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The Honeypot Guest House
6 High Street
Crail. Fife KY10 3TD

Accommodation:
1 Twin Room
1 Double Room
1 Triple Room (3 Single Beds)

Offering more than just a bed for the night, our three star guest accommodation provides a comfortable ‘home away from home’ in this unspoilt corner of Scotland.

Thoughtfully renovated during 2007, our three guest bedrooms have a flat screen television, radio/alarm, hairdryer, helpful tourist information and a well stocked hospitality tray offering tea & coffee making facilities. A delicious home cooked breakfast, using fresh local produce, is served to ensure your day gets off to a great start.

Contact :
Graham Anderson .
☎01333 450935 (uk)
☎+44 1333 450935

Email: info@honeypotcrail.co.uk

For more information visit Website
:http://www.honeypotcrail.co.uk/

Crail is an ideal base for a relaxing break or for the more active there are choices aplenty - walking the Fife coastal path, playing one of the many spectacular golf courses, cycling on the Kingdom of Fife Millennium Cycle Way, to name but a few.

Here are some of the highlights you can find within easy walking distance of the Honeypot:

Crail Museum and Heritage Centre - Just a short stroll from the Honeypot you'll find the Crail Museum and Heritage Centre. It has interesting displays on Crail's relationship with fishing and the sea, plus information on the nearby RAF wartime airbase, HMS Jackdaw, the best preserved wartime airbase in Scotland. Also featured is the Crail golfing society, the 7th oldest Golf Club in the world.

Crail Pottery - Just down the street is Crail Pottery, featuring a wide display of works, plus the added interest of a working kiln which fires most days. Set around the famous pot and flower filled courtyard, Crail Pottery offers a cornucopia of irresistible pottery, all hand thrown, in fascinating ancient workshops. Open all year, daily from 10am to 5pm.

Crail Harbour - During the summer, local fisherman sell the day's catch from the harbour. It is said to be one of the most photographed harbours in Scotland, featuring traditional stone construction and a working weather gate