Hotels in Ayr Scotland

The Swallow Station Hotel is the oldest and most famous hotel in Ayr, adjacent to Burns Statue Square, overlooking the railway station, through which thousands of Victorian tourists used to flock from industrial Glasgow to the wonderful beaches here. With newly refurbished comfortable bedrooms and a direct link to Scotland's most exciting city, this landmark hotel is the ideal base for a business or leisure trip into South West Scotland. Ayrshire is Scotland's gateway to Ireland, offering direct Sea Cat ferry services from Troon to Belfast, Stena Line ferry services from Stranraer to Belfast and flights from Prestwick International Airport to Dublin. With the country's top racecourse, host of the Scottish Grand National, ...

Rooms are individually decorated. There is a huge range of malt whiskies in the elegant residents' lounge.

Staff can adapt to your needs by offering an early breakfast or a late check-in on request. The resident owners can arrange golfing breaks and provide local information. Bus and railway stations are a short walk from the hotel.
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.

Comfortably furnished and well-appointed, the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel offers affordable rates, and nothing is overlooked. Guests can enjoy traditional fare in the Badge Bistro or opt for something with a Mediterranean twist from the Meridian Cafe Bar situated right next door.

Enjoy a walk along the promenade, discover 'Rabbie Burn' country, horse racing, golf or just enjoy the pastimes in the surrounding areas. On the ground floor you will find the reception, the bistro and the Shire Bar. The Shire Bar is a warm, welcoming place where you can enjoy a hearty dram in front of an open fire.
As well as both the Ayrshire and Galloway Hotel and the Meridian, the hotel offers the facilities of Caprice Ayr and Caprice Prestwick.

The Beechwood consists of two adjoined houses, one in which your hosts live and the other is completely for guest use. This gives you the independence of a hotel at sensible guest house prices. Situated in an ideal position for those passing through Prestwick International Airport. Early breakfasts can be arranged for early departures (please mention at the time of booking). Late check ins can also be arranged if noted at the time of booking. The Beechwood is surrounded by many golf courses, making us a golfer's haven. We are also in walking distance to the award winning town centre of Ayr, which boast many shops, bars and restaurants.

The Grade B listed Georgian building was built in 1803 and has finished its first phase of redevelopment.

The Berkeley offers splendid guest accommodation where comfort and quality are paramount. Take advantage of the terrace and patio areas along the walled garden.

When booking a room at Berkeley, you will be allocated a parking space.

The Burnside Guest House offers guests the chance to enjoy an introduction to the life and poetry of Robert Burns who was born in Ayr in 1759. Double rooms have super king size beds and all have orthopaedic mattresses for a good night's sleep. All rooms are equipped with Digital TV & DVD player, electronic safe, hospitality tray, hairdryer, ironing facilities and WiFi access. We have a wide selection available on the breakfast menu, using good quality local produce wherever possible. If you need an early breakfast or a packed breakfast, we will do our best to arrange this for you. Ayr is famous for being the birthplace of the internationally renowned poet Robert Burns and the Burns Cottage and museum is a popular tourist attraction.

Free pick up from Prestwick Airport and Ayr train and bus station. All rooms en-suite. Breakfasts are full and varied. Early breakfasts and continental can be arranged if required.