Indian curries to the menu, they were very tasty and I encourage you to try them. The English food on the menu was nice enough, but the presentation and the quality of the food is somewhat lacking.
The hotel is not far from Kinghorn railway station for those who prefer to take the train into Edinburgh and the trains a frequent.
