Hotels in St. Andrews - Click for Closest to Centre

Hotel Name Town Star Price
The Inn at Lathones
By Largoward, St. Andrews, Fife 		St. Andrews 4 Star Inn AA £120.00
Hillpark House Bed and Breakfast
96 Main Street, Leuchars, Fife 		St. Andrews £35.00
Old Course Hotel - Overlooking Golf Course -
Old Station Road, St. Andrews, Fife 		St. Andrews 5 Star AA £175.00
Fairmont St Andrews - Scotland -
Kingask, St Andrews, Fife 		St Andrews 5 Star £199.00
St. Andrews Golf Hotel Scotland -
40 The Scores, St Andrews, 		St Andrews 3 Star £119.00
Pinewood Country House
Tayport Road, St. Michaels, Fife 		St. Andrews 4 Star STB £39.00
Five Pilmour Place -
5 Pilmour Place, St. Andrews, Fife 		St. Andrews 4 Star £70.00
The New Inn -
St Mary Street, St. Andrews, Fife 		St. Andrews 3 Star £0.00
The Macdonald Rusacks Hotel -
Pilmour Links, St. Andrews, Fife 		St. Andrews £166.00
1 Golf Place -
1 Golf Place, St. Andrews, Fife 		St. Andrews 3 Star £50.00
Vicarsford Lodge Luxury Guest House -
St Michael by Leuchars, St Andrews, Fife 		Fife 3 Star £75.00
The Albany Hotel -
56 North Street, St Andrews, Fife 		St Andrews 3 Star £82.00

Hotels Closest to The Centre of St. Andrews

Hotel Name Town Star Price
Five Pilmour Place -
Located on Pilmour Place (0.25 Miles from St. Andrews) 		St. Andrews 4 Star £70.00
The Albany Hotel -
Located on North Street (0.28 Miles from St. Andrews) 		St. Andrews 3 Star £82.00
St. Andrews Golf Hotel Scotland -
Located on The Scores (0.28 Miles from St. Andrews) 		St. Andrews 3 Star £119.00
1 Golf Place -
Located on Golf Place (0.29 Miles from St. Andrews) 		St. Andrews 3 Star £50.00
The Macdonald Rusacks Hotel -
Located on Pilmour Links (0.33 Miles from St. Andrews) 		St. Andrews £166.00

About St. Andrews

The town has acquired the name "home of golf" for two reasons. First, the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, founded in 1754, exercises legislative authority over the game. Second, the beautiful links (acquired by the town in 1894) is the most frequent venue for The Open Championship, the oldest of golf's four major championships. Visitors travel to St Andrews in great numbers for several courses ranked amongst the finest in the world, as well as for the sandy beaches. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the settlement had the name of Kilrymont (a Normanized spelling of Cell Rígmonaid, "the church of the King's monad") or of Muckross. Another legend tells how Saint Regulus or Rule (Riagail), the bishop of Patras in Achaea, was guided hither bearing the relics of Saint Andrew. The Pictish king Óengus mac Fergusa gave him a tract of land called the "Boar's Raik", no doubt the Boarhills of the present day, and the name of the spot was changed to "St Andrews".

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