Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Aberdour.
Only 30 minutes from
Edinburgh city centre, 35 minutes from Perth and
45 minutes from St. Andrews.
Set in the heart of a
conservation village.
Ideal central location
for touring, walking, golfing and all major
tourist attractions.
En-suite facilities and
TV's in all rooms. Tea and coffee making
facilities. Telephone in all rooms. Ironing
facilities. Hairdryer available. Children
welcome. Licensed bar. Licensed restaurant.
Parking available. Non-smoking facilities.
Credit cards accepted.
Price: Double from £65, Twin from £65,
Family from £90, Single from £45 per room
Rooms: 1 Single, 5 Double, 1 Twin, 2 Family
- All En-suite Accommodation Type: Pub/Inn
FORTH VIEW HOTEL -
this small, secluded hotel on the seashore
commands impressive views across the Forth to
Edinburgh.
The bedrooms are well
appointed with the majority en-suite and most
offering a direct river view, all with
tea/coffee making facilities.
With personal service we have built up 30 years
of recommendation and repeat trade from all over
the world. Located only 35 minutes by car from
Edinburgh city centre and 20 minutes from the
airport and on a direct train line to Edinburgh
city centre; ideally situated for touring Perth,
St Andrews as well as all major tourist
attractions. Also only 5 miles from Rosyth
Europort Superfast ferry link to Zeebrugge.
Numerous leisure facilities include Aberdour
Castle, award winning Silver Sands beach and an
18 hole golf course. Parking available as well
as a pick-up service from Aberdour's award
winning railway station.
'Room with a View' is the newly opened
Seafood restaurant within the Forth View Hotel,
where you can try succulent scallops, wholesome
halibut and fresh langoustines and many more
delicious seafood dishes cooked to perfection by
locally renowned Chef Tim Robson. The restaurant
is open Wednesday to Sunday lunch 12noon-2.30pm
and Wednesday to Saturday dinner from 6pm. For
those of you who may not be a seafood fan a
pre-ordered steak or similar can be arranged.
For more information and sample menus please see
our website.
Price: From £35.00 per person B&B Rooms: 2 Double, 2 Twin, 1 Family Accommodation Type: Hotel
Located 25
minutes drive from Edinburgh city
Airport, 2 minutes from the local main
line train station.
Benefiting from the wonderful central
location we're ideally placed for
Golfing, Walking, Touring and all major
tourist attractions.
The Woodside Hotel is located in the centre of the
picturesque seaside village of Aberdour. 5 minutes
to the local 18 hole golf course. 15 minutes to
the Blue Flag beach. 2 minutes to coastal path and
beautiful coastal scenery.
All rooms are en-suite and have TV, tea/coffee
making facilities, telephone and hairdryer.
Ironing facilities. Licensed bar. Licensed
restaurant. Special diets catered for. Parking
available. Credit cards accepted. Dogs welcome by
arrangement. Scottish Tourist Board 3 STAR B&B.
Special breaks available - please refer to the
website.
Overlooking the stunning Fife coastline, Bay View Bed and Breakfast is
the ideal stopping off point on the Fife Coastal Route. This charming
family-run bed and breakfast set in the picturesque seaside town of
Burntisland is the perfect location for a Scottish break whatever the
season. Occupying part of a listed Georgian Terrace overlooking
Burntisland Bay and the River Forth. Bay View Bed and Breakfast offers
warm hospitality and a relaxed atmosphere. All rooms enjoy superb sea
views to the isl...
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A friendly, family-run hotel situated in one of Fife's picturesque coastal villages, specialising in fresh fare, using local Scottish produce where possible.
Rating: 3*
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ABERDOUR
On the A921, between the Forth Bridges and
Burntisland, lies Aberdour. The origin of this towns name is taken from the
River Dour, on which is stands. Aber literally means 'mouth of river'. In
the care of Historic Scotland, the ruined Aberdour Castle with its walled
garden, stands on one side of the river, on the opposite banks, Aberdour
House, home of the Earls of Morton. The Douglas family moved into the house
after leaving the castle in
1725.
