The Kithmore

Name: The Kithmore
Address: KY16 9HX
Rating: 4.2

St Andrews, Scotland

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The Kithmore overview

The Kithmore is St Andrews’ newest luxury boutique hotel, located on North Street, just moments from the Old Course, the beach, and the heart of the town - perfectly placed to experience the very best of St Andrews.

Golf Courses

Located less than 200 yards from the 18th green of the Old Course, The Kithmore provides easy access to all the courses in and around St Andrews. We recommend the New Course and Jubilee Course in town with the likes of Carnoustie Golf Links, Kingsbarns Golf Links and Crail Golfing Society all within a short drive.

Accommodation

Set across three elegant buildings in the heart of Scotland, the Kithmore Hotel offers 44 beautifully appointed bedrooms, combining timeless character with modern comfort.

Each room has been thoughtfully designed with subtle nods to the hotel’s heritage, featuring refined furnishings and a calm, welcoming atmosphere. The result is a relaxed yet sophisticated retreat, ideal for guests seeking both charm and understated luxury.

Restaurant & Bars

Bennie's bar and restaurant serve quality local cuisine from morning through to night, starting with à la carte Scottish breakfasts, before moving into light lunchtime bites, comforting classics, and fresh, seasonal dishes from our all-day menu, using the best produce from the local area and across Scotland.

The bar features local beers, hand-picked wines, and a carefully curated selection of fine Scottish whiskies. The outdoor terrace comes into its own on those sun filled days - the perfect place to unwind after time on the links and enjoy a great dram.

Location

The Kithmore is located right in the heart of St Andrews on the East Coast of Scotland just yards from the 18th green of the Old Course. For international access we recommend either Edinburgh Airport which is 1hour 30mins drive away or Glasgow Airport (a further 30 mins drive).

Did you know

The hotels name is inspired by the Scots word kith, meaning friendship, familiarity, and a sense of home. It reflects the warm, understated hospitality that runs through everything they do.

Golf courses near to The Kithmore

Balcomie Links
at Crail Golfing Society

A great Old Tom Morris design dating back over 100 years, this is links golf as it used to be played with many of the original hole routings still in play today. A short layout but nonetheless a true test.

Championship Course
at Carnoustie Golf Links

The Championship Course at Carnoustie is one of Scotland’s iconic courses and regular host of The Open since 1931. A tough test, this course is regarded as the most difficult Open Championship course.

Castle Course
at St Andrews Links

A tough links course that opened in 2008, making the Castle Course the latest addition to the St Andrews Links portfolio of courses. Superb coastal views along this interesting clifftop layout.

New Course
at St Andrews Links

Often overshadowed by the Old Course, the New Course is a very enjoyable links layout that will test all parts of your game. Opened in 1895 and therefore one of the oldest ‘new’ courses in the world.

Dumbarnie Links
at Dumbarnie Links

Just minutes from St Andrews, this rare piece of land is home to Dumbarnie Links golf course which has a mile and a half of sea frontage with panoramic views over the Firth of Forth.

Kingsbarns Golf Course
at Kingsbarns Golf Links

Situated on the east coast of Scotland and just 7 miles from St Andrews, Kingsbarns, is widely regarded as one of the UK’s best courses, certainly a must-play when visiting the area of Fife.

Old Course
at St Andrews Links

The world’s oldest and most iconic course, host to numerous Open Championships and regarded as the spiritual home of golf. Playing the Old Course is on every golfer’s bucket list.

Jubilee Course
at St Andrews Links

Perhaps the most underrated of the St Andrews courses, the Jubilee is full of character and variety. Originally opened in 1897, it underwent changes in 1988 to elevate it to championship standard.