Find hotels near St Serf's Church Tower, Kirkcaldy from SAR 155

"Beautiful hotel and lovely food, staff were friendly, (very annoying to find out the cost of our stay would have been £247 if booked direct with hotel but we were charged £305 through yourselves) "

"No frills accommodation but perfectly equipped for a short stay. Room share a bathroom on a 1:3 ratio approximately and this wasnt an issue for my stay. Host is lovely and very attentitive. These rooms suitable contractors or anyone looking for a solid base to visit the nearby area. Walking distance to local shop, pub and a few chinese takeaways. Area is quiet, bar the seagulls, but for me the rooms are perfect. Clean, tidy and everything you would need. Multiple improvements still ongoing in the venue, but these are all behind the scene and do not affect your stay. Nice large shared kitchen area to cook and eat your own meals. "

"Large bathroom and clean "

"Dal and his staff made our stay fantastic my granddaughter loves the hotel and can’t wait to go back the service is excellent and is in a ideal location for traveling to places "

"This is a quiet country like cottage. Owners are not maintaining the property, grass was long and unkept, kitchen had greasy walls, dirty blinds. The main bedroom had an ant infestation. I had to was raid to kill the nest under the window. The driveway backs on to an abandoned building that has garbage piles. The main road that the hohae is on is like a race track, lots of loud cars roaring by. Kitchen has a poor amount of glasses to drink from. Very dirty, especially when they charge a cleaning fee over and above the rental cost. Communication with the renter was difficult because the number on expedia is fake. Waited over an hour to check in because they would not send me the access code. Had to get Expedia involved."

"Pettycur Beach House was an absolute delight from start to finish. The standout feature is undoubtedly the breathtaking sea view – waking up each morning to the waves gently breaking against the shore was a joy. The house itself was spotless, with a level of cleanliness and attention to detail that made settling in effortless. What truly set it apart, though, was its charm and character. Thoughtfully curated artwork and quirky design touches gave the space real personality, making it feel warm, inviting, and far from generic. It struck a perfect balance between homely and stylish. The location was ideal for both work and leisure – a perfect base for exploring the Fife Coastal Path, with scenic walks right on the doorstep. It was also surprisingly convenient for attending my conference at Edinburgh Napier University, with good links across the bridge into the city. The bed linen and mattress were of outstanding quality, contributing to some of the best sleep I’ve had away from home. And a particularly thoughtful touch was the welcome our puppy received – complete with treats, bowls, and accessories, which made us feel truly welcome as a family. A beautifully kept and well-loved place that I would return to in a heartbeat. "

"Great quality room - pleasant staff and a wonderful restaurant inhouse"

"Fabulous place in a great location, very quiet and safe area and plenty of car parking available overnight with restricted parking during the day. Accommodation was excellent and I will definitely use it again, kitchen was well stocked and the bed very comfy and overall the place was very well done out and clean. Communication with the host was very good additionally."

"This place was lovely. The location is perfect; a quick and easy train ride to Edinburgh or an hour’s drive to St. Andrews. It has a beautiful garden as well. It’s cosy bit not little; so much room."