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Cellardyke – 3 hotels and places to stay
The Coastal Inn Outbuilding
Situated within less than 1 km of Billow Ness Beach and 15 km of St Andrews Bay, The Coastal Inn Outbuilding features rooms in Cellardyke. This 4-star hotel offers free WiFi.
Belstane House
Located in the small fishing village of Cellardyke, just a 13-minute walk from Anstruther, Belstane House is a 16th century house with a garden, facing the seafront and looking towards the Isle of May...
The Coastal Inn
Comprising a garden and a bar, The Coastal Inn is a recently renovated accommodation in Cellardyke set close to Billow Ness Beach.
The Bank
Stunning views of the Firth of Forth feature at this 4-star, family-run hotel.
Balcomie Links Hotel
Set in Anstruther, 12 km from St Andrews Bay, Balcomie Links Hotel offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
The Golf Hotel
Located in Crail, 12 km from St Andrews Bay, The Golf Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
Kilconquhar Castle Estate
Set in 120 acres of scenic Fife countryside, Kilconquhar Castle Estate features a heated indoor swimming pool, horse riding facilities and a salon with on-site health and beauty specialists.
The View, 22 School Park
Set in Kingsbarns and only 1.5 km from Kingsbarns Beach, The View, 22 School Park offers accommodation with inner courtyard views, free WiFi and free private parking.
The Waterfront
Just a few steps from Anstruther’s harbour and marina, with views over the Firth of Forth, The Waterfront offers 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation with free Wi-Fi.
The Spindrift Guest House
Featuring a garden and views of quiet street, The Spindrift Guest House is a guest house situated in a historic building in Anstruther, less than 1 km from Billow Ness Beach.
What guests said about Cellardyke:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
The area was lovely and quiet , although hilly it is...
The area was lovely and quiet , although hilly it is wheelchair friendly . I wouldn’t recommend pushing the wheelchair up hill daily . Loved the area , lots to do and see , small villages to visit nearby.
LorraineUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Spotless clean, quite and relaxing apartment within easy...
Spotless clean, quite and relaxing apartment within easy walking distance to all local amenities and attractions. Would recommend and would return. Only small gripe (and this is picky because it gave a comfortable night's sleep) was the double bed height which was very low. Otherwise 10/10.
SuzanneUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
We have visited the East Neuk of Fife many times and enjoy...
We have visited the East Neuk of Fife many times and enjoy Cellardyke as a base for our visit, it gives us great access for enjoying the coastal walks, tidal pool swimming and kayaking . We have eaten at The Haven on several occasions and always enjoyed it.
FionaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The Neuk of fife is and for years now has been one of our...
The Neuk of fife is and for years now has been one of our family’s favourite short trip places to go. Cellardyke holds it own with the other beautiful wee harbours in the area, such as Anstruther, Pittenweem, Crail and even St Monan’s. Summertime is the best time of course as the beaches along that particular stretch of the coast are great for the kids. We love walks from one wee harbour to another. Always clean and tidy, we’ve all had smashing walks along their sands and rocks, crabbing and suchlike as we go. Rainy weather? Who cares! Nothing holds us back, on go the raincoats, hats and wellies and it’s off we go, stopping once or twice for wee snacks and ice cream on the way back. Great chippies and cafes😋
PeterUnited Kingdom - 2.0Scored 2.0
It's a day trip overflow for Anstruther 3/4 MIle south of...
It's a day trip overflow for Anstruther 3/4 MIle south of cellardyke, terrible parking, a few shops and the usual.overpriced small restaurants nice harbor again a day trip but don't stay overnight.jamesUnited States - 4.0Scored 4.0
Interesting place by the sea. Quaint.
Interesting place by the sea. Quaint. Parking very difficult. Good chippie on the Main Street. Friendly shopkeepers. The phone number given for The Coastal Inn was not for the pub itself. An example: sadly we slept in on our first morning: we phoned to apologise and advise we’d be late for breakfast. Told : that’s OK. We went as soon as we could, only to be told the staff had gone: nothing available. Proprietor said he didn’t get our call : we eventually found out we had spoken to his brother in a different part of Scotland: he had not passed our message on!! The stairway to the flat where we were accommodated was a disgrace: filthy carpet on stairs which definitely needed replacing.AAnonymousUnited Kingdom
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