Harbour Double
Front facing on the first and second floors, with the original sash windows and a view straight down onto the water.
- Double bed · sleeps 2
- Sea view
- En suite shower
Boutique guesthouse · Fife coast
A restored harbourmaster's house, five minutes from the ferry. Breakfast is included, most rooms look out over the water, and the coastal path starts at the front door.
Staying with us
Eleven rooms, one morning room, and a walled courtyard. There is no front desk after 9pm, but someone is always reachable on the number in your confirmation.
Cooked to order, 7:30 to 9:30 in the morning room. Vegetarian and vegan always, gluten free with a day's notice.
Check out 11am, noon on Sundays. Arriving late is fine: tell us and we leave a key in the box by the door.
Four free spaces in the courtyard, first come. Street parking outside is unrestricted after 6pm and all day Sunday.
Two ground floor rooms take dogs at $15 per stay. Welcome in the morning room and the garden, not upstairs.
The rooms
Rates include breakfast, and are per room per night. Full detail and seasonal rates.
Front facing on the first and second floors, with the original sash windows and a view straight down onto the water.
At the back over the walled courtyard. Noticeably quieter than the front in summer, when the harbour is busy until late.
The whole top floor. A sitting area under the original beams, and the only room with a view across the harbour to the point.
What guests say
“We took the Loft Suite for three nights and barely left the window seat. Breakfast was properly cooked, not a buffet, and they booked us a table at the place round the corner when everywhere was full.”
“Arrived on the last ferry, well after nine, and the key was in the box exactly as they said. Dog was made a fuss of at breakfast. We have already booked again for October.”
“Courtyard Twin is the one to ask for if you are a light sleeper. The harbour is lively until late in summer. Stairs are steep, as you would expect in a house this old, and they were upfront about that.”
Getting here
Trains from Edinburgh Waverley take about an hour. The number 4 bus stops on Harbour Street, thirty seconds from the door. Full directions.