Lodge 17 St Andrews Sea & country views Spa facilities on site Pets welcome

Lodge 17 St Andrew is the prefect getaway and has a mixture of Sea & Countryside Views.

Comprising a master bedroom with en-suite, twin room, family bathroom, open plan living, dining, with a fold outside bed with bedding supplied (suitable for a single person) and a galley kitchen.

On site there is a Members lounge, with Spa facilities & Gym.

The spa facilities include Hot-Tub, Swim-pool, Sauna & Steam Room. These facilities are required to be booked in advance for private use for you and your guests. The gym does not required advanced booking.

These facilities are open 10:00am - 6:00pm, Thursday - Monday all year round.

There is also a grassed area and a Children’s outdoor wooden play area.

This quiet countryside retreat is also a gentle stroll from the renowned Strathkinness Tavern serving tasty food and of course the perfect place to go for a wee dram or two!

Locally there is so much to see and do…. from an abundance of Golf courses, beaches, and more historic venues to visit than you can imagine. Edinburgh is around 1 ¼ hours’ drive.
Dogs are very much welcome, we ask that they are not allowed on any furniture and are kept on the lead when out on site.

There’s a selection of books and games for your use.
There is a flat screen smart TV, and we supply free Wi-Fi.
Patio doors in the lounge lead onto the decking with panoramic views over the local countryside.
There is free parking next to the unit for up to 2 cars.

Enjoy a rejuvenating session in the sauna, steam room, or pool. Prefer a more laid-back experience? Enjoy a cup of coffee while watching your favourite game on Sky TV.

You can also use the facilities at the sister site Stewart’s Resort Cameron, KY16 8PA (7 miles away), where you will find the godfather restaurant, coffee shop, golf simulator, mini golf & play park.

Diese Lodge bietet seinen Gästen einen Außenpool, einen Whirlpool, Sauna sowie Fitnessmöglichkeiten.

Diese Lodge in Saint Andrews ist eine Nichtraucher-Unterkunft.