Hôtels avec vue à Ayr, Écosse

« We really enjoyed our stay @ Miller House. The area is nice and quiet. The room was clean and spacious. The breakfast was amazing value. The bathroom in our room was a bit small but functionnal. »

« Beautiful guest house just a couple of minutes from the long sandy beach in Ayr. Fantastic location for walking and just a few minutes to the town center. Our room was pristine, it even had its own small fridge, with a bottle of chilled water and fresh milk. The room also has a microwave. There's a choice of cooked breakfast, which was just perfect. »

« Very nice and lovely clean Guess house !!! The hosts are simply the best ... !!!! »

« Chambre vieillissante. Lit confortable et grand ! Personnelle sympa !! »

« Établissement typique mais le seul bémol est les matelas ils ont de l’âge Un vieil hôtel propre »

« Hôtel de charme, comme on s’attend à trouver en Ecosse. Accueil très sympathique et très prévenant. La table est très bonne, avec une mention particulière pour l’afternoon tea, qui est bien agréable pour un après midi d’automne.. Un grand bravo et un grand merci. »

« Pleasant little B&B situated near the town centre. »

« I stay for one night with my mother for a visit to Dumfries House. There was no record of our booking when we arrived but it wasn’t a problem and we were given a room in the annex. All was great although next time we would prefer to stay in the main hotel. We ate there on Saturday evening and the food was delious. The hotel recen changed hands and the new owners are renovating it to a high standard. We would definitely recommend this hotel. »

« Great family stay »

« Room confort was OK but loud (windows and corridor) , no plug near the bed and small bathroom. The hotel and furnitures are outdated and the service is poor. Coffee/tea/water... not refilled if you're staying. Laundry took a week to get back when it's stated you give it in the morning and get it back in the evening. Breakfast is alright but expensive for it's quality. 3 pound a day for parking access »