The Royal Hotel in Fife

Have stayed here now twice will be back lovely clean room full scottish breakfast lovely staff really friendly .

Beautiful place with a delightful host and staff. Clean room and comfortable bed. Will stay again.

The room was spotless and the big bed very comfortable, breakfast was lovely and plenty of choice. The staff very friendly and helpful especially Dee who could not do enough for us and was very kind when my husband was taken ill. Will definitely go back there.

Had a great couple of nights in the Royal bar. Really welcoming place, staff were fantastic, esp cammy the barman. All the locals were cracking and very welcoming. I didn't see the rooms but would recommend the bar to anyone. It doesn't look that welcoming from outside but you def get a warm welcome inside

Wonderful couple of nights staying here. Freshly cooked Scottish breakfast. THE most friendly & helpful staff inc. Dee at reception & Cammie ahint the bar.It is an old building with a traditional bar.

Scotland’s most attentive, hard working, friendly, informative and all round nice guy barman. Thank you Cammy.We had a great couple of nights.Muir & Eddie.

Top pub! Highly recommended. Friendly clientele and super bar guy, Callum.

Thanks so much to Cherie and Sarah who went out of their way to make us feel welcome.From the moment we walked in till we left.Room was great, comfy beds,no complaints at all except wish we could have stayed longer.Great bar where we had a fab time,so welcoming.Breakfasts were so good.Thanks for a great few days

Visited the bar twice last week with my husband - made to feel very welcome by staff and the other customers. No frills, pool table, jukebox - good place for a drink and a blether without all the fuss. All covid measures as well are in place which is more than I can say for a few other places ! Will definitely be trying to visit again in the future

Well where to I start. We booked the hotel pretty much based on the reviews which on a whole are good. Our room for the night was £99, above average but par for the course as hotels take advantage of staycation demand and recoup some of their losses. Some of the rooms have been refurbished but sadly room 5 and 6 haven't been reached yet. Our room (6) had an unusual feature in that it appeared to be on a slope so anything with wheels would end up at one end of the room. A previous guest decided it would be a good idea to hang from the curtain pole so we only had one set of curtains on one of the two windows . Thankfully the blind was still intact. Our shower pressure provided a slight drizzle which made it unusable. The shower door didn't close so maybe just as well. Despite being around 20 degress our heating was on full bung, this proved to be initially uncomfortable but I managed to shut the valves. Toilet seat was insecure and could only be used in a ladies position. I had to assume the ladies position which turns out quite well especially if you have had a few beers. We had a small TV which satisfied my wife's tipping point fix. When we popped into bed in the evening it was only then we realised we didn't have a headboard. That will save it banging against the wall I joked. The saving grace for our stay was the excellent Scottish full breakfast and our host Karen. Clearly passionate about providing good customer service. Karen has a lovely bubbly attractive personality. Our friends room (5) frankly was a health hazard and I couldn't have stayed in it. The room has suffered from flood damage and the smell of damp particularly in the morning was accrid. The floor kind of had the same movement as a squeaky trampoline. Both rooms desperately need refurbished . My suggestion to the hotel would be not to use the rooms as they will have a serious impact in the short term on the hotels good feedback rating which they currently enjoy.