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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 Kirkcaldy.
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Kirkcaldy Hotels, B&B etc
Dunnikier House Hotel
Dunnikier Park Kirkcaldy, Fife, KY1 3LP
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The 18th Century character of the hotel, including many of its original features have been combined with the modern amenities of an AA 3 Star
Hotel. We are adjacent to Dunnikier Golf Club with magnificent views over the Firth of Forth.... more
Main Street, Coaltown Of Wemyss West Wemyss, Fife, KY1 4NN
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Our rooms have open views of Fife country side or of the village. We are approx.16 miles from St Andrews and approx, 45 minute by car to Edinburgh Centre or 35 minutes by train. We are a family run Hotel close to numerous golf courses and lochs for fishing, we are within walking distance of the firth of forth coast and coastal path ways. We have 2 beer gardens, one with a large fish pond both with seating areas. (PLEASE NOTE THAT FROM THE 201108 UNTIL 121208 THE KITCHEN WILL BE CLOSED, BREAKFAST... more
Parkway Hotel has an excellent location from which guests can enjoy both the Kingdom of Fife and the many attractions of the capital city of Edinburgh. The hotel is also an ideal base from which to enjoy golfing, horse riding and fishing breaks. Bedrooms are comfortable, well decorated and equipped with modern facilities including television, hairdryer and tea/coffee making facilities. Hotel features also include a restaurant which serves great food and wine and a bar.
The Strathearn Hotel is a beautiful Victorian building set in a friendly suburban setting in Kirkcaldy. Standing within its own landscaped gardens on the picturesque East coast of Fife, it maintains its original character with beautifully appointed public rooms and impressive views over the Firth of Forth.
Famous for linoleum and modern floor coverings,
revolutionised by the introduction of the power loom. Kirkcaldy was one of
the first towns to do so in Scotland. Set amidst hundreds of acres of
parkland and coast, on the outskirts of town stands the 15th century,
Ravenscraig castle. Although the castle has been altered over the ages it
was originally designed to withstand and return artillery fire.
