Top 10 Hannah's Hotels

Where else to stay in St Andrews than in a room over looking the Old Course? There is little to fault about the hotel. Great, spacious, well appointed room. Excellent breakfast and all the associated things you need in a 5 star hotel. Topped off with an amazing whisky selection in the Road Hole bar overlooking the course. It’s not cheap, but it’s worth it, and they were super accommodating and understanding when we needed to change our reservation from May to September at very short notice.

The hotel has a very good location, and their service is really nice!

Love the hotel! Nice and neat, staffs are friendly! Strong recommend! Breakfast is good

Very old hotel, next to the stadium, beautiful scenery, early breakfast, lots of things to eat around

Spent the nights of 3 & 4 Feb in the Greyfriars Inn St Andrews . I believe ,based on our experience of these nights, a glowing endorsement of this establishment is highly warranted. Firstly ,if you are travelling by bus, Greyfriars Inn is 5 mins from the Bus Station . super ideal if it's not a nice day . Secondly . The bar side of the inn is great . It's low ceilings give it a warm feeling .Its very nicely decorated (being as it's in St. Andrews there is golf memorabilia plenty ) The staff ,surely the mark of many a great pub, were FANTASTIC . Big kudos to Fiona & all the other staff who made our stay so memorable (especially the girl who cross the Tay bridge from Menzieshill to Fife for Love ) Have our room right above the Greyfriars Inn made the booking so worth while . There was never a sense, as often is the case when in a hotel , of sitting in a boring hotel bar. The food was first class all round .Portion sizes were generous .The breakfasts were hand made ,hot and plentiful .Not sitting under heated lights ,dripping in their own grease. The rooms were nicely sized too. The beds too were comfy .The area outside was also quiet at night time . There's a lift from the ground floor up to the second floor . All in all 10 outta 10 . Unless they are fully booked ,next time we visit it'll be The Greyfriars Inn or we'll not be staying Thanks for everything Greyfriars Grant & Irene

From the minute I drove in the car park, the design and style was out of this world. Every single member of the staff had a genuine presence, from something as simple as a smile! Room was very stylish, possibly a little dark but I had no issues sleeping which is a bonus. Dinner in the restaurant was great, a local beer went down a treat. Food was very well presented and freshly cooked. Couldn't fault a thing, will bring my wife for a trip sometime and stay for longer.

Malmaison was a lovely place to stay with great reception staff and even an better bar team however due to the nature of the building there was a lot of outside noise. Together with noisy people in the hotel it made for a rather disturbed night. There is no parking for the hotel either so that is another reason for the 4/5 mark.

The hotel is not big, the location is just across the road from the old campus of St. Andrews University, very close to the commercial street and not far from the old stadium. The breakfast can be said to be relatively rich, there are several kinds of regular meals, and special, which changes with the seasons. The restaurant is almost full on weekends when there is a lot of people, and it is usually better. On-street parking outside the door is free but there is no private parking lot. It is easy to have a place during school holidays. I don’t know at other times.