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St. Andrews Accommodations |
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Sitting on the summit of a spectacular formation, the hotel and its two stunning golf courses have breathtaking panoramic views of the Eden estuary and the medieval skyline of St Andrews. Fairmont St Andrews is the premier conference and leisure destination in Scotland. Dedicated to exceeding your expectations Fairmont St Andrews prides itself on offering an unwavering commitment to service and attention to detail. From the pristine fairways of our golf courses to the Grand Ballroom of our conference facilities it is a philosophy that pervades every corner of our 520 acres. So welcome to Fairmont St Andrews. Since this international resort opened in the spring of 2001, it is renowned for providing an excellent standard of service with meticulous attention to detail. King-sized beds, thick, soft duvet covers and a feeling of total exhilaration as you relax within the comfort of your guest room with all the five star services at your fingertips. If you are looking for a little extra space and luxury each of the suites provides ample of both. Alternatively, if you want something truly unforgettable for that special occasion, the Kingdom of Fife Suite with separate living room, dining room, individual changing rooms and large bedroom, is perfect. There is also the four bedroom Manor Homes which create an ideal home away from home, allowing you the flexibility and convenience of home style comforts with all the amenities of the resort at your disposal. |
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| Inn At Lathones - A local legend has
it that, in this part of Fife, lived a disfigured midget highwayman known as
'Wee Mad MacGregor.' After a successful 'outing,' he liked to enjoy himself
at a small inn in the village of Lathones. True or not, visit the Inn at
Lathones today and you will meet another colorful and interesting character
in the form of owner Nick White. The Whites came to Lathones in June 1997
and, recognizing the beauty of this neglected Inn, bought and renovated it.
Their aim was to create a friendly hostelry and a great place to go for good
food and wine. For, like the outlaw MacGregor, Nick knows a thing or two
about the finer things of life. At the heart of the Inn is the restaurant
whose creative menus are derived from excellent Scottish seafood, lamb and
local game. The Inn's white-washed buildings are in perfect harmony with the
lush green landscape of rolling hills beyond. The comfortable bedrooms are
simple yet tastefully furnished and, best of all, very accommodating on the
pocket! The Inn is the perfect touring base for visiting St Andrews and its
famous golf courses and the fishing villages along the Forth coast. |
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| Old Manor Hotel - This pleasant hotel is only 20 minutes from St Andrews itself, looking out on to the Lundin Links and Leven Open qualifying golf courses. The Old Manor is a fine old country house, situated in its own grounds with impressive views over Largo Bay. All of the public rooms are comfortably furnished to provide an easy place to relax. Many of the comfortable bedrooms have delightful sea views, several with balconies; all are en suite. In the fine dining Aithernie Restaurant (two AA rosettes) Chef Paul Stevens, who has won several awards in culinary competition, and his team make imaginative use of local produce, game and seafood. At the popular Coachman's Grill, Head Chef Roberta Drummond, runner up in the Female Chef of the Year competition, offers fine char grilled steaks and seafood in a less formal atmosphere with choice real ales and over 100 malt whiskies. Golf enthusiasts will enjoy the hotel's complimentary booking service, where you can choose convenient tee times at over 30 courses within an hour's drive. There is also a great deal for non-golfers. St Andrews has beautiful beaches and Scotland's oldest university. The surrounding area has plenty of leisure parks, museums, castles, stately homes and gardens. A wonderful venue for a wedding reception or a honeymoon. |
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