Modern comforts, good food and a warm welcome in an historic mansion. The influence of the sea can be felt throughout the warm and friendly Woodside Hotel.
The original owner's grandfather founded the Russian Navy, but it is the elaborate mahogany and glass ceiling in the smoking lounge which grabs the most attention. It was brought to the hotel in 1926 from the steamship 'Orontes' which sailed between Australia and the UK.The hotel was completely refurbished in 1995 and is located in the centre of the picturesque town of Aberdour. Each of the hotel's bedrooms is decorated and furnished in a very individual style and is named after a Scottish clan. The Rennie room, for example, is an apartment with four poster bed and private sitting room, while the Thomson Room is a luxury family room with views across the Firth of Forth to Edinburgh.
4.4 / 5
Fresh fishes are taken directly to the hotel's excellent restaurant from the local harbour quayside. In fact, the hotels consistently good food and imaginative menus have earned the owner, Stewart Dykes, a deserved reputation. A bar bistro offers lighter variations of the fare you can enjoy in the fine dining room. 