The Upper Largo Hotel & Restaurant

Charming Scottish Stay Near St Andrews

Modern comfort meets countryside character at The Upper Largo Hotel & Restaurant, located just 11 miles south of St Andrews. This inviting inn-style hotel offers a warm welcome, traditional Scottish charm, and a well-reviewed on-site restaurant. With free Wi-Fi, free parking, and a quiet village setting in Upper Largo, it’s a picturesque base for music fans looking to explore Fife or catch a gig nearby.

Why Concert-goers love it

Its peaceful setting means a quiet night’s sleep after the show, while still being just a short drive from venues in St Andrews or Kirkcaldy. The hotel’s free on-site parking is a bonus for those on a road trip to see their favourite artist. With check-in from 14:00 and check-out at 10:30, it’s a fairly flexible option for weekend stays, and you’ll be well-rested for the drive home or your next gig.

Who this Hotel is great for

• Groups of friends road-tripping through Scotland
• Solo travellers on a musical pilgrimage
• Couples looking for a romantic post-concert escape
• Fans needing a quiet recovery space after a high-energy show
• Budget-conscious music lovers who want value without sacrificing comfort

Food and Drink Options

The hotel’s restaurant is a standout, showcasing Scottish specialties like venison steak, haggis mash, and East Neuk fish and chips. While there’s no mention of 24/7 room service, the extensive menu includes light lunches, hearty dinners, and indulgent desserts—perfect after a gig. Be sure to ask about breakfast options if you’re planning a late night out.

Nightlife Options

While the hotel itself doesn’t offer live music, it’s a short drive to nearby bars and pubs in St Andrews or Leven. If you’re looking to keep the night going, the area has a few cosy spots serving local Scottish whiskies and craft drinks.

What People Say

Guests love the friendly staff, spotless rooms, and authentic food. Reviewers often highlight the peaceful atmosphere and say it’s a great place to relax after a busy evening. The location is often described as scenic and quiet, ideal for a low-key concert weekend.

Areas for Improvement

Rooms are on the simple side, so don’t expect ultra-modern amenities. Some guests note that the check-out time of 10:30 feels a bit early after a late night out. It’s also best suited for those with a car, given its rural location.

The Bottom Line

A cosy, great-value stay with hearty food and quiet nights—perfect for concert-goers seeking a scenic escape near St Andrews.