Taypark House

We enjoyed a fabulous lunch, creative good value for money and generous portions. Food excellent, and served on hot plates, something some restaurants fail to deliver nowadays. Service attentive and very pleasant. Only criticism there are a couple of typos on your menu 🤔 Will definitely visit again. Would love to try out the pods!

Overall, good wee stay in the Turret Suite. A couple of things would annoy some folk, but I looked past it to the friendly and helpful staff. We had a drink in the bar and ate in the restaurant on our first night. The food was delicious & drinks not too expensive. Maintenance could be improved - stair carpet was particularly grubby. The bedroom was clean, but there were a couple of maintenance issues that need attention. Good value for money and I would stay again.

Visited Taypark House today for a birthday breakfast. The setting is beautiful, and the venue is lovely. We sat in the light and airy Drawing Room. We were promptly shown to our seat, and our drinks order was taken quickly. We ordered two full breakfasts and an egg florentine. There was a mix-up with the eggs in both full breakfasts, and we felt awkward at the table, eventually accepting what we didn’t want. The haggis was very mushy—almost like a pâté. Perhaps it’s a matter of personal taste, but neither of us enjoyed it. When I mentioned this to the server, my concern was dismissed. The bread that came with the dish was similar to Mother’s Pride, which was disappointing when sourdough was listed on the menu. Overall, the food quality and staff interaction have declined since my last visit a few years ago. Such a beautiful spot deserves better quality food!

We are currently enjoying a wonderful stay in the Ben Hogan Suite at the TayPark House. The staff have been absolutely amazing, consistently going above and beyond to ensure our comfort. When my partner became unwell, they were incredibly compassionate, offering water, orange juice, . Even room service in the morning aso about any needs we might have. The hotel itself is situated on a beautiful and historically significant site, adding to the overall charm of our stay. The dining was also very pleasant I a fundamentally enjoyed the food.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Absolutely excellent meal at Taypark..it's a lovely venue, the food was yummy, the steak was divine. Service was first class, big shout out to the chap who was covering bar and tables.. attentive, charming, made great cocktails .just what you need..faultless! 👌🤠

Visited Friday lunchtime using an Itison voucher which for £29 ( 2 course per person and a glass of Prosecco) this is great value. |Some items do incur a supplement charge which I do not mind at all - none of the dishes we selected did. |I opted for the east neuk crab on muffin as a starter and my partner mushroom brushetta - both the perfect portion size and full of flavour, beautifully presented. Maincourses Salmon fillet which was served with a really interesting side of cauliflower with like a paprika cheese sauce and cockles, my partner had shin of beef. Again both dishes full of flavour and very adequate portions. We dined in the billiard room due a function in the main restaurant and it was a beautiful bright room tastefully decorated with traditional touches. Service was very friendly and attentive. We will definitely return and may choose to dine in one of the outdoor domes next time.

My family and I went to afternoon tea and while we were there, there was a massive group in, presumably for a Christmas afternoon tea. We were placed in another room, different from what we were originally told we would be in and as we sat and settled down, the service was appalling and they were clearly prioritising the large group with food, drinks and all round service. We were asked at the very start if we would like tea or coffee and that was it, no further offer for a top up and any other drink. The food was pretty basic and just everything felt rushed. The whole atmosphere was very loud and was just hard to hear each other when sitting at a small table of four. Not once did any server come and apologise for the noise or just check up on how we were all doing. We had to go on a mission to find someone just to get a glass of water. We tried multiple times to get someone’s attention to ask for stuff and no one looked at us no one as I said checked in. Honestly felt like we were abandoned. Definitely will not be returning.

I recently stayed at the Taypark House for my mums special birthday. I have read the reviews leading up to our stay and was a little worried however in my opinion our stay was perfect. We had dinner on the 1st night, the food and service was excellent. Breakfast both mornings was really tasty. Our afternoon tea on the 2nd day was tasty, just too much we could not eat it all. I would like to give William a special mention, you are a great host. We will definitely be back. ||If I had to find a negative, our bathroom fan could do with a dust but that really did not impact our stay. ||Advice to anyone thinking of staying here go in with an open mind, I am so glad I was not put off by previous reviews. ||The gardens are also beautiful here. Well looked after. ||Thank you again for a wonderful stay.

I didn't know this was what Dundee needed, but it is. I came here with my sister-in-law for brunch and totally fell in love with it. It's a boutique hotel which I imagine is great to stay in. They also keep pretty busy serving breakfast, lunch and dinner to Dundonians. It's a beautiful example of the Scottish baronial style with a sympathetic update by the current owners. The ceilings inside are stunning, with roses all around the edges. I would love to wake up to that! The gardens are small but very attractive and quiet as the house is set back from the main road down a posh drive (with a groundsman raking the gravel at the end!). The outdoor seating looked lovely but too sunny for my ginger tinted sister-in-law. I had Eggs Benedict which was really tasty and I enjoyed every mouthful. It came in at a reasonable £5.50. My sister-in-law had a pain au chocolat with a white coffee, both of which she enjoyed. The lunch and dinner menus also looked very tempting. I liked the local suppliers map on the front. The dining room is decorated charmingly with floating teapots, an old set of scales for the tips and cute wallpaper with trees. The only thing I didn't love was 2 carefully distressed wooden boards with twee statements about hearts and home, I don't get why these are so popular right now! The service was very friendly and welcoming. Payment is at the door of the dining room, for brunch anyway. There's a drawing room with a bar across the way but sadly it was too early to sample from the Scottish gin menu. There's another rustic looking gin bar outside too which I'm sure would be lovely in the evening. In fact this would be the perfect place for a small wedding and I think I saw a small wedding bower outside, it was laid on the grass though. Another thing I liked was the vegetable vending machine outside with strawberries for £2 and a dozen eggs for £1.10. Potatoes and greens also spotted. I've never seen one of these before so I was intrigued. Anyway I loved it. I'll go back everytime I'm in Dundee hopefully.

The property is beautiful, nicely restored, and clean. Staff is welcoming, very helpful and professional. The beds are very comfortable; the evening was quiet. Grounds are beautiful. Breakfast was tasty and fresh. Room rates were very reasonable.