No 5 Pilmour

A great stay! We stayed in the cute wee cottage in the back and it was very comfortable and modern. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. The only complaint was the wifi connection wasn’t great but I would stay there again. The breakfast was great as well. You can’t beat the location to the old course and walking distance to the Abbey

Sadly their wifi was down which may be why I didn't receive the code to get into the property, which is unmanned. I expect the message was stuck in their 'outbox'. Someone from Dunvegan hotel a couple of doors down eventually let me in and directed me to room 4 on the top floor. However, this was not the first floor so-called King room described as 'master deluxe' that I had booked and was expecting. You can look at the photos I've attached to see the difference between the £253 room I was confirmed as having booked and the attic room I stayed in. I did message the hotel about this and they said they were sorry I was disappointed. Thanks, I was! However, the breakfast the next day was delicious. It is one table set for 10 so there is the added bonus that you may make some new friends.

The room I got was spacious as well as the bathroom. The staff is friendly and helpful. The only issue was the low pressure of the shower. The hotel's location is central, but the room was quiet. They offer continental breakfast but also a number of dishes, such as full English breakfast and variations of it.

Easy to find and a short walk from everywhere in town. The key system works well and it is quiet and very clean. Duvets, bedding and towels were of good quality and the room was nice and warm. Breakfast could be improved but there are lots of nice places to eat nearby.

We stayed here for one night on a quick break to St Andrews. The B&B looked a bit “tired” overall. Despite being a week before Christmas there was no festive decor in the hallway, communal sitting area or breakfast room. The room was freezing when we first arrived but did heat up eventually. Breakfast was listed as “full cooked breakfast” - consisted of 2 slices of bacon, about 3 sliced mushrooms, half a tomato and 1 (yes, 1) small link sausage. No black pudding, haggis, fruit pudding or potato scone which make a “full cooked breakfast”. No one there to welcome you, just left with a door code. Only 2 tiny milk portions in room, nobody there to ask for more. Although we did get some from another room. All in all a very disappointing stay, we were repeat guests and the standards have definitely gone downhill which is a real shame as the hotel has a great location and was fabulous when we stayed before.

The guest house is fantastic. Rooms are lovely, very confty and walking distance from everything you might fancy in St. Andrews, golf related or not. Thank you Betsy for a lovely breakfast and a wonderful stay. =) I had the Scottish salmon + cream cheese bagel. Highly recommended

Great rooms, shared lounge arewa is a bit dark. The breakfast is excellent. Very clise to the town and the golf course/s. My room overlooked the main road and was never an issue. Good bed and decent shoer too. Ideal for a golf break!

Although modern in decor and very clen,neat and tidy,we were disappointed in relation to the cost. Room was not particularly large whilst the bed was pretty small. I'm 6ft 3 and to fit in the bed I would need to sleep diagonally. Breakfast was at a table for 10,so no quiet start to the day,limited continental choice, decent if you want a cooked breakfast, we waited over half an hour for ours to arrive .

I had booked a king size bed. I’m 6’4 tall and need to sleep slightly diagonally, even on a king sized bed. What I got was two singles pushed together. Not only are these shorter than a king size but also have a ridge down the middle. The beds were also of poor quality and went flat when sat on. Even Travelodge can manage pocket spring decent king sized beds for as little as £30 a night. Come on guys, we expect more for £150 a night! The room is boutique and looks nice, (garden room) but also has a roof light with no covering and poor blinds on windows. If you struggle to sleep in a light room, don’t book this one. As a result of the bed I had three very sleepless nights and felt truly awful each morning, just eating a bit of toast. Two singles is not an king sized bed! All style and no substance!