Tripadvisor Standard of Excellence Award 2012.
Quality surroundings and friendly atmosphere, excellent location.
Winter offer! Three nights for the price of two at weekends (Nov till end of March). Phone or e-mail for more details.
The Burnside is a quality 4 Star guest house where you are assured of a warm Scottish welcome!
The guest house is centrally located, close to the seafront and the amenities of Ayr town centre. Ayr has a good shopping centre and lots of restaurants and pubs to choose from. The guest house has recently been refurbished in a beautiful style, in keeping with its period features. Shower en-suites available, king size beds and all have TV-DVD, tea/coffee, electronic safes, hairdryer, ironing facilities and wifi. Excellent quality 4Star accommodation and service assured, not to mention superb choices on the breakfast menu.
Burnside was a finalist in both 2010 and 2011 Friendliest B&B Eviivo Awards and now awarded Certificate of Excellence for 2012 by Tripadvisor.
It is only a 20 min drive from Prestwick International airport and easily accessible from both Glasgow or the south via the A77 or the A70.
Ayr is famous for being the birthplace of Robert Burns and the Burns Cottage and museum is a popular tourist attraction. Culzean Castle, owned by the National Trust for Scotland, is only a 20 minute drive down the beautiful Ayrshire coastline.
Ayrshire also hosts over 30 golf courses, including the famous Open Championship courses Turnberry, Old Prestwick and Royal Troon and quality municipal courses such as Belleisle. As a member of the South Ayrshire Hoteliers Golf Association special course fees are available for playing at the local municipal golf courses.
Other attractions include Ayr Racecourse, the Gaiety Theatre, Heads of Ayr Farm Park, Cycle Routes, Walks at Auchincruive, the River Ayr Way and the Ayrshire Coastal Path. Public parks include Rozelle and Belleisle. Ayr seafront has amenities for old and young alike: an exciting play area for children, crazy golf and putting. Or else you can just enjoy a leisurely walk along the esplanade or the wide sandy beach and watch the breathtaking sunsets over Arran.
If you are planning a trip to Ayr why not stop over for a few days, there is plenty to do and see for all ages. I shall look forward to extending a warm welcome to all those visiting the Burnside Guest House.
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