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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Coila Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - 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.

Coila Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

The rooms have been tastefully decorated. Some have easy chairs or a settee.

Coila Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - 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.

Coila Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Ayr is a superb base for touring the south-west of Scotland. The top National Trust attraction is Culzean Castle, only 20 km from Ayr. Robert Burns was born in Ayr and an excellent visitor centre is a must. There are many great golf courses in and around the town, with Open Championship venues of Royal Troon and Turnberry only a short drive away. Glasgow is less than one hour by train.

Coila Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car: From England: Travel north on M6 then onto the M74. You then have 2 options: 1. More scenic. - Take the A75 at Gretna towards Dumfries, on to Castle Douglas. - Take the A713 signposted Ayr, through New Galloway, Dalmellington and towards Ayr. - At the roundabout on the A77, turn right onto the A77 for one mile. - At the next roundabout, Holmston Roundabout, turn left onto Holmston Road. 2. Faster. - Continue on the M74 until junction 12. - Take the A70 through Douglas, Muirkirk, Cumnock and into Ayr. - At the roundabout on the A77, go straight across, onto Holmston Road. - Go along Holmston Road, for almost one mile, passing on left the cemetery and a school. - The guest house is the next on the left with the red sign. Directions from Prestwick Airport: - On leaving the airport turn right for A77 Glasgow (not Ayr). - Then follow signs for Ayr (a few roundabouts). - You will head south on the A77, signposted Ayr and Stranraer. - After a few miles you come to Whitletts roundabout - go straight ahead (do not turn right for Ayr). - After one mile, the next roundabout is Holmston roundabout. - Turn right for Ayr onto the A70. - This is Holmston Road. - Carry along for one mile, past the cemetery on the left, new flats and a little school. - Coila is next on the left with a red sign outside. - If you get lost, ask for the railway station - we are close by.

Coila Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - 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 Beechwood Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - 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.

The Beechwood Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

The rooms have been tastefully decorated. Some have easy chairs or a settee.

The Beechwood Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - 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.

The Beechwood Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Ayr is a superb base for touring the south-west of Scotland. The top National Trust attraction is Culzean Castle, only 20 km from Ayr. Robert Burns was born in Ayr and an excellent visitor centre is a must. There are many great golf courses in and around the town, with Open Championship venues of Royal Troon and Turnberry only a short drive away. Glasgow is less than one hour by train.

The Beechwood Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Car (from Glasgow Prestwick Airport): - On exiting Glasgow Prestwick Airport, turn left towards the town of Prestwick. - After 400 metres, you will reach a large roundabout. Take the 3rd exit, heading towards the town of Prestwick. This is the A79. - This road changes name several times. - Continue on this road for approximately 1.25 miles (2 km) and you will pass a Shell petrol station on the left-hand side. - The Beechwood Guest House is on the right-hand side, approximately 200 metres after the Shell petrol station.

The Beechwood Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - 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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Savoy Park 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.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Room information

The rooms have been tastefully decorated. Some have easy chairs or a settee.

Savoy Park 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.

Savoy Park hotel - Hotel - Area information

Ayr is a superb base for touring the south-west of Scotland. The top National Trust attraction is Culzean Castle, only 20 km from Ayr. Robert Burns was born in Ayr and an excellent visitor centre is a must. There are many great golf courses in and around the town, with Open Championship venues of Royal Troon and Turnberry only a short drive away. Glasgow is less than one hour by train.

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

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

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Grange View Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Bought in April 2007 by present owners Ross and Joanne, Grange View has been completely refurbished to create a charming but contemporary guesthouse whilst maintaining the Victorian features and atmosphere of the building.

Grange View Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

All rooms are en suite and are situated on the ground floor. Each room is decorated with warm colours and furnishings, and contains many original features such as ornamental ceilings and cornices. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer.

Grange View Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

The full Scottish breakfast features ingredients sourced from surrounding farms where possible. Tea and coffee as well as a selection of juices, cereal, fresh fruit, yoghurts and breakfast bars are served. Breakfast is served from 07:00 to 09:00. For those departing early, a continental breakfast is offered. Packed lunches can be prepared on request. Grange View is surrounded by excellent restaurants and bars, many of which are only a few minutes’ walk away. Your hosts Joanne and Ross will be only happy to make dinner reservations and give recommendations.

Grange View Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Ayr provides a rich tapestry of history for visitors as well as a wide range of golf courses for low to high handicappers. Sample the wide choice of restaurants and bars and hospitable local pubs which make this an ideal getaway destination.

Grange View Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

Grange View provides a free railway / bus station pick-up and drop-off service, as well as a drop-off service at Prestwick Airport (on request). By Air Grange View is approximately 10 minutes’ drive from Prestwick Airport. By Public Transport Grange View is 2 minutes’ walk from the railway station and a 10-minute walk from the bus station.

Grange View Bed and Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - 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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Chalmers Bed & Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Chalmers has recently been upgraded to a very high standard, with excellent en suite facilities and a warm and soft decoration throughout.

Chalmers Bed & Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Chalmers has 5 bedrooms: one single room, one twin room, one family room and 2 double rooms.

Chalmers Bed & Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Breakfast can be served in your bedroom if requested. Packed lunches/breakfasts can be provided for guests who have early flights, for golfers with early tee off times, or for guests who would like a snack prepared for touring.

Chalmers Bed & Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Ayr is located at the heart of Burns Country, on the very route taken by Tam O'Shanter to Alloway in Burns' famous poem. The B&B is just minutes from the Brig O'Doon at Alloway, the birthplace of Robert Burns. Chalmers is ideal for an overnight stay if attending a wedding at local hotels such as the Brig O'Doon, Fairfield House, Western House and the Savoy Park. Chalmers is located within 30 minutes of some of the best golf courses in the world, including Tornberry, Royal Troon, Old Prestwick, Dundonald Links (Loch Lomond), Western Gailes and Irvine Bogside. Ayr Racecourse is a 5-minute taxi ride away. From Ayr's lovely sandy beach you can enjoy views of the Isle of Arran, Ailsa Craig and beyond. From the seafront, you can follow the promenade southwards to the River Doon estuary or northwards to the mouth of the River Ayr, passing the children’s play area, indoor pool and leisure centre. Chalmers Bed and Breakfast is also close to all the coastal and countryside delights of beautiful Ayrshire, the home of Open golf, with championship golf courses and renowned public courses such as beautiful Belleisle.

Chalmers Bed & Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Air Chalmers is 15 minutes from Glasgow Prestwick International Airport, and one hour from Glasgow International Airport. By Public Transport Ayr's railway station provides easy access to Prestwick International Airport (5 minutes) and Glasgow International Airport (one hour). Ayr's bus station provides easy access around the town with additional links to Glasgow and Edinburgh. By Boat When travelling from Ireland, Ayr is convenient for the Troon, Stranraer and Cairnryan ferries.

Chalmers Bed & Breakfast - Bed and Breakfast - 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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Canter Holm - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

Chalmers has recently been upgraded to a very high standard, with excellent en suite facilities and a warm and soft decoration throughout.

Canter Holm - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Chalmers has 5 bedrooms: one single room, one twin room, one family room and 2 double rooms.

Canter Holm - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

Choose either a cooked or continental breakfast each morning. Canter Holm does not serve any other meals but you can find a great choice of restaurants, bistros and pubs around Ayr.

Canter Holm - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Known as Robert Burns’ Country, Ayrshire is home to Burns’ Cottage and Heritage Centre in Alloway, just a few minutes' drive from Canter Holm. The cottage aims recreate the lifestyle during the time of Scotland's greatest bard whilst the Heritage Centre, next to Brig O' Doon (where legend has it Tam O' Shanter was chased by witches) enables you to learn about the life and times of the poet and his famous cronies. Nearby you can also visit Ayr Race Course or Culzean Castle and Gardens. Alternatively, why not try your hand at water-sports, fishing or bowling. There are a number of beautiful walking routes nearby, please ask at the house for more information. If you are looking for a peaceful round of golf, there are a number of popular courses nearby, including: Turnberry and Royal Troon (just 20 minutes from Ayr); Belleisle; Seafield; and Dalmilling. Golf packages are available on request.

Canter Holm - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

By Air Chalmers is 15 minutes from Glasgow Prestwick International Airport, and one hour from Glasgow International Airport. By Public Transport Ayr's railway station provides easy access to Prestwick International Airport (5 minutes) and Glasgow International Airport (one hour). Ayr's bus station provides easy access around the town with additional links to Glasgow and Edinburgh. By Boat When travelling from Ireland, Ayr is convenient for the Troon, Stranraer and Cairnryan ferries.

Canter Holm - Bed and Breakfast - 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 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

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