Spotlessly clean. Outstanding breakfast and delightful staff. Situated in a peaceful location overlooking the golf course. Particular mention for Seonaid who couldn't have been more helpful. Would thoroughly recommend.

There is absolutely nothing to dislike. Whilst the hotel has a small comfortable bar area and open lounge area, evening meals are not served. However, Australian themed 'Roos Leap' restauant 50 metres to the right, served tasty and good value food in spotless surroundings. The eating area is upstairs so looks out over the golf course. It is very popular, so you need to book.

Exceptional stay here, owner and staff were fantastic, nothing was to much trouble,breakfast was amazing also from full cooked breakfast, omelette ,very much enjoyed it ,room was magnificent bubby definitely enjoyed the views of the golf course ,we had room 2 very spacious clean and a huge bed also .we will be back .

There was nothing we didn't like.

The room was lovely, it had an ensuite shower and toilet. A kettle and packets of coffee or tea bags. There was no mini fridge which is a shame. I liked the breakfast it was spot on and there is a lovely bar area with a free pool table . I'd probably go again but would keep an eye out for any deals.

The area is dead quiet. When we stayed hardly anyone used the bar so there was effectively no night life. In fact the entire area is more geared up for golfers and the elderly.

This is a very old hotel adjacent to a golf course founded in 1532!! The hotel has been "modernized" within the past few years. But things like detached (but private) bathrooms still exist. The antique furnishings in the lobby and common areas are exceptional.

The bathroom was detached. But the hotel provides both robes and slippers. So only a mild inconvenience.

The room was elegant and quiet, with a peaceful view straight on to the links golf course. We had a separate (private) bathroom which suited us fine. The omelette at breakfast was perfect -piping hot and big. The owner was quietly friendly, welcoming and relaxed.

There was very limited option of continental style breakfast but that was explained in advance and so was okay.

Loved the whole ambience of the place and friendly welcome not just on arrival but throughout my stay. Felt they were genuinely interested that I personally would enjoy my stay. Hotel is in a quiet location with lovely garden area (lights made it feel quite magical even in October) and my room had view over golf course. Comfy bed and bathrobe and slippers provided (handy as although bathroom was private for my use it was across the corridor).

Restaurant currently closed so eating in not an option in evenings - hotel did however advise of this in advance and provided alternative suggestions.

Breakfast was pre ordered the day before but it was still freshly cooked, the big breakfast is a BIG breakfast, lovely relaxed breakfast room, two minutes stroll to a lovely beach, we ate at local restaurant as restaurant in hotel not open, very cosy,spotless accommodation with character

There was nothing I didn’t like

What can I say about the Grey Harlings, it was a delight to stay here. The hotel is comfortable, lots of character and very relaxing. We found out that the hotel is run by a family. Linda and rest of the staff were helpful and friendly. Our room was on the second floor overlooking the garden. The room was cozy, we had restful sleep. The area is very quiet. We went into town for a bite to eat and we had fish and chips. The breakfast the next day was brilliant (compliments to the chef). Hotel suitable for all, especially ideal for golfers being right at the golf course. Would recommend this place!!!

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Very slick check in. Staff member very welcoming and efficient. We required breakfast at 7am on the Sunday morning and this was no problem. Breakfast service was quick and the food was excellent and the lady looking after us was very pleasant.

The rooms were a little warm but it had been a very warm day. People returning to the room next to mine were a bit noisy in the early hours of the morning but this wasn't the fault of the hotel.

Hotel in a good location for exploring this part of Scotland. We did trips to St Andrews, also across to the Speyside distilleries via Ballater and Royal Deeside. Lots of localish fishing villages and the National Trust for Scotland property at House of Dun. Plenty to fill a week. Hotel breakfast had a good choice.

Not a reflection on the hotel but it was hard to find good food in the evenings that wasn't something with chips. Many places were not even open at the start of the week. Would recommend The Creel Inn in Catterline and The Old Brewhouse in Arbroath, and Roos Leap in Montrose