Originally an old manse set in 2 acres of ground, with crows nesting in the trees and craw stepped gables, the house was converted into a hotel by the late Mr Eddie Clarke in 1965. Since then, the hotel has gone from strength to strength and is now owned by Mr. Clarke's daughter Eleanor and her husband Sandy. Over the years it has seen many extensions and improvements which has made it the premier hotel in the East Neuk, with accommodation for up to 100 people. All the bedrooms and suites have ensuite facilities, television, telephones, radios also provision for making tea and coffee.
Guests also have their own residents lounge with colour television, and a choice of two bars.
Our weekend breaks, throughout the year are as popular as ever. All around the hotel is ample parking for guests cars. The dining room, which enjoys an excellent reputation, offers a choice of varied menus to suit all tastes, and superb wine list. From the hotel there are views over the River Forth to the Isle of May and the Bass Rock. The new wing, comprising of 19 luxurious bedrooms, was opened in 1985.