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"Easy going staff, nice guests, good breakfast, clean room, nice pub next door (which I did not visit, but will another time). Conveniently placed, just out of the centre of Glenrothes but in green area, not built up. "

"Convenient location. Close to shops, golf course restaurants. Rooms were spacious and clean."

"Great little spot for a quiet night away, as it’s the start of the season there was evidently still work going on around the hotel, however still very quiet. The staff couldn’t have been anymore helpful if they tried, very laid back and friendly. Great value for money. The heated swimming pool, jacuzzi and sauna are great. Local shop across the road sells most things. We did have to order a takeaway in the evening, however staff provided plates ect to eat it. As far as I gather they are working on having lunch and evening meals in the near future. They do have a bakery stand that has pies & cakes ect in the bar area which I seen freshly delivered in the morning. The breakfast was made to order & they had a menu with a variety of hot foods eg. Bacon, tattie scone, haggis, veggie breakfasts, kids breakfast, cereals & eggs cooks how you like. We where pleasantly surprised instead of the usual continental as stated on booking. Quality ingredients. Would definitely visit again. "

"staff very pleasant - breakfast delicious"

"Property was nice, clean, very relaxing atmosphere "

"Lovely property. Beautiful restaurant and breakfast. "

"Well appointed high quality cottage, specious yet cosy and very unique. Loved it and re booked!!Ĺunique "

"This was the perfect break to recuperate from major surgery and before starting chemotherapy. The seaview from my room was outstanding with views of the castle, sandstone rock formations and a tidal pool where brave women swam. There were equally amazing views from the public lounge and restaurant. The staff were extremely helpful and friendly. The breakfast choice was excellent with healthy options as well as full cooked Scottish breakfast. Dunbar is a charming town with a working harbour, small independent shops and cafés and 2 small museums. The John Muir museum is highly recommended which covers the life of John Muir from his childhood in Dunbar to moving to the USA and being instrumental in setting up National Parks. There are lovely cliff and beach walks along the John Muir Way which also passes through interesting geological areas. The only disappointment was despite all the lobsters being caught, no local restaurant/stalls served lobster!"

"Getting away from the city life to this small area "