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Dunclutha Guest House
East Neuk Villages
B&B ££Dunclutha is a spacious old Rectory in Leven, Fife. Overlooking a church at the front, the house is a substantial spacious house full of character and Pam is a sweetie.
2 x Family • 1 x Twin • 1 x Double • 1 x Twin / Double
Kennels Cottage
Central & Stirling
B&B £££Kennels Cottage is a stylish former gamekeeper's cottage set in one acre of pretty gardens near Dollar. Not only a fab place to stay but vintage cars can also be hired.
1 x Triple • 3 x Double
St Andrews Bed and Breakfast
Backmarch House
Dunfermline Area
B&B ££Backmarch House Bed and Breakfast Rosyth, near Dunfermline is a former Georgian farmhouse that has been beautifully renovated to provide 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation
1 x Twin • 1 x Double • 1 x Kingsize
Ladywell House
Hillview House B&B
Dunfermline Area
B&B ££Hillview House a quiet and comfortable bed and breakfast situated in the historical town of Dunfermline providing excellent accommodation for the tourist or business person.
Balnacraig
Annie's Lan
Dunfermline Area
B&B ££Annies'lan Bed & Breakfast ten minutes walking distance from Kirkcaldy town centre. A 3-star B&B with 2 guest bedrooms in a suburban terrace house.
1 x Family • 1 x Twin
Carneil Farm
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Archie Bouverie's guide:
Fife
The southwest of Fife was built on Coal and linoleum and other industries that are much run-down whereas the prosperous-looking rural northeast couldn't be more different. Northeast Fife consists of St Andrews and the East Neuk and this is the area to see. The East Neuk of Fife is a string of beautiful old fishing villages. Other destinations worth a visit are Falkland, Cupar and the Howe of Fife. Here, you'll find Falkland Palace, one of Scotland's most remarkable historic buildings. The Fife Coastal trail is a favourite amongst walkers.