Overview
Hotel Details
A warmly traditional Victorian hotel situated adjacent to the first tee of The Old Course and Royal and Ancient Golf Club. Enjoys superb views of St. Andrews Bay, minutes walk from historic town centre. Alexanders Restaurant and Champions Grill offer a choice of dining options while two themed bars provide the ideal spot to relax. Small car park, ample street parking.
Please note:
Our rates are per room, per night and are room only unless otherwise specified.
Hotel completely non smoking
- Yards from acclaimed Old Course golf course
- Short walk to town centre
- Two themed bars and two restaurants
- Impressive Victorian hotel
- Stunning sea views
Amenities
- Parking On Site
- Restaurants
- WIFI
- Lift
- Twenty Four Hour Service
- Hotel And Bedrooms All Completely Non Smoking
Hotel facilities
- 30 bedrooms
- Television
- Hairdryer
- 24 Hour Room Service
Contact information
Address: 76 The Scores, St Andrews, Fife, KY16 9BB, Scotland
Telephone: (01334) 472451
Fax: (01334) 473947
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Nearest motorway:
M90, J2A, 35 miles
Nearest train station:
Leuchars, 5 miles
Nearest airport:
Edinburgh, 55 miles
| Location | Type | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Public areas | Wifi | Free |
| 30 Bedrooms | Wifi | Free |
| 2 Conference | Wifi | Free |
You can check availability & prices by calling 08700 60 10 60
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