In keeping with the rest of the house, the dining room resembles an Edwardian Parlour and features magnificent furniture and fittings the centre piece of which is the fireplace around which you can soak up the atmosphere while enjoying real home cooking. One of the specialities is the local seafood which is served in season. There is an excellent choice of breakfast menus which are served at times to suit guests. High chairs are available, All bedrooms have en-suite or private facilities, tea and coffee making facilities as well as being very comfortable and quiet. Family rooms are available and there are reduced rates for children sharing adults rooms.
Cots are available if required.
Guests also have the use of the residents lounge where you can relax in one of the comfortable chairs and watch the colour television or enjoy a good book. Crail is a village from the past alive in the present. Standing by the fabulous old harbour which is truly picturesque, you can imagine the old fishermen returning from the sea with their catches of fresh seafood and strolling up the cobbled wynds to their tiny cottages. The past is brought to life in the museum which is part of the Tolbooth. The village boasts some fine little shops and a pottery.