An award-winning hotel located in Ayrshire, 5 minutes' drive from Prestwick International Airport and with easy links by rail and road to Glasgow and Edinburgh city centre.
A warm welcome awaits you at this privately owned 4-star hotel, a fully restored and refurbished Victorian mansion house situated on Ayr's seafront
Great care has been taken to preserve the unique ...
A 5-minute walk from Ayr seafront and town centre, the bright, modern Hotel Kylestrome has refurbished bedrooms and a modern dining room serving local produce, seafood and steaks.
In the oldest part of town, just 2 minutes' walk from Ayr's sandy beach and the town centre, this charming, family-run hotel offers lovely rooms, tasty Scottish breakfasts and free Wi-Fi and parking.
Boasting panoramic views over the Clyde to the Isle of Arran, and only 5-minutes’ walk from Ayr town centre, the hotel presents itself as the ideal base from which to explore the beauty of Ayrshire.
Close to Ayr seafront and a few metres from the town centre, Mercure Ayr is a comfy hotel with gym. Free WiFi is available throughout. The Brasserie Bar and Restaurant serves drinks, snacks and meals....
The Kilkerran is a 10-minute drive from Prestwick Airport. The guest house is close to Newton-on-Ayr railway station and the X77 bus route to Prestwick Airport and Glasgow.
An award-winning hotel located in Ayrshire, 5 minutes' drive from Prestwick International Airport and with easy links by rail and road to Glasgow and Edinburgh city centre.
Breakfast was good house keeping was a little poor
Set in Ayr, 1.8 km from Ayr Beach, Abbotsford Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace.
FAQs about hotels in Ayr
On average, 3-star hotels in Ayr cost £92 per night, and 4-star hotels in Ayr are £97 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Ayr can on average be found for £80 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Ayr this weekend is £333 or, for a 4-star hotel, £316. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Ayr for this weekend cost on average around £165 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Domestic travellers can reach Ayr by train from Glasgow (50 minutes) or Edinburgh (2 hours). International travellers can fly into Glasgow Airport, then take a bus (1 hour 30 minutes) or train to Ayr. No direct water transport is available.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers to reach Ayr, UK, is Glasgow Airport. It's approximately 64 kilometres away, offering numerous flight options and easy transport links to Ayr.
What guests said about Ayr:
10
Scored 10
The town is not what it once was, but as someone born and...
The town is not what it once was, but as someone born and bred in Ayr I have nothing to dislike about it. Loads of good places to stay and to eat for all tastes and expenses. Very easy to navigate around the town by car, lots of buses at regular intervals. 3 great golf courses if that's your thing, loads of nice walks along the river, beach and if you find it Craigie Park (great for picnics).
Derek
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
Although there is a selection of the bars, restaurants and...
Although there is a selection of the bars, restaurants and shops, the town centre is sadly lacking. Many, many empty shops. Full of charity shops, nail bars and vape shops. Ayr used to be one of my favourite places. Sadly, unfortunately those days are long gone.
John
United Kingdom
4.0
Scored 4.0
The promenade is good for a long straight flat walk by the...
The promenade is good for a long straight flat walk by the beach.
Find out where you would like to go and what you can do once you get there Take a street plan with you as there is not one to be found in Ayr
THere's is NO Tourist information Centre
George B M
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Not an awful lot to do especially for young people but...
Not an awful lot to do especially for young people but Culzean Castle and Dumfries House worth a visit. We also enjoyed the Burns museum. Glasgow easy drive away. Ayr and other beaches would be great in warmer months . Best dinner was at Kirkton Inn, Dalrymple and best lunch at The Coo Shed
Reeves
United Kingdom
6.0
Scored 6.0
Ayr itself was a disappointment knowing how it was a number...
Ayr itself was a disappointment knowing how it was a number of years ago and how I is today, beggars dirty Main Street so many shops vacant and in disrepair
Outside the town is still as I remember clean and beautiful. You can’t beat the Ayrshire countryside.
ANDREW
Bahamas
4.0
Scored 4.0
Ayr was once a very popular seaside resort for Glaswegians,...
Ayr was once a very popular seaside resort for Glaswegians, and also had a Butlins holiday camp nearby. All this had died out by the 1990s. It still has a very nice beach, and there are many golf courses in the area. However the town is very run down, with only a limited number of restaurants.
Access to Glasgow by train is good, with a train every half-hour taking about 50 mins.
The Paddle Steamer Waverley - the last sea-going paddle steamer in the world - offers occasional trips from Ayr Harbour during July and August.
I’ve stayed in countless 5 star & boutique hotels, but they could all learn the meaning of ‘immaculate rooms’ & ‘great service’ from the Retreat at The Knowe Auchincruive Estate! Perfect venue & location for walks in the country or along the coast - my stay wasn’t long enough! Annie the host, was absolutely lovely & highly knowledgeable about the Ayrshire area! She couldn’t do enough, and the breakfast was fab! I will definitely return!
Hotel was older (as in vintage) but clean and the proprietor was incredibly nice and accommodating (no pun intended).
We had a diverted flight from Ireland to Scotland and had booked a room at 2am so very inconvenient to the hotel, but not only did they get us booked in quickly, scrounged for fruit first is you ready since we were starving...
Much appreciated! 👍👍👍👍
A large room in one of the annexes with a huge bed, a small table and chairs, TV and a short walk to the main hotel for breakfast and dinner. Good range of choices at breakfast and a varied restaurant menu for dinner including some ‘different’ vegetarian options as well. Easy to walk into the town and an easy drive to Robert Burns’ birthplace and Ayr beach.
Great location
Kids friendly
Rooms needing updated but staff excellent
Hotel clean and good facilities with pool, restaurant, bar etc
Bar and restaurant right next door with large TVs, beer garden and great food - kid friendly.
Beach about 7 min walk- massive play park and loads of beach shops.
Excellent location with idyllic views towards Arran.
Convenient parking in front and easy access to the apartment via the lift.
The property is light and airy.
Plenty of dishwasher tablets
2 excellent local dining locations - Horizon hotel for Sunday lunch & The Waterfront for fish & chips
The hotel is a bit quirky in the layout .However the place was spotless and the staff were excellent but the highlight was the food .The food was superb a great breakfast followed by a fantastic evening meal
I will certainly stay there when I am next in Ayr
Everything as usual..... beautiful room, clean, comfy bed, nice hot shower.... our 'go to' hotel when in Ayr. Excited to see the restaurant downstairs opening again and got a sneak peak....looks amazing. Will add to the already perfect hotel.
The hotel was clean, tidy and proved very accessible for the purpose of our visit to Ayr. Only met one member of staff who proved to be the owner who proved to be very pleasant and helpful. Breakfast was good and sufficient.
Excellent location for our trip to Ayr racing. Minutes from racecourse and city centre. 3 male adults but plenty space. 3 bedrooms and very spacious. Kitchen, garden, living room, parking etc
Excellent location, great garden view lovely staff couldn’t do enough for you very very pleased with all aspects of hotel will definitely be back , I’ve stayed here on a few occasions 👍
A beautifully kept place a stone’s throw from the bay looking out to the snow capped peaks of Arran. Quiet yet near the town centre, and with hearty breakfasts to fuel the day
Friendly welcoming staff. The rooms decor was very clean and modern. Great location within Ayr. Great Breakfast the following morning. Would happily return in the future.
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