Kilkerran Guest House

"Avoid this place at all cost, the worst dirty grubby dysfunctional place I have ever stayed in, it was a nightmare how dirty this place is, also Margaret the owner was very very drunk, I was watching television in the front room at around 8.00pm Margaret entered and was extremely drunk and demanded that I turned the television off and went to bed. I checked out the next morning and I would never step foot in this place again it really is horrible and it beggars belief that this place isn't closed down."

The Townhouse

Savoy 5

"A good hotel in the center of Ayr. The renovation is quite recent, the rooms are not very large, but they’re fine for one or two nights. The breakfast is tasty, and the staff are polite."

Rose Apartment 2-Bed Apt Sleeps 4 Town Centre Ayr

Barns Serviced Accommodation

"Arrived quite early in the day and was worried that we had a few hours to wait for check in, but we met someone there who said it would be ready in 5 mins. We parked in the front, there's permit parking along the road. The flat we were in is really well arranged. A large double bed (made of two singles) each with a pull out divan that we used for our kids. Everything is in one room, a space has been built for a shower room, toilet and sink, a bench seat in the window and a table for a kettle, coffee etc. There's even a very small mini fridge underneath. I was a bit worried about the idea of a communal kitchen and dining space, but it's really spacious and well kitted out with cutlery, plates, pans, kettle, toaster and fridge. I don't think there were many other residents when we stayed, so we never encountered anybody there. Overall, a really nice place to stay if you ever visit Ayr. "

Daviot Guest House

"Booked last minute to stay over as attending Streetrave festival which was being held literally a stones through from the doorstep on Ayr Low green for the 4th consecutive year, managed to get an early bag drop off and entry to room and allow us to enjoy our day without having to worry about our luggage. Room (Rm 5) was perfect with lovely en suite ,tea/coffee facilities and a comfy bed and awoke to a stunning view across the Clyde to the Isle of Arran. Breakfast was served in the dining room with a lovely cooked full Scottish breakfast.Finished our stay off with a lovely walk along promenade and spotlessly clean beach which is again minutes from Daviot House . Would Highly recommend to singles, couples or anybody looking for a warm welcoming break. Have stayed previously in other B&Bs / Premier Inn's within Ayr but this was the best yet. See you in May2027"