Garryloop
B&B
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Tel: +44 (1465) 871393
A warm welcome awaits you at Garryloop in a converted barn and cobblers cottage situated in a rural setting in the Ayrshire Hills with views out to Aisla Craig and the Mull of Kintyre.
The catering at Garryloop is renowned and Anne and Chris grow almost all their own produce organically, and meals are centered around seasonal produce from the gardens.
This is quality bed and breakfast at its best in an idyllic setting.
'' Unbeatable combination of a warm and friendly welcome,well appointed accommodation and first class food'' Oliver - Co Durham.
'' Superb accommodation, food and hospitality, real people ! return vist in the book already ' Peter - Singapore.
Gradings
- 4 Bed and Breakfast
Awards
- Welcome Schemes
Bikers Welcome 2012
- Welcome Schemes
Walkers Welcome 2012
- Welcome Schemes
Cyclists Welcome 2012
Opening Times
| Open All Year |
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| 2013 Opening Times (01/01/2013 - 31/12/2013) |
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Call direct on:
Tel: +44 (1465) 871393
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