Sitting proudly on the summit of a spectacular formation, 5 star St Andrews Bay Hotel and its two championship golf courses have breathtaking panoramic views of the River Tay estuary, golden beachs the North Sea and the medieval skyline of St Andrews. The St Andrews Bay offers an international standard of service and meticulous attention to detail in the comfort and convenience of a modern world-class resort.

All 209 generous guestrooms are well appointed combining both style and functionality offering the latest in room amenities.

There is an excellent selection of restaurants at St Andrews Bay and depending on their mood, guests can choose from any of four options.

The Squire, named after Gene Sarazen , one of the only four golfers to have won all four Major Championships, is the hotels main dining restaurant. Relaxed and informal it has a seasonal, mouth-watering menu to suit all palates.

The Atrium is a spacious and comfortable area of the hotel where you can sit back and relax on the deep leather sofas, enjoy the background music, read the daily papers or simply watch people go by. Light snacks can also be enjoyed throughout the day.

The intimate dining experience of the Esperante Restaurant combines a sensuous menu, and an exciting variety of wines delivered with the greatest level of integrity.

Kittock''s Den Bar incorporates a warm, earthy colour scheme and a rich wooden décor creating a relaxing and seductive ambience. It is the perfect place in which to enjoy a wee dram.

The hotel also features a fully equipped gym and health suite incorporating an 18-metre indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam-room and Spa.

Apart from the on-site golf courses, St Andrews Bay is an ideal base from which to play the great St Andrews courses and is also perfectly located for playing the likes of Kingsbarns and Crail.

The Gleneagles Hotel is a Five Red Star golf resort set in 850 acres of stunning scenery in Perthshire, Scotland. It celebrated its 80th anniversary in June 2004.

The Gleneagles Hotel is a member of The Leading hotels of the World and is one of the Great Golf Resorts of the World and a founder member of Connoisseurs Scotland the world class grouping of properties which provide an authentic flavour of Scotland to discerning travellers.

The Gleneagles Hotel was designed in the style of a French chateau and Capability Brown, the celebrated 18th century landscape gardener, inspired the landscaping.

Luxurious and impeccable though it is, you will find that the Gleneagles Hotel has a refreshingly relaxed manner that is mirrored by the friendly courtesy of all the staff. From your first wholehearted Scottish welcome you will be looked after warmly by the staff and the services offered.

A luxury hotel in the true sense of the word, the Balmoral Hotel, with its majestic clock tower, is a stylish five-star property in the very heart of Edinburgh. While many Edinburgh hotels claim to have Edinburgh''s landmarks on their doorstep, few can say their doorstep is a landmark. Located on Princes Street, in Edinburgh''s main shopping area and next to Waverley Station, The Balmoral is close to the leading luxury department stores and within striking distance of many Edinburgh attractions.

The Balmoral offers 188 opulent suites and stylish rooms with views towards Edinburgh Castle, the Old Town, or the hotel''s internal courtyard. The Balmoral Spa is an exclusive retreat in the heart of the city. Voted the ''Best UK Urban Day Spa'' in Condé Nast Traveller''s 2005 Readers'' Spa Awards, it offers five treatment rooms, a swimming pool, sauna, steam room, gymnasium and exercise studio.

Rufflets is a Five Star Country House Hotel located in St Andrews and is one of the oldest established Country House Hotels in Scotland. The turreted manor house, set in 10 acres of award-winning gardens one mile west of St Andrews, has been in the same family ownership since 1952

Rufflets has 23 individually styled and tastefully decorated bedrooms, including three suites. Suites feature a separate lounge with magnificent views over the garden and luxury en-suite bathrooms. The four-poster Turret Room has been voted Britain''s most romantic hotel bedroom and all three Turret Rooms have stunning views of gardens.

The fine dining Garden Restaurant is recognised as one of the finest in St. Andrews and the surrounding area, with the hotels own garden supplying much of the fresh produce. During the day the restaurant has stunning views overlooking the formal terraced garden to the south of the house and in the evening the mood changes, sparkling glass, candlelight, fine china and floodlit gardens set the scene for a fine dining experience.

The split-level Music Room Bar, with antique oak fireplace and large over mantle mirror The front of the curved oak bar with its intricate carvings of classical musical instruments sets the theme and an interesting collection of musical memorabilia and prints decorate the walls creating an intimate, almost old fashioned ambience.

Situated in the heart of St Andrews, this remarkably elegant deluxe hotel is surrounded by Scottish castles and a gorgeous beachfront with views across the well-known St. Andrews golf courses. It is a place where the active and the leisurely both find themselves perfectly at home in surroundings where history and modern luxury come together beautifully.

The Old Course Hotel offers some of the most luxurious accommodation in Scotland. All rooms have either the priceless view over the Old Course towards the St Andrews coastline or look out across the fields and hills of Fife. Rooms have been designed to offer a welcoming haven where contemporary fabrics enhance the soft furnishings and marble brings a cooling touch to the bathrooms. The spacious suites are some of the largest in the world and give fine panoramic views over the links courses to the sea.

The Road Hole Bar & Grill is St Andrew’s most memorable dining experience. On the top floor of the hotel, with panoramic views over the St Andrews links, the surrounding country and the sea it serves only the very best of Scottish and organic produce.

The contemporary Sands restaurant and bar is where you’ll find an intriguingly tempting menu with dishes from the deep cold of the North Atlantic to the radiant warmth of the Mediterranean.

The Jigger Inn is a St Andrews institution, the best place in town for a pint, a wee dram and authentic pub-style dining surrounded by golfing memorabilia.

Outstanding health and fitness facilities are available to guests and include a Swimming Pool, Thermal Suite, Fitness Suite, Fitness Studio and Spa.

Apart from the world class golf St Andrews offers a wealth of things to see and do. The streets of the ancient university town are dotted with charming gift shops, boutiques, galleries and cafés. St Andrews is a town to explore. The medieval layout of the town centre remains intact, with the main shopping areas concentrated in Market Street and South Street, with Bell Street and Church Street connecting the two principal streets. Take time to explore and take pleasure at the surprises and delights you will come upon.

A favourite amongst the world''s golfing elite, Greywalls overlooks the 9th green and the 10th tee of Muirfield, one of the most famous golf courses in the world. You can''t get much closer than that!

Greywalls'' 23 bedrooms combine the luxuries of a top hotel with the individual comforts of a well-loved family home. Many rooms overlook Muirfield, while others have views over the walled garden

Dinner at Greywalls is an elegant, formal meal with starched white linen, sparkling silver and glass and friendly professional waiting staff. The light airy dining room overlooks the 10th tee at Muirfield. With a short regularly changing menu, the dedicated team of chefs in Greywalls uses the best fresh local produce with flair and imagination to tempt hotel guests and non-residents alike.

Golf is perhaps the most popular activity for guests at Greywalls. But there are many activities, which can be enjoyed by our guests and visitors. As well as tennis and putting at the hotel, Greywalls location makes it ideal for walking, cycling and bird watching. The Bass Rock with its famous gannet colonies and the award winning Scottish Seabird Centre at North Berwick are easily accessible.

Nearby, sandy beaches, beautiful and so often deserted, are a real delight for visitors to Greywalls. The glorious scenery of East Lothian with its ancient castles, abbeys, stately homes and picturesque fishing villages are just a short drive away along peaceful, winding country lanes.

Situated On Edinburgh''s historic Royal Mile halfway between Edinburgh Castle and Holyrood House, in the heart of Edinburgh’s city centre the façade of this Hotel blends perfectly with that of its ancient neighbours. Behind the turrets and 16th Century exterior guests will find a modern hotel with a wide range of facilities.

The 238 rooms and suites are fully equipped with the amenities expected of a first class hotel.

The oak-panelled lounge bar is open daily and offers a menu of light meals, specialty coffees, traditional afternoon tea, #########, spirits, malt whiskies and draught beers.

All residential guests have complimentary access to Evolve Leisure Club with swimming pool fitness room, jet stream pool, and sauna. Guests can also book wellness treatments such as massages and facials.

The hotels excellent restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner where you can choose between A La Carte And Table D''hôte menus.

Visitors are well situated to explore the city of Edinburgh, with the Castle, Vaults, Princes Street Shops And Whisky Heritage Centre all within walking distance. Just a five-minute walk away Holyrood Park offers a haven of peace and quiet.

The Baronial Manor House of Dalmahoy is set in 1000 acres of wooded parkland at the foot of the rolling Pentland Hills. Built in 1724 as a glorious Georgian mansion it was extended in 1990 and opened as a hotel and country club.

The Rusacks Hotel enjoys a prestigious location overlooking the legendary 18th green of St Andrews'' Old Course. An historical, elegant and imposing building the hotels furnishings and decor create a mood of relaxed elegance.

The 68 bedrooms including several suites are themed around some of the world’s top golfers, famous tournaments and infamous hazards like Hell’s Bunker and Valley of Sin. All have been refurbished to a high standard.

Rusacks is renowned for the quality of its food and drink. The Old Course Restaurant is celebrated for its fine Scottish cuisine and panoramic views. Choose from a wide choice of traditional and international dishes, prepared from only the freshest and, where possible, local ingredients.

The Old Course Bar serves light meals and snacks and is the ideal place in which to relax over a long cold drink.

Ideal as Russacks may be for golfing, there is plenty for non-golfers and off-duty golfers alike to see and do. Museums, gardens, places of historic interest, and outstanding coastal walks and areas of natural beauty all await you when you stay at Russacks hotel.

Overlooking beautiful St. Andrews Bay and only a few hundred yards from the famous St. Andrews Links the Scores Hotel provides the perfect base for anyone visiting the St Andrews Bay area.

The hotel occupies two former fashionable townhouses dating back to 1880. Care has been taken to preserve the character of the building during refurbishment. The public areas feature an extensive collection of period antiques giving guests a palpable sense of history and tradition. Genuine warmth and friendliness is a feature of this hotel.

Individually designed and thoughtfully furnished to compliment the unique character of Scores hotel, each of the 30 light and spacious rooms offers full en-suite facilities and all the amenities you would expect to find in a modern three star hotel. Many guestrooms have panoramic sea views, while others command views over the hotel gardens.

Alexander’s Restaurant overlooking the spectacular St. Andrews Bay is sure to be one of the highlights of your stay. Carefully crafted menus and superb attention to detail with the relaxed and intimate setting to produce a truly unforgettable dining experience.

For those seeking a place to relax and unwind after the day''s exertions the hotel boasts two bars. Chariots Bar is popular with the locals and enjoys a lively, fun atmosphere on most nights. The Scorecard Bar is more laid back, offering a quiet haven for those wishing to sit and relax.

Situated only yards from the first tee of the Old Course at St. Andrews, the Scores Hotel commands magnificent views of St. Andrews Bay and the historic clubhouse of the Royal and Ancient. Adjacent is the British Golf Museum while the town of St. Andrews, which represents a veritable treasure trove of one thousand years of Scottish heritage, is just a short walk away.