Find hotels near Andrew Carnegie Birthplace Museum, Dunfermline from NT$1,911

"Yeah room was clean very friendly staff and a wonderful breakfast defo stay here again"

"It's quite unique, ample of space, nice views as long as walking op 3 stories is not an issue. Good new condition."

"The location is excellent. The only thing we did not like was the beds, they were extremly hard and uncomfortable. But the property was clean and cute. We enjoyed our stay. "

"Great location, rooms were nice and breakfast choices were good,access to shopping and train link to Edinburgh"

"The bed here was very comfortable and much better than numerous Travelodges we've stayed in recently. Despite it being a twin turned into a double the join wasn't very noticeable and the mattress was very comfortable. The only gripe for me was the shower head did look aged and the drain in the wet room didn't clear the floor quickly enough so you're stood in 2inches of water by the time you've finished but grab bars in all the right places. As a wheelchair user I found everything very accessible and would stay again. You do need to go into the pub for check in and handing the key back. We didn't eat there but did plan to, maybe next time! "

"Entry was with a code on an outdoor gate, main building entrance and unit front door making it feel very safe. There were 3 bedrooms all with TVs, great comfortable beds and 2 nice bathrooms. The water pressure was great and the showers were very good. The living area was well planned with a big screen TV, 2 nice couches, a large dining table, fully equipped kitchen and french doors out to a very nice garden. The town of Dunfermline gave us a great immersion into the Scottish culture and history. It had plenty of necessary resources within walking distance of the unit including several money exchanges, a large grocery-a block away, a nice main street (high street) with shops, restaurants, pubs, coffee and cake shops, travel agencies, hair and nail salons, barber shops, etc. The train station is several blocks, but there are several bus options to get there and a main bus station is very close. It was a great place to stay during the high season of Edinburgh, it was easy to get to the Edinburgh events by train and offered us a much appreciated sanctuary away from those crowds, yet didn't lack the action we were looking for. The only issue was that Uber or Lyft do not run in town, only private Taxis which were a bit challenging. So if walking is an issue, I suggest renting a car. There is ample park and ride spots at the train stations to get to the city, but everywhere is hilly and cobblestone so just a short walk can be a workout. "

"Great place, clean and very well maintained with lots of great amenities and nicely decorated. Super easy to get to with great instructions and stay online portfolio. Highly recommend "