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Brisbane House Hotel
The contemporary Brisbane House Hotel is located on the seafront promenade of Largs in North Ayrshire, offering magnificent views of Millport and the West coast of Scotland.
The Woodhouse Hotel
Situated in Largs, The Woodhouse Hotel offers a restaurant and a bar. This family-run property also boasts free Wi-Fi throughout and free onsite parking.
Willowbank Hotel
This bright modern hotel has comfort and style in the beautiful Scottish countryside. It is situated off the main coastal road in the seaside town of Largs.
Seamill House Hotel
Boasting a bar and a restaurant, Seamill House Hotel is set in Seamill. This hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and luggage storage space. Free WiFi is available.
Seamill Hydro Hotel
The Seamill Hydro Hotel offers a beautiful seafront location, overlooking the Firth of Clyde and the isles of Arran and Ailsa Craig. It has a luxury leisure club and salon, 2 restaurants and 2 bars.
The Waterside Hotel
The Waterside Hotel is a four-star property along the water’s edge in West Kilbride, with panoramic views to the Isle of Arran. The property features free car parking on-site.
Haylie Hotel
Set in Largs, less than 1 km from Castle Bay Beach, Haylie Hotel offers accommodation with a shared lounge, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
St Leonards Guest House
Situated just 45 minutes’ drive from Glasgow, this villa is a bed and breakfast and provides free WiFi.
Beach house no2 with amazing sea views and private garden onto beach.
Beach house no2 with amazing sea views and private garden onto beach. Is a beachfront property situated in Fairlie, 46 km from Ayr Racecourse and 48 km from Ibrox Stadium.
Peacock Guest House
A recently renovated property, Peacock Guest House is set in Largs near Castle Bay Beach, Largs Bay Beach. This guest house offers free private parking, luggage storage space and free WiFi.
What guests said about Millport:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Millport is a very traditional Scottish family holiday...
Millport is a very traditional Scottish family holiday location. Don't expect too many frills. Cafes offer standard food and not a great deal of choice. However the people are warm and friendly and the ales and atmosphere in the local pubs are good. There is a local bus service , bike hire and walking trails. Getting back to the mainland is very easy and takes 10 mins on the ferry that runs every 30 mins. If you love golf the golf course is a joy to play but dont expect a posh clubhouse. The bar is basic at best and the food could be better. At present there is a lot of work going on at the north end of the town to improve flood defences so shut your eyes at that point.
LouiseUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
quaint small island.very friendly.Nice eating places but be...
quaint small island.very friendly.Nice eating places but be sure to book as can get busy.Either get on a bike or walk round the island.Be sure to stop for lunch or coffee at Fintry bay.Beautiful scenery,a small but beautiful cathedral.A few shops to wander round as well.marthaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Lovely wee place to visit. No public toilets.
Lovely wee place to visit. No public toilets. The only toilets had been vandalised but cost 40 pence a time. Disgraceful for a holiday island! Plenty to see and do - even with the restrictions - but the cutbacks are obvious.
KennethUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Wehave known Millport ince we were children and we are now...
Wehave known Millport ince we were children and we are now grandparents.Millport is the sort of place that people come back to. The pleasures of Millport are simple--cycling round the Island, picking out the various painted rocks, a stop at Fintry Bay, platying putting, having a ice cream ....Wonderful beaches.
JohnUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Millport fine.
Millport fine. Bracing sea air, with spectacular mountain and island views, on a clear day. Easy to get around. Car not essential. Good bus service to/from Ferry. Dancing Midge Cafe excellent for coffee, tea and snacks. Fraser's excellent bar food.
AndrewUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
Lovely for a day or two but most of the shops, galleries and...
Lovely for a day or two but most of the shops, galleries and cafes closed at the start of the week. Worth going to Fintray Bay for lunch. It’s very run down and needs to find something to give it all a lift and find a USP.JeanUnited Kingdom
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