Dog Friendly Cottages, Hotels, B&Bs for Dog-friendly Holidays in Ayrshire

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Craig Holm Guest House is located on the west side of Scotland not too far from Glasgow, offers a peaceful retreat for those who need a break from the everyday.

You may enjoy a fresh British breakfast each morning during your stay, an excellent energizer for a day touring the many attractions the west side of Scotland has to offer. Those who wish to grab a quick bite on the go may enjoy the Inn's continental breakfast. Either option is sure to get your day in Scotland off to 'bonny' great start.

For great day out, visit Ayr Race Course with approximately 12 meetings a year, including the Scottish Grand National. Watersports, fishing, theater, and bowling are also nearby. If you simply want to relax, explore the formal gardens or take a leisurely stroll around the beautiful country walks. Made unique with Victorian / Scottish Castle architecture and decor, guests will appreciate the country inn's timeless beauty, savory breakfasts, and warm service.

Please Note: Craig Holm Guest House is NON-SMOKING througout Non-smoking. Pets by Prior Arrangement only, a small charge may be made. Children are Welcome. Free parking, plus large public car park 30 metres from the hotel. Check-in time: 14:00 Check-out time: 10:00

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The Horizon Hotel is centrally located in Ayr, just 5 minutes away from the town centre. It offers quality and affordability, the Horizon Hotel provides fine Scottish hospitality and friendly, efficient service.

The hotel enjoys panoramic views over the Clyde to the Isle of Arran and only five minutes walk to Ayr town centre, the Horizon Hotel is the ideal location for your next holiday in Ayrshire. The hotelk is well placed for Ayr races, Brig O Doon, Culzean Castle and Robert Burns Cottage. The Hotel is a highly recommended base for golf breaks, with over 30 superb courses in the Ayrshire area. The hotel's central location means it is close to many attractions including Ayr's long sandy beach and a large play park, makes the hotel a popular choice for families.

The hotel restaurant was 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 and 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. The hotel enjoys secure car parking for guests.

PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 14:00 & Check Out is by 10:30. We are a no smoking accommodation. We can accommodate pets.

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A mid-Victorian, stone-built house of great charm and character offering a a bespoke Bed & Breakfast service for their discerning guests, providing traditional Scottish hospitality and “the personal touch”. Standing in a prime location on the Ayrshire coast, the house enjoys spectacular, uninterrupted views to Arran and the Firth of Clyde – one of the loveliest stretches of scenery in the West of Scotland. On Seamill shore – for example, along the Hydro Beach to West Kilbride Golf Course and Ardneil Bay – observe the diversity of seabirds – and the seals. Or, a little further, to Portencross with its famous medieval castle, historic harbour and picturesque, ruined pier – the BBC's "Para Handy" was filmed here. For the energetic, climb up Tarbet Hill (behind Carlton) to enjoy the fabulous, panoramic views over West Kilbride and the Firth of Clyde. Elegant, charming and hospitable, Carlton is the ideal place to stay during your visit to Scotland. Few B & Bs in the United Kingdom possess so spectacular a view. This breathtaking panorama, over Seamill shore and beach, encompasses the entire Clyde estuary – the Sound of Bute, Kintyre, Rothesay, the Cumbraes, Portencross, the Isle of Arran, Holy Island, Ailsa Craig, the Heads of Ayr – and faraway Stranraer.

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We offer a range of rooms at The Queens Guest House including singles, doubles and family rooms.

The Queens Guest House is perfectly positioned for touring the West of Scotland and it is within easy reach of over 40 excellent golf courses including the Championship courses of Turnberry, Royal Troon, and Old Prestwick.

We especially welcome bowlers who wish to watch or participate in the many Championship bowling tournaments that take place at Scotland's national centre Ayr Northfield. Ayr Northfield is only a 5 mins drive from the Queens Guest House.

There is a colourful courtyard to rear of the Queens Guest House. Ayr's County Buildings, St John's Keep, Gaiety Theatre, Low Green and Wellington Gardens are a stone's throw from our Guest House. Ample parking is available both on Queens Terrace and adjacent Charlotte Street.

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The Dunn Thing Guesthouse is situated in the historic town of Ayr on the South West Coast of Scotland. With Open Championship golf courses such as Royal Troon, Turnberry and Old Prestwick within easy driving distance, Ayr makes the perfect location to base a golfing holiday.

The Guest House is a beautiful Victorian Town House situated in a quiet tree lined street only five minutes walk from Ayr's bustling town centre and tranquil shore front, and is rated 3 stars by the Scottish tourist board.

We offer a free collection service from Glasgow-Prestwick airport as well as Ayr bus and train station. Glasgow Airport is also only thirty miles away and has an excellent rail link to Ayr. Light supper can be arranged for late flights coming in by prior arrangement. Golf tee off times can also be arranged through South Ayrshire Council.

All of our en suite bedrooms have recently been redecorated and are pleasantly furnished with facilities that include: a radio alarm clock, hairdryer, television and tea & coffee making facilities.

There is a cot available on request. We have one ground floor bedroom. Also, the recently redecorated television lounge is available for residents to use complete with television, video recorder, games and books to relax with.

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Dunlay House is ideally situated in a very quaint leafy conservation area, within a few minutes’ walk of both the town centre and the seafront. Both the bus station and the railway station are only a few minutes’ walk from the house. We are situated approximately ten minutes by car from Glasgow Prestwick International Airport and roughly a half an hour from Glasgow International Airport. We are also fairly close to both ferry terminals and all National Rail Links.

Dunlay House, has recently been refurbished, with 6 tastefully decorated bedrooms all with en-suite bathrooms we are positive you will enjoy your stay. All rooms are equipped with Digital Colour Televisions and Tea & Coffee Making Facilities. Dunlay house is literally a stone’s throw away from the historic ST Johns Tower, which Cromwell commandeered in 1315 and where the 1st parliament was convened when Robert the Bruce was officially crowned. St John’s Tower is one of Ayrshire’s true historic sites being the oldest Kirk in Ayr.

For those seeking an active holiday there is plenty of golf, angling, cycling, horse riding ,walking and hiking on offer within Ayrshire. Ayrshire boasts over 30 golf courses and is home to many championship courses, the world famous Troon Old Prestwick and Turnberry. With its challenging and varied mix of links and parkland courses it is little wonder Ayrshire is aptly names a golfers paradise.

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The Eglinton Guest House is situated within a part of Ayr, steeped in history. Eglinton Terrace dates back over 150 years and at the entrance of the street stands the remains of the Tower of St.John - the first Scottish Parliament Building.

Whether you just want to relax and enjoy the scenery or participate in the many sports available locally, we have something to offer every taste, the young and the not so young. We are within a few minutes walk of the beach, the town centre and many of the amenities and entertainments for which Ayr is popular, including:

- The Auld Kirk 'O' Ayr
- Blackfriars Walk
- Wallace Tower
- Burns Cottage
- Burns Monument
- The Brig 'O' Doon

There are sea and fishing trips available from Ayr Harbour, or if you would rather relax in comfort; how about a criuse "Doon the Water" on the Waverley, the last operational Paddle Stemer, that sails around the Islands and Ports of the Clyde waters. Many activities and sports are also on offer, including Golf, Swimming, Cycling, Fishing, Tennis, Sailing, Windsurfing, Walking, the list is endless!

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