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Stayed in Room 20, which was a generous size, and easily fitted my husband, son and I. We ate in the Bistro each morning, and twice for our evening meal. Cannot fault the food or service in any way. Diane especially was a font of knowledge and breath of fresh air, bringing her local knowledge, hints and tips to guests. Facilities on the estate were just what we needed, snooker, golf, and scenic walks. The younger children seemed well catered for with daily activities and events put on by the leisure staff. A lovely, relaxed visit.

A three night holiday to have a break, and stayed full board. Our room had a n great view towards the Firth of Forth. Accommodation was excellent. The food was excellent and varied every night. Well cooked, well presented, and delicious! The staff were exceedingly helpful, attentive and cheerful.

As soon as Julie opened the door for us to enter her wonderful welcoming home, we loved it. We were a bit early, but Julie was not fazed at all. We had a great chat in the foyer and immediately felt at home. Our room was spacious, spotless and comfortable. The homemade, absolutely delicious shortbread left at the coffee station was the icing on the cake. The home has many interesting architectural designs and is very comfortable. Julie went above and beyond to make our stay comfortable. I prefer a top sheet to the typical UK bedding of just a duvet. I asked and it was immediately provided. I loved the feeling of being home that her personality and guest house provided. Breakfast was delicious. Hot coffee, fruit and home cooked eggs. As we went about the rest of our travels, I frequently wished we were headed back to Dunclutha instead of on to the next hotel or B&B. I highly recommend Dunclutha Guest House, and Julie is a treasure.

We originally visited Fairmont St Andrews in August 2021 since we could not visit the country of our choice due to the pandemic. We were super impressed with it, so much so, that we decided to revisit this August. We looked at other options such as rental homes and other hotels but nothing came out as giving us value for money. Rental homes don't have the benefits of a hotel and its facilities and other hotels were charging ridiculous prices as a like for like basis. The Fairmont in St Andrews came out the best value for money. We enjoy the Fairmont as it has the feeling of a resort hotel abroad. The service is spot on too. Just little niggles - that come from having previously stayed - so it is human nature to compare. This time I felt the cleanliness of the rooms was not as good. It was only some dust in the room and in the bathroom so it was not worth complaining about to reception. Secondly, and this come from maybe you being short staffed, is that the breakfast plates on tables were allowed to accumulate to the state where it did look quite untidy. I'm only mentioning these things to you in order for you to nip them in the bud and not allow a decline in standards over a longer period of time. Overall our stay was great. Breakfast is sufficient enough to keep you going until dinner. The atrium is a relaxing place to read a book and play cards. The swimming pool and spa facilities keep a family entertained. Thank you for another enjoyable staycation. Joanne