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Culross – 3 hotels and places to stay
Stunning & unique apt in Culross
Stunning & unique apt in Culross in Culross features accommodation with free WiFi, 25 km from Hopetoun House, 34 km from Edinburgh Zoo and 36 km from Murrayfield Stadium.
The Dundonald Guesthouse & Cottage
Featuring a garden and views of quiet street, The Dundonald Guesthouse & Cottage is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Culross, 25 km from Hopetoun House.
stay bed and breakfast
Offering a garden and river view, stay bed and breakfast is set in Culross, 25 km from Hopetoun House and 34 km from Edinburgh Zoo.
Richmond Park Hotel
With picturesque views over the River Forth, the family-run Richmond Park Hotel is situated within its own grounds and is just 10 minutes’ drive from Edinburgh Airport.
Leapark Hotel
The Leapark Hotel is a family-owned hotel in the historical port of Grangemouth, within 3 miles of The Kelpies and 7 miles from the Falkirk Wheel. Stirling is a 25 minutes' drive away.
The Grange Manor
Located within landscaped gardens, 20 minutes from Edinburgh Airport, The Grange Manor offers free parking and free WiFi.
Oxgang Kitchen Bar & Rooms
Situated in Grangemouth, 23 km from Hopetoun House, Oxgang Kitchen Bar & Rooms features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a restaurant.
Coorie
The family-run Coorie provides en suite rooms and looks out across the Firth of Forth. The hotel provides free Wi-Fi and is around 16 miles from the centre of Edinburgh.
The City Hotel
The City Hotel is a lively hotel located in the heart of Dunfermline, just 100 metres from Pittencrieff Park. Built in 1775 the City Hotel has 32 rooms.
Adamson Hotel
An original Scottish coaching inn, Adamson Hotel is situated in the rural village of Crossford. There is a restaurant, free private parking and free Wi-Fi access.
What guests said about Culross:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Well preserved old town with lots of (industrial) heritage.
Well preserved old town with lots of (industrial) heritage. Some nice walks in and around the town. Nice pub with good food, friendly staff and 'out of the ordinary' interior decoration. Can also recommend the Pottery/Biscuit café. We had an excellent lunch there and they have a lovely little art gallery with stuff made by local artists/crafts people. The hanging gardens were looking stunning. Some lovely walks around as well. We even spotted some seals off the coast. The only downside was the walk around Preston island. One side has interesting info on the old Salt pans, but for 3/4 of the walk you are walking around the basin where Scottish Power dumped the ash of the old power plant, which is fenced off by ugly high wired fence and warning signs to keep out.IngeBelgium - 10Scored 10
Culross is really pretty, loads of history.
Culross is really pretty, loads of history. We ate at the Red Lion pub twice. The atmosphere was good and the staff were super efficient, and friendly. The food is pub food, but they catered for vegans and the portions were generous. You can walk around Culross easily but might be challenging for people with mobility issues as many of the roads are cobbled. The little "palace" is definitely worth a visit. We had lunch in a cafe that I think was called Biscuit, it's to the right of the Palace and before the Town House. They make the best sandwiches I have ever had and they had milk alternatives, which made me very happy.CarylUnited Kingdom
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