Email Burnside Guest House enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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Warm Scottish Welcome!
The Burnside Guest House is centrally located in a conservation area next
to the beach and within easy walking distance of the amenities of Ayr
town centre which boasts a selection of excellent restaurants and shops.
This highly rated Bed and Breakfast establishment is ideally located for short break golfing trips, for memorable family holidays or to explore the wealth of tourist attractions within historic Ayrshire.
This Victorian Guest House has been tastefully decorated to retain period features and furbished with traditionally restored furniture to provide excellent 4 Star quality accommodation.
Liz welcomes you to her home and personally ensures that your stay in
Ayrshire is enjoyable.
Ayr is famous for being the birthplace of the internationally renowned
poet Robert Burns and the Burns Cottage and newly opened Burns Birthplace
Museum owned by the National Trust for Scotland is a star tourist attraction.
Burnside Guest House Accommodation
Quality Self Catering Apartment for up to six persons
in historic town of Ayr, Scotland.
Superior self catering accommodation within a detached traditional sandstone
property just 100 yds from Ayr seafront and close to the town centre and
other amenities. Suitable for family holidays or golfing breaks. Easily
accessible by rail, road, bus or air.
This spacious ground floor property has a large lounge with traditional wood-burning fire. It boasts a well fitted kitchen with dining area, a utility room with laundry facilities, a large bathroom with bath and shower and is centrally heated.
The two bedrooms provide accommodation for up to five people with either
king size beds or single beds and there is an additional sofa bed in the
lounge.
Bed linen and towels are provided.
The lounge has a large flat screen TV with DVD and free-view facilities.
Wireless internet access, local and national telephone calls are complimentary.
In the summer, the delightful garden is a great location for barbecues
to be enjoyed.
Single, twin/double or family rooms are available. Superior Family and Double rooms have super king size beds with orthopedic mattresses for a good night’s sleep and have modern en-suite facilities.
Facilities included in all rooms:
· Digital TV with DVD
· Crisp bed linen, luxury towels and toiletries
· Electronic safe for your valuables
· Hospitality tray with tea/coffee/shortbread
· Hairdryer
· Ironing facilities
· Wireless Internet Access in all rooms
· Information pack with wealth of local information
Other facilities include:
- Room with sea view over to the Isle of Arran available.
- Wide selection available on the breakfast menu, endorsing good quality
local produce, served between 8.00 am and 9.30 am.
- Early or pack breakfasts available on request.
- Residents parking permits are provided. Storage area for bikes motorcycles
and golf clubs.
- Easy access by road, rail or air.
- Transfers can be arranged.
- No smoking permitted within the guest house. Pets only by arrangement.
Culzean Castle, also owned by the National Trust for
Scotland, is only a 20 minute drive down the beautiful Ayrshire coastline.
The new Ayrshire Coastal Path is a must for walkers who wish to walk the
100 miles from Glenapp to Skelmorlie along beautiful coastline with the
Isle of Arran a constant backdrop.
Ayrshire with over 30 golf courses is now dubbed the Golf Coast including fantastic links courses such as the famous Open Championship courses Turnberry, Old Prestwick and Royal Troon and quality municipal courses such as Belleisle and Lochgreen.
As a member of the South Ayrshire Hoteliers Golf Association special
course fees are available for guests playing at the local municipal golf
courses. Golf packages and transfers for all Ayrshire Golf Courses can
easily be arranged.
If you are planning a trip to Ayrshire for business or pleasure, why not
stop over for a few days, there is plenty to do and see for all ages.
Things to do in the area:
Culzean Castle
This spectacular cliff-top castle was the stronghold of the Kennedy family
and was eventually gifted to the National Trust for Scotland. It was designed
by Robert Adam and both the architecture and gardens are popular tourist
attractions.
Burns Cottage and new Robert Burns Birthplace Museum:
Ayr is the birthplace of Robert Burns – the poet, musician and humanitarian.
The Burns National Heritage park owned by the National Trust for Scotland
consists of his birthplace – Burns Cottage; a world class museum,
the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, the Burns Monument, Brig O’Doon
and the haunted Kirk in Alloway.
Golf South Ayrshire:
In addition to the Open Championship courses such as Turnberry, Royal
Troon and Prestwick, there are eight municipal courses which are popular
with locals and tourists. As a member of this Hoteliers Association, special
rates are available to guests.
Ayr Racecourse
Horse racing at Ayr is also popular and the regular meetings attract punters
from far and wide.
Ayr Beach:
The esplanade and wide sandy beach has attracted holidaymakers to Ayr
for many years. The Waverley paddle steamer leaves Ayr harbour for regular
excursions to the Kyles of Bute, Arran and Ailsa Craig during the summer
months. The Burnside Guest House is located only 100m from the seaside
which has amenities for young and old to enjoy.
Ayrshire Coastal Path:
Scotlands newest long distance walking route. A beautiful coastal walk
stretching 100 miles from Glenapp to Skelmorlie. The scenery is superb
with the Isle of Arran in constant view and providing stunning sunsets.
Enjoy a night in Ayr along the route and stay at the Burnside.
Amenities:
The apartment is only a stone’s throw from the beach, an excellent
outdoor play area and Pirate Pete’s indoor play facility.
The Citadel pool and leisure centre, ten-pin bowling, cinema and tennis
courts and farm park are also close by. An ideal location for entertaining
the children.
And there is a wealth of quality restaurants, pubs and shops within easy
walking distance.
Horse racing at Ayr Racecourse attracts many visitors.
Ayrshire is in the heart of golfing country with over 30 courses to choose
from: Old Prestwick, Turnberry, Royal Troon, St Nicholas and Belleisle
to name a few.
Culzean Castle owned by National Trust is well worth visiting as is the
revamped Robert Burns Cottage and
Email Burnside Guest House enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
