Dog Friendly Fife Holiday Cottages

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

• Martin - Verified booking

  Enjoyable stay in a warm & comfy cottage.

  Definitely recommend the Peat Inn for a special meal. Please note that the cottage is compact for 4 adults but as caravanners we managed ! Everything needed for an enjoyable stay was provided. We adhered strictly to the numerous requested instructions - arrival & departure times / bin emptying / bedding removal on departure etc. However when I tried to contact the owners to report some maintenance issues for the benefit of future guests all 3 numbers provided went unanswered, so I eventually left a voicemail on the 1st number for Dawn. At no point has anyone acknowledged my message or attempted to remedy any of the issues. It was also somewhat strange to receive a call from Sykes on the penultimate day of our stay to ask why we hadn’t arrived ! At least I was able to tell them of the said issues. All very strange…..

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• Alexander - Verified booking

  A lovely property, very well-presented and very well-equipped.

  Lovely and warm and comfortable. We loved the wood burner. The garden/outdoor area looked great but we didn't use it in the chilly October weather. There are no shops in the village (we knew that - personal info and a look at google street view) but there's a Morrison's, an an excellent M&S and an Aldi about six miles away, on the edge of St Andrews. The Peat Inn is expensive but excellent and there are plenty of other places to eat nearby - try Meldrum's in lovely Ceres. The countryside and coastal towns nearby are lovely and the views driving towards St Andrews superb. What's not to like. Communication with the owners was good. We would be more than happy to return to this delightful cottage in this lovely location. Highly recommended.

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• Fiona - Verified booking

  Thank you for the welcome pack, much appreciated!

  The property was a little tricky to heat - it would be helpful to have a timer for the heating for example for the mornings when I didn't wish to use the wood burning stove. A couple of items would be helpful for food prep - mixing bowl and colander. The onstreet parking was definitely not 'easy' to find, suggest that it isn't described that way. The parking was very busy and I often had to park at a distance. I didn't mind a walk to the property but other guests may find it an issue. I could clearly hear other people talking in neighbouring properties from the lounge. It was lovely property and I enjoyed my stay there.

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• Sheila - Verified booking

  On arrival we found Rhum Cottage very clean and welcoming.

  One or two initial problems were quickly resolved by the owner. We had great difficulty finding logs after the few that were provided. I think we were between seasons and the supermarkets were catering more for barbecues. The wood burning stove was much appreciated as the weather was cold during our stay. The dog proof garden, although small, was also much appreciated One or two microwave cooking containers would have been helpful as, on a few occasions, we had to turn on the oven to heat things through. This seemed rather uneconomical. However, we had a very pleasant stay and hope to be back in the future.

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• David - Verified booking

  This is a little gem in a very quiet village.

  The property has a brilliant shower, fully equipped kitchen and a cosy, comfy lounge. Our only gripes were the bed was very small and the lack of parking as we had to park in a dedicated car park about 400yards away up a bank. Communication is excellent and the property is situated with good surrounding walks. However the lack of gastro-pubs in Newburgh and the nearby areas is terrible. You must travel at least 10 miles to find a decent eating pub. We can highly recommend the Bear Tavern on the high street for drinks and good banter with the locals, but apart from that Newburgh does not offer much.

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