Lodging in Dunfermline, Scotland

“This park is a haven for birdwatchers! The diverse range of bird species is impressive, and the well-maintained observation platforms make for excellent viewing spots. Bring your binoculars and a camera for some fantastic shots.”

“Travelodge you know what your getting and it’s a good standard of quality. Dunfermline is great a very quiet secluded location but the staff are really friendly and really nice especially the cleaning staff.”

“Had a lovely stay here. On an industrial/leisure park. The people on reception were lovely and very helpful. Check in was very easy and the room was lovely and clean with tea, coffee facilities and towels and hand soap/shower gel. Vending machine in reception area plus tea, coffee, sugar sachets for paying guests if required. The only issue we had was WiFi wasn't great. We upgraded to the premium but it did keep cutting out and we did have issues with making calls on our mobiles which again kept cutting out calls but other than that a great stay. Restaurant next to the hotel plus plenty of options for meals out. McDonald's, KFC,Frankie and Benny's, Pizza hut, Tim Hortons etc plus a pool/snooker entertainment place, Odeon cinema and Bingo all on the same estate. Would recommend”

“Staying at the Lighthouse View Inn was a beacon of comfort and hospitality. The inn's proximity to the historic lighthouse was a unique and charming feature. Our room was cozy, and we could even see the lighthouse from our window. The innkeeper's warm welcome and homemade breakfast made us feel right at home. Exploring the rugged coastline was a highlight of our trip. A true coastal gem.”

“Fire alarm went off at 4am because of an issue with their system and we weren't offered a complimentary breakfast would have been nice. Also, the WiFi has good bandwidth but has issues it always cuts out. Other than, service is generally fantastic from the staff.”