Hotels in Ayr

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Western House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel opened in June 2005 after a GBP 4.7 million refurbishment. The elegant mansion house was built in the early 20th century and offers excellent facilities for both business and leisure, attaining 4-star status in November 2005 and AA Rosette standard dining in Summer 2006. The hotel was winner of the prestigious Visit Scotland, Thistle Award for 'Customer Care' In November 2007.

Western House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The courtyard bedrooms are designed in a contemporary style. All rooms have king-size beds which can be converted into twin beds. There is 24-hour room service. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer.

Western House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The award-winning Jockey Club restaurant offers modern Scottish cuisine with mouth watering dishes. The adjoining Jockey Club lounge offers an informal lunch and supper menu midweek.

Western House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Due to it's central location in Ayrshire, Western House offers easy access to various attractions for you to enjoy during your stay, such as Culzean Castle, Burns Heritage, the Isle of Arran and various distilleries. For those needing some retail therapy, there is also the new Ayr Central Shopping Centre with many leading department stores on site.

Western House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Air The hotel is just 10 minutes from Prestwick International Airport. By Car The hotel is easily accessed by road, via the new M/A77. By Boat The ports of Troon and Stranraer are a short distance away. By Rail Ayr train station is only 2 minutes’ drive away.

Western House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Children stay free when sharing a room with 2 full paying adults, all meals will however be charged in addition.

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Fairfield House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Four star country house hotel with sea views over to Arran. The public areas were throughly modernized in 2005 with the addition of the award winning Martins Bar and Grill.

Fairfield House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

A mix of traditional and modern rooms are offered.

Fairfield House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Fairfield House Hotel's guests enjoy excellent cuisine and comfort in our newly refurbished Martins Bar and Grill (opened June 2005). Martins Bar and Grill was voted 'Best Informal Dining' Restaurant at the Scottish Hotel of the Year Awards 2006. Our chef ensures that the food reflects the best of fresh local produce and that everything is cooked to order, ensuring the flavour is at it's best. A range of fine wines are carefully selected to compliment the range of dishes on offer and a range of Scotland's finest Malt Whiskies have also been collected to add the perfect finishing touch. Private dining is also available within the Fairfield for any number from 2 to 100. The Fairfield Suite can be reserved for the larger events and dinners.

Fairfield House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Ayr is a seaside twon with fantastic shopping areas. The hotel overlooks the Firth of Clyde to Arran. Nearby attractions include Culzean Castle, Isle of Arran and a fantastic family farm park. There are numerous fantastic golf courses nearby including Turnberry, Prestwick Old Course and Royal Troon

Fairfield House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From town center turn left at the bottom of Miller Road, then first right into Fairfield Road.

Fairfield House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Children stay free when sharing a room with 2 full paying adults, all meals will however be charged in addition.

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The Cariston Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Four star country house hotel with sea views over to Arran. The public areas were throughly modernized in 2005 with the addition of the award winning Martins Bar and Grill.

The Cariston Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Rooms offer simply styled decor with traditional furnishings.

The Cariston Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Fairfield House Hotel's guests enjoy excellent cuisine and comfort in our newly refurbished Martins Bar and Grill (opened June 2005). Martins Bar and Grill was voted 'Best Informal Dining' Restaurant at the Scottish Hotel of the Year Awards 2006. Our chef ensures that the food reflects the best of fresh local produce and that everything is cooked to order, ensuring the flavour is at it's best. A range of fine wines are carefully selected to compliment the range of dishes on offer and a range of Scotland's finest Malt Whiskies have also been collected to add the perfect finishing touch. Private dining is also available within the Fairfield for any number from 2 to 100. The Fairfield Suite can be reserved for the larger events and dinners.

The Cariston Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Nearby attractions include Burns Cottage Museum and Culzean Castle. The hotel is perfectly situated for you to take full advantage of all of Ayrshire's wonderful golf courses.

The Cariston Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

- On leaving Airport turn left and right at the roundabout into Prestwick. - Drive through Prestwick into Ayr. - Continue over river straight through town. - At 3rd set of traffic lights turn left, this will bring you to Miller Road.

The Cariston Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note that reception will require to take a note of your credit card details on arrival at the hotel. Should you check out earlier than your arranged departure date, the full amount will be charged to your account, unless a prior agreement has been arranged.

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The Ayrshire and Galloway - Hotel - Hotel information

As well as both the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel and the Meridian, the hotel offers the facilities of Caprice Ayr and Caprice Prestwick. Caprice Ayr has a long and well established reputation within the population of Ayr and surrounding areas, and is fashioned as an Art Deco style continental brasserie. The brasserie has proved popular with tourists (Prestwick International Airport is only 5 minutes away) and locals alike.

The Ayrshire and Galloway - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer.

The Ayrshire and Galloway - Hotel - Food & beverage

Guests can enjoy traditional fare in the Badge Bistro or opt for something a bit special from the Meridian Cafe Bar, which is a part of the hotel and which is situated right next door. The head chef, Chris Allen is a young and enthusiastic chef who uses the best products to produce wonderful traditional food with flair. Guests can also enjoy Chris' cooking in the Meridian Cafe Bar, where he brings a touch of the Mediterranean to the Ayrshire coast. Renowned for its excellent 14-inch stone-baked pizzas, mouth-watering pasta dishes, delicious steaks, special dishes, meals for 2 to share, and friendly, efficient staff, the Meridian is undoubtedly the place to eat, drink and watch the world go by. The wine list for the Badge Bistro is compact, but fine wines have been specially chosen to accompany the traditional fare. The Meridian's wine list is extensive, with wines from all over the wine-growing world specifically chosen to accompany the style of the menu. Reserving a table in either restaurant is advised as they do become busy, especially at the weekend.

The Ayrshire and Galloway - Hotel - Area information

Ayr Racecourse is only 11 minutes away by car or that little bit longer if you decide to walk. You cannot beat the hotel for its up to date information and coverage of the racing at Ayr Racecourse. Transport to and from the racecourse can be arranged, from luxury chauffeur driven packages to minibus transport. Ayrshire has three fantastic salmon rivers: the Stinchar, the Doon and of course Ayr, all of which are easily accessible from the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel. There are adequate trout fishing facilities on both river and loch. Fly fisheries are easily reached. These are normally stocked with Steelheads, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Fishing on the Doon and all your fishing holiday can be arranged by the team at the hotel. Hotel staff can organise your golfing arrangements. The hotel is ideally situated for the 2009 Golf Open Championship held at Turnberry. History and heritage loom large with a list including the very splendid Culzean Castle, nearby Dundonald Castle and other country parks and castles at Kelburn and Dean. For the Burns enthusiast or even just the casual visitor, a trip to the Burns National Heritage Park is a must. You can enjoy the audio-visual interpretation of Tam O'Shanter Experience before strolling along the road to visit Burns Cottage.

The Ayrshire and Galloway - Hotel - Travel information

By Air Glasgow Prestwick Airport is only 11 minutes away. By Public Transport Rail and bus links from Glasgow, Edinburgh and further afield are also close by. By Car From Glasgow: - The hotel is approximately 40 minutes from Glasgow via the new M77 motorway.

The Ayrshire and Galloway - Hotel - Important information

Please note that reception will require to take a note of your credit card details on arrival at the hotel. Should you check out earlier than your arranged departure date, the full amount will be charged to your account, unless a prior agreement has been arranged.

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Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

As well as both the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel and the Meridian, the hotel offers the facilities of Caprice Ayr and Caprice Prestwick. Caprice Ayr has a long and well established reputation within the population of Ayr and surrounding areas, and is fashioned as an Art Deco style continental brasserie. The brasserie has proved popular with tourists (Prestwick International Airport is only 5 minutes away) and locals alike.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Guests can enjoy traditional fare in the Badge Bistro or opt for something a bit special from the Meridian Cafe Bar, which is a part of the hotel and which is situated right next door. The head chef, Chris Allen is a young and enthusiastic chef who uses the best products to produce wonderful traditional food with flair. Guests can also enjoy Chris' cooking in the Meridian Cafe Bar, where he brings a touch of the Mediterranean to the Ayrshire coast. Renowned for its excellent 14-inch stone-baked pizzas, mouth-watering pasta dishes, delicious steaks, special dishes, meals for 2 to share, and friendly, efficient staff, the Meridian is undoubtedly the place to eat, drink and watch the world go by. The wine list for the Badge Bistro is compact, but fine wines have been specially chosen to accompany the traditional fare. The Meridian's wine list is extensive, with wines from all over the wine-growing world specifically chosen to accompany the style of the menu. Reserving a table in either restaurant is advised as they do become busy, especially at the weekend.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Area information

Ayr Racecourse is only 11 minutes away by car or that little bit longer if you decide to walk. You cannot beat the hotel for its up to date information and coverage of the racing at Ayr Racecourse. Transport to and from the racecourse can be arranged, from luxury chauffeur driven packages to minibus transport. Ayrshire has three fantastic salmon rivers: the Stinchar, the Doon and of course Ayr, all of which are easily accessible from the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel. There are adequate trout fishing facilities on both river and loch. Fly fisheries are easily reached. These are normally stocked with Steelheads, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Fishing on the Doon and all your fishing holiday can be arranged by the team at the hotel. Hotel staff can organise your golfing arrangements. The hotel is ideally situated for the 2009 Golf Open Championship held at Turnberry. History and heritage loom large with a list including the very splendid Culzean Castle, nearby Dundonald Castle and other country parks and castles at Kelburn and Dean. For the Burns enthusiast or even just the casual visitor, a trip to the Burns National Heritage Park is a must. You can enjoy the audio-visual interpretation of Tam O'Shanter Experience before strolling along the road to visit Burns Cottage.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - From the A77/ A70 Holmston roundabout take Ayr south. - Follow Holmston Road (A70) for 3.2 km/ 2 miles until the double roundabout. - Head for the BP garage (keep in the left-hand lane). - Pass the BP garage, keeping to the left. - Follow Parkhouse Street to the lights. - Turn left onto Beresford Terrace. - Take the 1st right at the yellow box junction opposite the furniture store onto Bellevue Street. - At the horseshoe, turn left. - The hotel is at the bottom of the road.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Important information

Please note that reception will require to take a note of your credit card details on arrival at the hotel. Should you check out earlier than your arranged departure date, the full amount will be charged to your account, unless a prior agreement has been arranged.

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Ramada Ayr - Hotel - Hotel information

As well as both the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel and the Meridian, the hotel offers the facilities of Caprice Ayr and Caprice Prestwick. Caprice Ayr has a long and well established reputation within the population of Ayr and surrounding areas, and is fashioned as an Art Deco style continental brasserie. The brasserie has proved popular with tourists (Prestwick International Airport is only 5 minutes away) and locals alike.

Ramada Ayr - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer.

Ramada Ayr - Hotel - Food & beverage

Enjoy a visit to the Arts Grill, which serves modern Bistro food in stylish, contemporary surroundings. The perfect setting for relaxing at the end of the day, enjoy a drink in the friendly Arts Bar. For a lighter meal, room service is available 24 hours a day. Please note that during December there will be limited dining in the restaurant.

Ramada Ayr - Hotel - Area information

Ayr Racecourse is only 11 minutes away by car or that little bit longer if you decide to walk. You cannot beat the hotel for its up to date information and coverage of the racing at Ayr Racecourse. Transport to and from the racecourse can be arranged, from luxury chauffeur driven packages to minibus transport. Ayrshire has three fantastic salmon rivers: the Stinchar, the Doon and of course Ayr, all of which are easily accessible from the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel. There are adequate trout fishing facilities on both river and loch. Fly fisheries are easily reached. These are normally stocked with Steelheads, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Fishing on the Doon and all your fishing holiday can be arranged by the team at the hotel. Hotel staff can organise your golfing arrangements. The hotel is ideally situated for the 2009 Golf Open Championship held at Turnberry. History and heritage loom large with a list including the very splendid Culzean Castle, nearby Dundonald Castle and other country parks and castles at Kelburn and Dean. For the Burns enthusiast or even just the casual visitor, a trip to the Burns National Heritage Park is a must. You can enjoy the audio-visual interpretation of Tam O'Shanter Experience before strolling along the road to visit Burns Cottage.

Ramada Ayr - Hotel - Travel information

From the South - m6 Follow the m6 until Junction 44, when the m6 joins the m74. Turn left onto the a75 signposted Dumfries. At the Dumfries bypass, take the a76 for Kilmarnock and follow this road until you reach a roundabout at Cumnock. From here follow signs for Ayr a70. This will take you into the town centre. At the second roundabout by the station go straight ahead and follow the signs for the town centre. Move into the middle lane to turn right at the traffic lights and then left at the next set of lights into Miller Road by the Bank of Scotland. At the end of the road, turn right into Alloway Place and then right into Barns Street at the next set of traffic lights. The hotel is in front of you. From the South Coastal Road - Stranraer Follow the A77 all the way to Ayr and take a left onto the A79 into the town centre. At the 'T' junction, turn right into Monument Road. Go straight over the first set of traffic lights and left at the second set into Alloway Place and then right at the next set of lights into Barns Street. The hotel is in front of you. From Glasgow Follow the M8 Junction 22 onto the M77, signposted Prestwick Airport. This will then become the A77, stay on the A77 until you reach the roundabout which indicates first left to Ayr (continuing on the A77). At the next roundabout take the third exit into Ayr and pass Tesco's, the Racecourse on the left. Go straight on until you reach a large roundabout at Asda and police station. Go straight through the roundabout and turn left at the traffic lights, go over the river and straight through traffic lights at 'Poundstretcher'. Proceed straight until you come to a small mini roundabout, go straight until next lights. Turn left into Barns Street, the hotel is in front of you.

Ramada Ayr - Hotel - Important information

Due to restructuring and resurfacing the car park facilities will be closed between Monday 28th April and Sunday 8th June 2008. Alternative car parking is available in car parks surrounding the hotel. The hotel apologises for any inconvenience this may cause our guests.

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Horizon Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

Set on Ayr's seafront, the hotel has been owned by the same Meikle family for almost 30 years now and in their time have made many improvements. The Gallery function room is ideal for weddings or private parties, catering up to 150 covers with views across the water to the Isle of Arran. The hotel can also cater for seminars in the 2 meeting rooms, again for up to 150 covers.

Horizon Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The hotel provides first-class en suite, budget accommodation, which is newly refurbished. The family rooms are well suited for children and, if desired, the hotel can provide a high chair and cot. The ground floor rooms, suitable for the elderly or disabled, may also be booked on request.

Horizon Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Our Glasshouse Restaurant is situated in the Conservatory, with panoramic views over the Clyde to the Isle of Arran. Recently given the Taste of Scotland Award for 'consistently demonstrating a commitment to excellence' using fresh local produce our chefs cook up a wonder every night. Be it a full gourmet dinner or just snacks or suppers you'll never go hungry here. Add to this our wide range of wines and spirits and your sure to have a real culinary feast from breakfast through lunch to dinner.

Horizon Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Ayr Racecourse is only 11 minutes away by car or that little bit longer if you decide to walk. You cannot beat the hotel for its up to date information and coverage of the racing at Ayr Racecourse. Transport to and from the racecourse can be arranged, from luxury chauffeur driven packages to minibus transport. Ayrshire has three fantastic salmon rivers: the Stinchar, the Doon and of course Ayr, all of which are easily accessible from the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel. There are adequate trout fishing facilities on both river and loch. Fly fisheries are easily reached. These are normally stocked with Steelheads, Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Fishing on the Doon and all your fishing holiday can be arranged by the team at the hotel. Hotel staff can organise your golfing arrangements. The hotel is ideally situated for the 2009 Golf Open Championship held at Turnberry. History and heritage loom large with a list including the very splendid Culzean Castle, nearby Dundonald Castle and other country parks and castles at Kelburn and Dean. For the Burns enthusiast or even just the casual visitor, a trip to the Burns National Heritage Park is a must. You can enjoy the audio-visual interpretation of Tam O'Shanter Experience before strolling along the road to visit Burns Cottage.

Horizon Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From the South - a70 From the North - a77 By Rail - Ayr Train Station By Air - Glasgow Prestwick International Airport By Bus - Ayr Bus Station

Horizon Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Due to restructuring and resurfacing the car park facilities will be closed between Monday 28th April and Sunday 8th June 2008. Alternative car parking is available in car parks surrounding the hotel. The hotel apologises for any inconvenience this may cause our guests.

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Express By Holiday Inn Ayr - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel offers excellent meeting and small conference rooms and facilities for up to 23 people, with computer connection facilities, temperature controls and adjustable lighting. There are meeting rooms, syndicate space and breakout areas for meetings of between 2 and 23 people. All of the rooms feature natural daylight and full air conditioning. A comprehensive range of presentation equipment is available. Ample free parking is available on-site.

Express By Holiday Inn Ayr - Hotel - Room information

84 comfortable rooms provide excellent high-quality budget hotel accommodation in Ayr and within easy reach of Prestwick Airport. Each room is modern, bright and airy and has all the amenities you would expect from the Holiday Inn international brand. Every room is double-glazed with blackout curtains and each room has a power shower in the en suite bathroom. Rooms can accommodate up to 2 adults and 2 children and interconnecting rooms are also on offer, subject to availability. The hotel also offers a number of accessible rooms suitable for disabled guests, wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility.

Express By Holiday Inn Ayr - Hotel - Food & beverage

Relax and unwind on a comfortable sofa while enjoying a drink or a light snack from the hotel bar. The bar is conveniently situated on the hotel’s ground floor and is fully accessible for disabled guests, wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. The bar area has a modern, contemporary style and also features a large LCD flat-screen TV. Alcoholic drinks, non-alcoholic drinks, teas, coffees and snacks are available from 11:00 to 00:00, daily. Residents are welcome to have a drink at any time. A buffet-style continental breakfast is included in the quoted room rates. Breakfast is available in the hotel’s Great Room from 07:00 to 10:00 on weekdays and from 07:30 until 11:00 on weekends. The Great Room is a spacious, contemporary breakfast and dining area. Situated on the ground floor, the Great Room is fully accessible for disabled guests, wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. The Great Room also offers evening meals for guests from 18:00 to 22:00, daily. You can enjoy a pre or post-theatre meal, or a light bite before an evening race meeting at Ayr Racecourse.

Express By Holiday Inn Ayr - Hotel - Area information

The hotel is conveniently located close to Prestwick Airport, just 8 minutes by taxi or car from the airport terminal. The good location and easy access to the area’s major road network make the hotel a great base for visiting the very best of Ayrshire links golf courses including Royal Troon, Turnberry and Old Prestwick. In 2009, the Open Golf Championship will visit Turnberry. The hotel is also virtually adjacent to Ayr Racecourse, the venue for the Ayr Gold Cup and the Scottish Grand National. The vibrant town centre of Ayr is just 10 minutes away and the area boasts some of the best shopping centres in south-west Scotland. The city of Glasgow itself is about an hour away by road. The hotel is a great base for exploring all that south-west Scotland has to offer and is just a short distance from the car and passenger ferries to Ireland and the enchanting Isle of Arran. The hotel also makes a comfortable and relaxing base for exploring the wonders of Burns Country, including Burns National Heritage Park. The hotel is also conveniently located for business guests, with many business centres close by, including the adjacent Heathfield Retail Park, and of course Prestwick Airport, British Aerospace and Goodrich.

Express By Holiday Inn Ayr - Hotel - Travel information

By Air: The hotel is approximately 2.5 miles (4 km) from Glasgow Prestwick Airport. Taxis are readily available from just outside the airport and the journey to the hotel from the airport terminal should take approximately 8 minutes.

Express By Holiday Inn Ayr - Hotel - Important information

Due to restructuring and resurfacing the car park facilities will be closed between Monday 28th April and Sunday 8th June 2008. Alternative car parking is available in car parks surrounding the hotel. The hotel apologises for any inconvenience this may cause our guests.

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The Kirkton Inn - Hotel - Hotel information

For 100 years this picturesque inn has provided Scottish hospitality. Hamish and Vicki Mackinnon and their friendly team continue to promote the inn's motto, 'There are no strangers here, only friends who have never met!' It is hard to find an establishment where you can feel so easily at home. An excellent restaurant and because all dishes are prepared to order, special diets are easily catered for. With wonderful cuisine pleasantly served, a Malt Room with a good selection of whiskies and an impressive range of good value accommodation, you cannot go wrong. Just put the car in the car park and unwind. It is in the country, yet Ayr's racecourse, golf courses and superb fishing are on the doorstep. Staying here allows you maximum enjoyment with minimum effort. Please ask if you require a smoking or non-smoking room. We also have conference facilities, board room style facilities, meeting room and business catering. There is entertainment some nights.

The Kirkton Inn - Hotel - Room information

The Kirkton has a range of accommodation, with double, twin, triple and family rooms available, making it ideal for families or groups.

The Kirkton Inn - Hotel - Food & beverage

The horse brasses on the beamed ceiling, reflecting the flames from the open fire. Local produce prepared to the highest standard, enjoyed in a comfortable, casual atmosphere.

The Kirkton Inn - Hotel - Area information

The Kirkton Inn is in the village of Dalrymple 6 miles southeast of Ayr, just off the A77. It is said to be the village which inspired the musical the "Brigadoon". It is between two Open Golf Champion Courses, Turnberry and Troon and in the heart of Ayrshires 30+ golf courses. Ayr Racecourse is 6 miles away and excellent salmon and trout fishing on the River Doon is on our doorstep. The town of Ayr 6miles away is a great shopping centre with all the large shops and a selection of good private outlets. Culzean Castle and Counrty Park is 20 minutes away standing impressively on the cliffs overlooking the golden sands of the Firth of Clyde. Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns was born in Alloway only 3 miles from the inn and many tourists do enjoy visiting the tourist centre there. The inn is just off the A77, the main route from Scotland to the Irish Ferry Terminals at Cairnryan and Stranraer.

The Kirkton Inn - Hotel - Travel information

Just off theA77, 6 miles southeast of Ayr. Follow the sign post for The Kirkton Inn and Dalrymple - B7034. At the T-junction, the front door of the Kirkton is opposite. The car park is to the left at the rear of the Inn. From Glasgow Prestwick Airport turn right when leaving the Airport. At the first roundabout follow the signs for the A77 SOUTH - Ayr/Stranraer. Stay on this road for a further 5 roundabouts. Approximately 1.6miles after the roundabout you will see signs (B7034) to the left for Dalrymple and the Kirkton Inn.

The Kirkton Inn - Hotel - Important information

Due to restructuring and resurfacing the car park facilities will be closed between Monday 28th April and Sunday 8th June 2008. Alternative car parking is available in car parks surrounding the hotel. The hotel apologises for any inconvenience this may cause our guests.

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The Arrandale Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The Arrandale is currently owned and run by Iain and Linda, who pride themselves on taking care of each and every guest, to ensure any stay at the Arrandale is an enjoyable one. Due to Scottish legislation, the hotel is completely non-smoking.

The Arrandale Hotel - Hotel - Room information

The hotel's 9 spacious, en suite guest rooms benefit from large windows and warm, intimate lighting. Each is richly decorated in an individual style, with soft comfortable linen and ornate wood furniture.

The Arrandale Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The hotel serves a full Scottish breakfast and you can enjoy freshly cooked, local produce including free range eggs from a local farm and locally produced butchers' sausages and bacon. Evening dinners can be arranged (with prior notice please). Please contact the hotel for this. A huge range of malt whiskies is available in the cosy residents’ lounge bar,

The Arrandale Hotel - Hotel - Area information

The staff can provide help and assistance with local knowledge regarding transport, golf and racing. Gaiety Theatre: 450 m - A popular Ayr theatre, with a variety of performances each month. Burns Cottage: 3.1 miles (5 km) - Birthplace of Scotland's national poet, Robert Burns. Nearby is a centre dedicated to his works. Culzean Castle and Country Park: 11.8 miles (19 km) - Situated on the coast, this 18th century castle and its grounds are amongst the most striking and popular in Scotland.

The Arrandale Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car From the A77: - Follow signs for Ayr town centre. - Turn right at the bottom of Miller Road. - Take the 3rd left into Wellington Square. - The first right will lead you to Cassillis Street. From Ayr Station (1 km): - Leave the station and cross Burns Statue Square towards Alloway Street. - Bear left towards Dalibar Road, and proceed along it. - Turn left into Barns Street, and continue over the junction to Leask Road. - Take the first right, which will lead you to Cassillis Street. From Boswell Street Bus Station (350 m): - Head towards Fullarton Street and turn right. - Cross the roundabout, bearing left into Mews Lane. - Cassillis Street is at the end of the road.

The Arrandale Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Due to restructuring and resurfacing the car park facilities will be closed between Monday 28th April and Sunday 8th June 2008. Alternative car parking is available in car parks surrounding the hotel. The hotel apologises for any inconvenience this may cause our guests.