Ayrshire Holiday Cottages

Ayrshire Cottages

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Prestwick

Monkton Road Prestwick - Golf Open 24

Ref: S986379

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£1488

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Girvan

Rothiemay

Ref: S603436

Reviews 19

At the south end of Maidenhead Bay in Ayrshire, this fishing community overlooks Arran, Ailsa Craig, and the Mull of Kintyre. Robert the Bruce landed here after sailing from Rathlin Island in Northern Ireland after his spider experience in the...

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£94

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Maybole

1 Bed Cottage in Maybole

Ref: S802306

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom – double - 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave and washing machine - Welcome pack provided - TV with Freeview in the lounge - Wi-Fi is supplied through a 4G...

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£82

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Maybole

South Segganwell - Culzean Castle

Ref: S282710

Reviews 43

The ancient capital of Carrick, Maybole is a historic town sitting with South Ayrshire in Scotland, boasting plenty of shops, pubs, eateries and much more to explore on a self-catered stay. The town benefits from lying within close reach of the...

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£102

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Stair

The Stables at Daldorch

Ref: S1018960

Reviews 3

Tarbolton is a rural village resting in the countryside of South Ayrshire. Tarboltom offers a convenience store for all of your essentials, as well as eateries and a pub, with options including The Black Bull. Close by you will find Burns Trout...

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£70

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Ayr

2 Bed Cottage in Ayr

Ref: S592631

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 twin - 2 bathrooms – 1 shower room with shower and WC and 1 bathroom with jacuzzi bath and WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and microwave - Welcome pack...

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£127

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Girvan

Brunston Castle Lodge

Ref: S93070

Reviews 34

Short-term Holiday Let Licence No: SA-00365-F EPC Rating: Band D

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£65

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Turnberry

Ailsa Shores

Ref: S368013

Reviews 57

Turnberry is renowned for its magnificent golf courses, bringing in thousands of golfers each year along with the nearby Kintyre. Royal Troon and Prestwick are two of many spectacular courses within the village and surrounding areas. The area is...

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£139

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Girvan

Honesty Cottage

Ref: S277539

Reviews 45

Maidens is a quaint fishing village overlooking Maidenhead Bay and the Ayrshire coast, with views over to Arran and Ailsa Craig, as well as the Mull of Kintyre, home to a selection of restaurants, shops, a harbour, and a sandy beach. Nearby is the...

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£72

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Girvan

22 Turnberry Road

Ref: S776496

Reviews 26

This fishing village sits at the south end of Maidenhead Bay on the Ayrshire coast and looks out to sea with views of Arran and Ailsa Craig and the distant Mull of Kintyre. It was here that Robert the Bruce is acknowledged to have come ashore when...

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£68

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Mauchline

The Barn at Daldorch

Ref: S882804

Reviews 3

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£74

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Maybole

North Firbank - Culzean Castle

Ref: S521294

Reviews 22

Carrick's historic capital, Maybole, has a documented history dating back to the 1100s. The town hall, which dates back to the 19th century, and Maybole Castle, which is believed to date back to the 1560s, make the high street particularly...

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£167

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Maybole

2 Bed Cottage in Ayr

Ref: S1064924

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 twin - 1 family shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washing machine - Travel cot and highchair available - Welcome pack - TV - Mobile signal...

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£91

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Monkton

Links Quay 42, Prestwick, Ayr

Ref: S135555

Reviews 11

With easy access to the beach, Links Quay is an excellent base for family holidays. Only yards away from Prestwick Golf Course, the property is also ideal for golfers. The Old Course was voted Best in Scotland in 2022 and is described as a ‘bucket...

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£113

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Girvan

Meadowbank

Ref: S244412

Reviews 49

Maidens is a fishing village nestled at the southern end of Maidenhead Bay, two miles north of Turnberry and five miles west of Maybole. The village looks out to sea with views of Ailsa Craig and the distant Mull of Kintyre. Holidaymakers can...

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£101

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Ayr

Pant Farmhouse, Ayr

Ref: S136528

Reviews 6

Families and groups of friends will love this renovated, comfortable and spacious Ayrshire farmhouse offering luxury accommodation with hot tub and views over the peaceful Ayrshire countryside. The exclusive accommodation includes a large main...

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£326

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Girvan

Brunston Castle

Ref: S375331

Reviews 15

Dailly is home to the ruins of the Robert Adam-designed Dalquharran Castle, as well as a pub, shop, post office and the series of Dailly Trails which make for ideal walking routes. Dailly’s is nearby the Ayrshire coast so it is an ideal base for...

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£61

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Ayr

4 Bed Cottage in Ayr

Ref: S592629

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 4 bedrooms – 2 doubles, 1 twin and 1 single - 2 bathrooms – 1 shower room with shower cubicle and WC, 1 en-suite bathroom with bath, handheld shower and WC and 1 separate WC - Electric oven...

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Straiton

Freedom Fields - Bluebell

Ref: S1014355

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£105

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Heather - Uk34841

Ref: S420648

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£162

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Girvan

Beachcomber Apartment

Ref: S1026336

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£55

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Maybole

Dairy Cottage - Uk39522

Ref: S529610

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£68

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Girvan

The Cottage

Ref: S477730

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£63

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Maybole

Cloncaird Castle Estate Cottages

Ref: S913097

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£133

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Ayrshire holiday cottages

Ayrshire is a county on the west coast of Scotland. Ayrshire is a great place to enjoy the outdoors, with over 100 miles of coastline, sandy beaches and rocky cliffs scattered along the way. It's also home to a number of fascinating historical and cultural locations, such as Culzean Castle and Dean Castle.

If you are looking for Ayrshire holiday cottages, Snaptrip offers a great selection for you to choose from. Our properties include family-friendly farmhouses and airy barn conversions for large groups. Planning a trip for two? Our cosy cottages with log fires and hot tubs are a must. We also list pet-friendly lodges with endless walking routes at your doorstep.

We list thousands of holiday cottages across the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee. Our customer service team is on hand to help you with any questions you have, and our search filters can help you find the right cottage for your needs. Whether you're visiting Ayrshire for the golf courses, fairy trail or beaches, Snaptrip has the perfect holiday cottage for you.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Hayley - Verified booking

Overall, a little disappointed with our stay at South Segganwell.

You cannot deny the beauty of the surrounding area and views from the cottage but there were more than a few issues, which left us feeling somewhat disappointed for what we paid. The cottage was clean and bed was comfortable, however we were not keen on the bedding/sheet, the quilt didn't fit the cover/sheet and it just got a bit annoying after a couple of nights. Quite fussy, I know, but its the little things that really do make your stay special and cozy. We actually had a bit of a rejig of the furniture in the lounge because there was a big chair in front of the window with its back to the amazing views outside. Therefore we placed the dining table in the window bay so we could enjoy the views while we ate our meals. Just be aware that there is people constantly walking past the cottage and looking in, so if that bothers I wouldn't recommend. The only way you can get any privacy at the cottage is to keep the bottom shutters closed, but that blocks out a lot of light. There were a few facilities listed that were not present/inaccurate that let the cottage down... There was no DVD player, despite us specifically checking with Sykes about this, prior to our holiday and it being advertised on the property description. We spent money and time selecting some dvds prior to our holiday, so this was very disappointing. We did contact Sykes about it while we were there but it took them a few days to reply, towards the end of our stay, by which time it was too late, and the issue was never resolved, nor were we contacted by the owners about this. The cottage description advertises a 'private lawn', however this was not private, with the general public having their own picnics etc right outside your front door. Nor was there a 'patio garden', or 'garden', as advertised. Some other side issues were there being some basic but essential items missing from the cottage such as tin opener, bottle opener, corkscrew, things like that. These little things all just added to our frustrations. Most self catering cottages we've stayed in through Sykes have basic items such as salt, pepper, cooking oil, toilet roll, maybe a pint of milk to get you started, however these were not present. So a note to future holiday makers at the cottage, you need to take absolutely everything with you! There was also no fuel for the open fire, which I think is a bit silly to advertise an 'open fire', without even providing a few logs to get you started. There was a bit of a fly/insect issue in the kitchen so I think the cottage would really benefit from a fly screen, particularly in the kitchen. I know a lot of this sounds really picky but little things like, salt and pepper, a tin opener, cozy & comfortable bedsheets, really do go a long way! And if I knew all of the above before I'd stayed at the cottage. I would have come a lot more well prepared. The cottage location is undeniabley beautiful but we sometimes felt a bit 'on show' with passers by, dog walkers etc. A couple of times when we were sat on the lawn in front of the cottage, dogs ran in the cottage and a couple of people even thought the cottage was public toilets. Maybe a clear sign, letting the public know that it is 'private property and to respect the privacy of the residents' would go a really long way!? And just another little side not to future holidaymakers, we had no problem getting a phone signal at SS, which was useful. I don't think we'll be heading back to South Segganwell anytime soon unfortunately.

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Claire - Verified booking

It's a lovely cottage.

The sunroom is brilliant, and the views are outstanding. The location is beautiful, and the garden was perfect for our dog. Having the beach just over the road and the ability to walk in the woods and go to Culzean Castle was just perfect. The pub, Ropes, is good. The food and beer are lovely, and it is dog-friendly outside. We did not go to the restaurant as it is not dog-friendly. The shop/cafe/post office is a gem! You honestly need never leave the village; everything is right thereâeven an ice cream van comes to visit, making your stay even more convenient. The cottage is exceptionally well equipped, leaving us feeling secure and comfortable. We cannot think of anything that was missing. The bed was a little too firm for my husband and like concrete for me. Despite the overall positive experience, we were surprised and a bit disappointed to find that there was no welcome pack, not even a pint of milk. Basic amenities like tea, coffee, and sugar were also missing from the canisters provided. Additionally, we felt some information or tourist leaflets about the area would have been helpful. We picked up some information leaflets from the Girvan tourist information office and left them in the cottage. Also, the tile grout and caulk in the shower need a good cleaning, and there is some mould around some of the window frames. We had a truly fantastic time and will definitely return again, assuring you of the overall positive experience we had.

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Diane - Verified booking

We love Brunston Castle but missed the bar, pool etc with them being closed.

At least the mini golf flags were out (take your own putters whilst Covid19 is about) and the kids climbing frame open. We stayed in number 28 and found the accommodation dirty. The kitchen sides were dirty. There was food crumbs and sweet wrappers in the lounge. We moved the single chair by the patio door and found toe nail clippings on the carpet and chewing gum stuck to the ashtray outside. The shower was warm in the morning but we had no hot water in the evening when getting ready to go out. This was sorted by changing the timer settings on the panel in the kitchen. The bed mattresses were hard and none of us slept that well. The outdoor furniture comprises of 2 plastic square tables and 6 plastic chairs. 2 of the chairs were broken and the others were uncomfortable to sit on. However. The kitchen had a Nespresso coffee maker, washing machine, full size fridge/ freezer, dish washer and plenty of crockery and glasses. The rooms are a good size and parking is directly outside the property. If travelling with children we can highly recommend the following activities: Heads of Ayr Animal Farm Park Culvean Country Park Ayr sea front by the pavilion. A trip to Arran from Ardrossan. Great places to eat: Yasmins, Indian in Girvan. Cecchinis, Italian in Ayr Little Rock, cafe bar in Brodick Pavilion cafe in Ayr Souters Inn in Kirkoswald (expensive by very nice)

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Steve - Verified booking

We had a wonderful week at Culzean Castle in South Segganwell Cottage.

We took our two dachshunds and they quickly settled in. Although itâs 100 steps down from the car park we only went back up them a couple of times during the whole week. We mainly walked along the beach and upwards past the gas house to the castle or North along the beach towards Dunure. The castle grounds are excellent, and take time to go inside Culzean Castle itself, the guides are really friendly and are well informed about the history of the place. Segganwell cottage was perfect, beautifully clean and very warm. Lots of towels and a comfy bed. You will need to take more loo rolls if staying for more than a couple of days but everything else is there including some great smelling shower gels and shampoos. Also there is a hairdryer provided. We took some spare towels and blankets for the dogs and be aware that when it rains the water creeps under the front door so have an old towel ready. The sea views are amazing, it was so lovely to wake up to the waves splashing on the shore. Everyday we saw different wildlife including ducks, a resident swan and a blue heron. The weather was great even when it rained we still got out and enjoyed the walks and the fantastic scenery. We definitely recommend this place for a quiet getaway.

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Fergus - Verified booking

Our 5th stay at the Segganwell cottages over a 20 year period.

As ever the location is one of the most spectacular and special we have ever encountered. The cottages have recently had new kitchens and bathrooms installed which are great. However, the kitchen did have absolutely no space to put food other than in the fridge, and the selection of crockery was not great. Also, for those who have travelled a fair distance and arrive late in the evening it would be good if there were a couple of firelighters and a few logs to get you going on a cold evening without having to go out again. We visited the cottage before children, 3 times with young children and on this occasion with older teenagers when we booked both cottages. It is the most amazing location and experience for children, our children have fantastic memories of Culzean, as do the children of friends we have stayed there with. Flicking through the visitors book we are not the only people to have had this experience, it is full of repeat visitors and children with wonderful memories. My point here is why have you removed the bunk beds ? Children can no longer visit and experience the wonders of these glorious cottages. As I said earlier we stayed as a couple before children and having bunk beds in the alcove was absolutely not an issue.

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Holiday Cottages in Ayrshire

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Ayrshire Cottages

Prestwick

Monkton Road Prestwick - Golf Open 24

Ref: S986379

Girvan

Rothiemay

Ref: S603436

Reviews 19

Maybole

1 Bed Cottage in Maybole

Ref: S802306

Maybole

South Segganwell - Culzean Castle

Ref: S282710

Reviews 43

Stair

The Stables at Daldorch

Ref: S1018960

Reviews 3

Ayr

2 Bed Cottage in Ayr

Ref: S592631

Girvan

Brunston Castle Lodge

Ref: S93070

Reviews 34

Turnberry

Ailsa Shores

Ref: S368013

Reviews 57

Girvan

Honesty Cottage

Ref: S277539

Reviews 45

Girvan

22 Turnberry Road

Ref: S776496

Reviews 26

Mauchline

The Barn at Daldorch

Ref: S882804

Reviews 3

Maybole

North Firbank - Culzean Castle

Ref: S521294

Reviews 22

Maybole

2 Bed Cottage in Ayr

Ref: S1064924

Monkton

Links Quay 42, Prestwick, Ayr

Ref: S135555

Reviews 11

Girvan

Meadowbank

Ref: S244412

Reviews 49

Ayr

Pant Farmhouse, Ayr

Ref: S136528

Reviews 6

Girvan

Brunston Castle

Ref: S375331

Reviews 15

Ayr

4 Bed Cottage in Ayr

Ref: S592629

Straiton

Freedom Fields - Bluebell

Ref: S1014355

Straiton

Heather - Uk34841

Ref: S420648

Girvan

Beachcomber Apartment

Ref: S1026336

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