The Queens Hotel

The Queens Hotel in Largs Ayrshire, offers 15 stylish and comfortable rooms, thirteen are en-suite. The front rooms in the Queens hotel have a spectacular views across the sea to the Island of Bute, Great Cumbrae and the Island of Arran. Food is served in the Restaurant to residents, the Bar is freshly decorated, has a welcoming atmosphere and a wide choice of beers and spirits. We have a TV lounge were you can relax and enjoy the spectacular views. There is also seating outside on our patio where you can enjoy a drink, weather permitting of course. Golf packages available.

9 Brisbane street
Largs
North Ayrshire
KA30 8QW

TEL: 01475675311

Brisbane House Hotel

On the sea front In Largs, one of the most famous towns in North Ayrshire, the Brisbane House Hotel offers panoramic views of the Clyde and its islands. It has just 24 stylish en-suite bedrooms with free Wi-fi, Sky TV and direct dial telephones. The Brisbane Suite and Henry's Bar & Restaurant, where the menus include traditional Scottish dishes, feature floor-to-ceiling glass and coastal views. The Brisbane House Hotel is the ideal place for short breaks, with many of Ayrshire’s finest golf courses within a 30-minute drive.

Seamill Hydro Hotel and Resort

On the sea front and originally founded as a sanatorium in 1879 – where guests took the ‘baths’ to relieve conditions like rheumatism and sciatica and the swimming pool was filled with seawater – Seamill Hydro Hotel has a long history as a health spa resort. Today, however, the spa is just part of a popular modern family-run hotel with well-tended gardens, a private sandy beach, and a choice of places to eat some of the best of Ayrshire’s produce, while enjoying magnificent views of Arran, Ailsa Craig and the Firth of Clyde.

Burnhouse Manor Hotel

Just 20 miles from both Glasgow and Prestwick airports, Burnhouse Manor is a small country house hotel near the town of Beith (8 miles north of Irvine). Its extensive gardens afford views of the beautiful rolling countryside, while its elegant bedrooms and spacious lounges offer the perfect location for relaxing and enjoying a meal after a day playing any one of the many fine Ayrshire golf courses or exploring the other delights of Burns Country.

Menzies Irvine Hotel

Just off the A78 on the eastern outskirts of Irvine and only 7 miles from Prestwick Airport, the Menzies Irvine is the perfect location if you want to practice your swing before visiting some of the Ayrshire golf courses within a few minutes’ drive of your hotel. As well as its 9-hole junior course, it has an indoor lagoon pool and Jacuzzi, a cocktail bar and brasserie restaurant offering mouth-watering food from locally-sourced ingredients.

Annfield House Hotel

With three championship Ayrshire golf courses on its doorstep, the Annfield House Hotel on the banks of the river in Irvine is an old country house style of building boasting modern facilities. It provides a friendly Scottish welcome, excellent home-made food and high quality service.

Gailes Hotel

Just 3 miles south of Irvine and close to Troon, the privately-owned Gailes Hotel is the perfect location for Ayrshire golf and leisure breaks. With the adjacent driving range, 9-hole and pitch&putt courses, the Gailes has three championship courses on its doorstep (Dundonald, Western Gailes and Glasgow Gailes), making it the ideal base for an Ayrshire golf holiday. It has elegant modern accommodation, with very well-appointed rooms and the menu in its Zest Restaurant offers a range from contemporary to simple and traditional – all using local produce where possible.

Marina Inn

In the lively harbour area just west of Irvine town, the budget Marina Inn offers spacious, comfortable rooms with en suite facilities, flat-screen TV, Freeview channels and DVD player. Some of the rooms also enjoy a beautiful harbour view.

Harbourside Hotel

The Harbourside Hotel is in the cosmopolitan harbour area of Irvine, yet close to the town centre. A budget hotel, the Harbourside offers good quality, inexpensive accommodation in a lively accessible part of town, just a few yards from the sandy beach and very near the train station.

Park Hotel

The modern, luxurious 4-Star Park Hotel, to the southwest of Kilmarnock town centre, has a reputation for being innovative, offering excellent service and good value for money – all with the traditionally warm Ayrshire welcome.

Fenwick Hotel

In a historic, picturesque country village, the boutique Fenwick Hotel has 29 luxury en-suite bedrooms and stylish, contemporary public areas. With a restaurant famed for its blend of Eastern and Western cuisine, it proximity to the main M77 road through North Ayrshire, means it is the perfect location from which to enjoy your Ayrshire golf holiday.

Marine Hotel

Among the better known of the Ayrshire golf hotels, the luxury Marine Hotel is a few minutes’ walk from the centre of Troon and overlooks the 17th & 18th holes on the Royal Troon course. With stunning views across the Firth of Clyde to Arran and beyond, the Marine is just 5 miles from Prestwick and 30 miles from Glasgow. Most of the Championship Ayrshire golf courses, including at Turnberry and Prestwick are within only a few minutes’ drive and the hotel itself offers high-quality fine dining, spa and beauty treatment facilities as well as swimming pool, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi and fully-equipped gym.

Lochgreen House Hotel

Sitting in 30 acres of woodland and well-maintained gardens which run parallel to Royal Troon and enjoying views over the Portland and Lochgreen golf courses, Lochgreen House hotel is perfect for those wanting total immersion in the Ayrshire golf scene while staying in a luxury country house hotel. It has comfortable lounges and public rooms, well-appointed bedrooms and menus featuring dishes created from local produce, Lochgreen House is situated less than 2 miles from Troon town centre and within easy reach of Glasgow and Prestwick Airports.

Highgrove House Hotel

This small country house hotel is on a hill overlooking the Ayrshire coastal town of Troon and just 5 minutes’ drive from Prestwick Airport. Highgrove House is particularly popular with golfers as it is close to many championship courses and its menus, comfortable lounges and general ambience all combine to make it a delightful base for anyone wanting to relax after sampling the rigours of the renowned Ayrshire golf links.

South Beach Hotel

This privately-owned and run hotel on the sea front enjoys the perfect location, overlooking the Firth of Clyde’s sandy beaches at Troon and between the Royal Troon golf course and the town centre. The South Beach Hotel is renowned for its friendly atmosphere.

Anchorage Hotel

Dating back to 1812 and the oldest licensed premises in Troon, the Anchorage Hotel overlooks the marina and harbour and offers superb views of Arran. The perfect base for your Ayrshire golf holiday, with almost 20 courses within easy reach, the Anchorage Hotel offers warming fires, a large garden area and a warm welcome.

Piersland House Hotel

The 4-star Piersland House Hotel overlooks the Portland course, one of the many fine golf courses around Troon. It is set in beautiful landscaped gardens just south of the town centre, the Piersland has been described as a “country house by the sea”, offering well-appointed rooms and a superb restaurant.

Old Loans Inn

Today, an award-winning boutique hotel in the village of Loans, just 1.5 miles east of Troon, the Old Loans Inn was originally an 18th-century coaching inn and still retains the best of that old-world charm in the 21st-century luxury expected of a 4-star hotel.

Prestwick Old Course Hotel

This golf-themed hotel is situated opposite Prestwick Old Course Golf Club – home of the first ever ‘Open Championship’ in 1860 – and with stunning views over the golf course itself and the beach, Firth of Clyde and Arran beyond. Just a few minutes’ walk from Prestwick town centre and the train station and only a two-minute drive from Prestwick Airport, the Prestwick Old Course Hotel retains many of the original features of its 19th-century establishment, including a stained glass window and the golf coat of arms on the front of the building.

Parkstone Hotel

Right on the sea front, the Parkstone Hotel is close to three great golf clubs and courses – Prestwick and St Nicholas are adjacent, while St Cuthbert is just a few minutes away. If you want to sample some of the best of Ayrshire golf without moving far, then the Parkstone Hotel is the perfect location.

North Beach Hotel

Situated on Links Road, overlooking Prestwick Golf Club, the North Beach Hotel enjoys longstanding and an enviable reputation for its friendliness, restaurant cuisine and general ambience.

Fernbank Guest House

In Prestwick’s main street, the family-run Fernbank Guest House retains many of the original features of this traditional Edwardian house. With free, off-street parking and only a short walk from two of Prestwick’s golf courses, Fernbank has high quality en suite, fully soundproofed rooms and offers guests a good Scottish breakfast made using many locally-sourced products.

Prestwick Guest House

Conveniently situated on Monkton Road just at the start of the town centre, Prestwick Guest House has elegant en suite rooms, with stylish period décor. The organic and/or ethically-sourced Fair Trade breakfasts are designed to be served and eaten in your room or, alternatively, ready to go. Free parking is available for short stays if pre-booked; secure paid-for parking is available for those staying longer.

Golf View

The Golf View guest house enjoys a unique view – across the 14th & 18th greens of Prestwick Golf Course, the home of the first Open Championship and just a short walk from the town centre. The highly-appointed en suite rooms and private guest lounge combine the luxury and comfort you’d expect in the 21st century with the elegance and charm of the Victorian period of the building. There is free off-road parking.

Lochside House Hotel

Set within 20 acres of land and overlooking not one, but two small lochs (names), the Lochside House Hotel is inland between Prestwick and Ayr, just off the A70. Originally built as a shooting lodge by the Marquis of Bute, so enjoying stunning countryside views, Lochside House has been thoroughly modernised and, with its luxury spa and adjacent 9-hole course, it is ideally located for Ayrshire golf, touring and relaxing holidays.

Stair Inn

In the pretty country village of Stair, just 7 miles north-east of Ayr, The Stair Inn is a small authentic Scottish country inn where you will enjoy truly warm and welcoming hospitality. Having been refurbished to modern standards, the Stair Inn retains many of its original features, with a log fire in the cosy bar and a lovely dining room for slightly more formal dining. In the very heart of Burns Country, the Stair Inn is convenient for exploring as well as for playing many of the Ayrshire golf links courses.

Enterkine House Hotel

Enterkine House, situated 5 miles east of Ayr off the B742, is a luxury country house hotel built in the 1930s as a private house. This “informally formal” country house hotel is just 10 minutes’ drive from Prestwick Airport (30 minutes from Glasgow Airport) and offers fine dining and very comfortable accommodation in a relaxing location, all in the heart of Burns Country and within easy reach of the best of the Ayrshire golf courses.

Carlton Hotel

This recently refurbished budget hotel, just over a mile south of the town centre, is located where Prestwick merges into Ayr. It offers a comfortable and relaxed environment, with the modern décor of its public rooms complemented by contemporary artworks.

Fairfield House Hotel

With spectacular views across the Firth of Clyde to Arran, Fairfield House Hotel sits right on the seafront in Ayr and offers the perfect combination of traditional Scottish country house hospitality with luxurious furnishings and modern facilities, with an award-winning restaurant.

Mercure Ayr (former Ramada Jarvis)

A short walk from the centre of Ayr and overlooking the seafront promenade, many rooms at the Mercure Ayr enjoy splendid views of Arran and the Mull of Kintyre across the Firth of Clyde. All the rooms are well-equipped and the hotel has both a health club and a golf simulator – for those needing some practice before heading for some of the many challenging Ayrshire golf courses within easy reach.

Old Racecourse Hotel

Perfectly situated in a residential area just south of Ayr town centre and a few moments’ walk to the beach, the Old Racecourse Hotel also has its own private gardens, making it an ideal base for an Ayrshire golf holiday or for visiting the many delights of Burns Country and the Ayrshire coastal resorts.

Western House Hotel

Situated in the grounds of Ayr Racecourse, to the north of the town centre, the 4-star, award-winning Western House Hotel offers luxury accommodation. Set in beautifully-landscaped gardens, it offers 49 Executive Suites and Classic bedrooms and the menus at its 2-rosette Jockey Club restaurant feature locally-sourced produce.

Station Hotel

A Victorian railway station hotel, Ayr’s Station Hotel is in the centre of town, overlooking Burns Statue Square. With 71 well-equipped en-suite bedrooms, the hotel has a traditional lounge bar offering a wide range of drinks, including many Scottish malt whiskies, and the Arran restaurant serves a blend of Scottish and European cuisine.

Horizon Hotel

Situated on the Esplanade, overlooking the beach, the Horizon Hotel offers a range of refurbished, well-equipped accommodation to suit all budgets. In the Vista Bar & Restaurant you can enjoy panoramic views across the Clyde to Arran while sampling classic Scottish cuisine made from locally-sourced ingredients.

Ayrshire & Galloway Hotel

Situated overlooking Burns Statue Square in Killoch Place, the Ayrshire & Galloway Hotel is right at the heart of Ayr town centre and all its amenities. Offering great value for money, this well-appointed and comfortably furnished hotel has 25 en-suite bedrooms, its Shire Bar is popular with locals and its Badge Bistro serves traditional Scottish food.

Hotel Kylestrome

The Victorian façade belies the bright, contemporary hotel within the Hotel Kylestrome. On Miller Road in the centre of Ayr, it is just a short walk away from the Esplanade and the beach. It has 13 well-appointed modern en-suite bedrooms and its Bar & Grill offer the visitor a value for money stay.

Elms Court Hotel

On Miller Road in the centre of Ayr, the 18-bedroom, family-run Elms Court Hotel is renowned for its stylish Rowan’s Bar & Restaurant. This intimate hotel offers a relaxed atmosphere, a warm welcome and friendly, helpful service.

Glenpark Guest House

A small guest house with its own bar/lounge and dining room for guests, the Glenpark is situated about 2 miles from the centre of Ayr, in the town’s southern outskirts, not far from Bellisle and Seafield Golf Courses.

The Miller House Guest House

On Miller Road in the centre of Ayr, the Miller House is a large Victorian B&B with its own private parking and a private guest entrance to the rear. Following a refurbishment, it now offers spacious contemporary en suite accommodation.

Coila Guest House

Less than 5 minutes from the town centre, Ayr’s Coila Guest House is a large Victorian house which has been upgraded to provide just four very large en suite rooms with excellent facilities and ample off-street parking. With an excellent kitchen, this family-run B&B is highly rated and enjoys many return guests, who feel it offers them a ‘home from home’.

Belmont Guest House

Situated in a quiet residential area of Ayr, with free on-street parking for its guests, the family-run Belmont Guest House offers a warm welcome. A few minutes’ walk from the town centre and the seafront, it has well-appointed en suite rooms, a large comfortable lounge and provides an excellent breakfast.

Burnside Guest House

In a Victorian terrace house, Burnside Guest House retains many period features and has been furnished with traditional furniture. Some of its well-appointed rooms have stunning sea views across to Arran. In a quiet conservation area close to both the town centre and the beach, the Burnside provides its guests with free parking permits for on-street parking.

Daviot House Guest House

Just a few yards from the beach in a residential area of Ayr, Daviot House is a small guest house, with tastefully tartan-themed, well-appointed rooms – which are either en suite or have their own private facilities. Accommodation is on a B&B basis, but packed lunches and snacks can be provided on request.

Langley Bank

The family-run Langley Bank guest house is a large Victorian house, situated within easy walking distance of the town centre and many local attractions. All its well-appointed rooms, including a family room, have en suite facilities and there is a private car park.

Inverlea Guest House

Situated in a quiet residential area, within an easy walk of both the Esplanade and Ayr town centre, the Inverlea Guest House has a selection of spacious, well-appointed and decorated rooms, all furnished to high standards. Ample private, secure parking is available for guests.

Savoy Park Hotel

Half a mile from the town centre, the 3-star Savoy Park Hotel is a family-run hotel which offers fresh homemade food and a friendly atmosphere, combined with professional service. Visitors can enjoy free use of the leisure facilities of the Citadel Leisure Centre a 10-minute walk away, or simply stroll down to the seafront to take in the views of Arran across the Firth of Clyde.

Chestnuts Hotel

Less than a mile south from Ayr town centre on Racecourse Road and with views over Seafield golf course, Chestnuts Hotel is a family-run hotel just a 2-minute walk from the beach. It has 14 comfortable en-suite bedrooms and the meals served in its restaurant, lounge bar and beer garden are all cooked to order, using fresh Ayrshire produce.

Ellisland Hotel

On Racecourse Road, just half a mile south of Ayr town centre, the Ellisland Hotel is a small luxurious town hotel, offering value for money without compromising on quality. The relaxing atmosphere of the public areas is complemented by the high quality of the bedrooms and suites. The restaurant offers a wide choice of dishes, prepared from locally-sourced ingredients.

Brig o’ Doon House Hotel

In the charming village of Alloway – birthplace of Robert Burns – less than 3 miles south of Ayr is the Brig o’ Doon House Hotel. On the site of a 19-century inn, this carefully restored and relaxing hotel, offers high-quality accommodation and traditional Scottish menus in the very heart of the Ayrshire golfer’s paradise.

Abbotsford Hotel

The Abbotsford Hotel sits on Corsehill Road, beside both Belleisle and Seafield golf courses. This family-run hotel is in a quiet residential area, about 10 minutes south of Ayr town centre, has 14 en-suite bedrooms and exudes a warm and friendly, relaxed atmosphere. The hotel’s Copper Bar, Bell’s Wynd restaurant, secluded garden terrace and beer garden are all popular with local residents as well as hotel guests.

Malin Court Hotel

Between the little village of Maidens and about a mile north of Turnberry and less than 30 minutes from Ayr, the Malin Court Hotel is set in acres of open grounds with views of the beautiful coastline and also the finest Ayrshire golf courses. It has an award-winning restaurant which offers the best of fresh, locally-sourced meat and seafood, all set in relaxed and high quality surroundings.

Turnberry Hotel

The Turnberry Hotel is one of the most-photographed of the Ayrshire hotels, with its location on the edge of the eponymous championship golf course and enjoying breathtaking views of Arran and Ailsa Craig. Recent extensive renovations have restored the hotel to its original vision, transforming its public rooms and accommodation. Turnberry offers all you would expect from an internationally-renowned luxury hotel.

Glenapp Castle

Nestling in over 35 acres of woodlands and gardens, on the more rugged South Ayrshire coast, Glenapp Castle is just an hour’s drive south of Ayr and 2 miles beyond the country town of Ballantrae. With spectacular views across the sea to Arran, Ailsa Craig and the Mull of Kintyre, this hidden gem of a luxury hotel offers stunningly-appointed rooms, outstanding cuisine, high quality service and, on the sea shore beneath the castle and sharing its views, is the spa.