Irvine Hotel Guide - Golf Hotels in Irvine, Scotland

Was great place to stay central to everything warm free wifi shower would go again

Finding the place was a bit tricky as its address indicates a certain road name but the name of the road changes shortly after finding it. You will definitely want your own transportation, trying to use public transport here won't do it. It was an interesting stay, nice pub, intriguing old house/estate. Didn't try the food so can't comment. Staff were helpful. Interior needs a new coat of paint and a few fixes here and there but it was comfortable and the rooms were nice. I read a few negative reviews but I'm not sure what they're talking about or what they're used to. This isn't a pristine 5 star resort somewhere but they talked about it like a dingy hostel or something; it's a nice place to stay.

Excellent dinning facilities and good food. Only short distances to travel to most historical sights in the area. We had a day trip to Sterling Castle.

We were only here for 1 night but the staff was amazing! They were very welcoming and we had fun chatting with "cuddles" :) The hotel is located about 10 blocks from the train station and is centrally located. Didnt eat at the restaurant but the drinks were nice and cold, beds comfortable and staff wonderful

I had dined in the restaurant with parents 2 years ago, and was delighted with that experience. On this occasion it was my parents' golden wedding anniversary so I didn't want to stay with them for the weekend. Event planning commenced in January 2016, and it was with some luck that 1 of the few rooms available in Ayr for the relevant weekend was at Carrick Lodge......and at a reasonable price for the summer. I had no plans to spend any lengthy period of time at the hotel each day, as I had socialising and shopping to do. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants within 15 minutes or so walk in Ayr town centre, so this was an ideal staging post. The train station is also within the same walking distance. My room was spacious and clean, with a large wall mounted tv (Freeview channels), tea and coffee.......and an ironing board and iron - perfect after the unpacking. The shower room / toilet were also spacious and comfortable. I established after my 1st night out, that the front door shuts around midnight, but there staff are on duty and will answer the doorbell. The hotel bar is open for as long as you want, and I took advantage of this on the 2nd night after the family celebrations. Breakfast was included in the price, but I didn't partake on either morning. However going back to my previous visit to the restaurant, I suspect that the quality of the food on offer would be good. No complaints, and I will return for another weekend of socialising in Ayr.

The friendly, extremely helpful hosts made the stay at their residence feel like a home away from home. Facilities were definitely up to par and I would definitely stay here again.

Good room in a semi-isolated area, you need a car for connections (or a cab.) We stayed here to catch an early return flight.

Overall we had a lovely break however we were disappointed with the comfort of the bed, it was really hard. Also we had paid for an executive room, the size of the room was good but it was only a double bed, we would really have expected a king size bed at the very least. That being said we had a lovely stay and would definitely go back if we could get a room with a king size comfortable bed!

The main hotel is an older estate that has been upgraded beautifully. The staff was great, food was good in the restaurant and bar and the wait staff were friendly. The rooms are large and in good condition. Would highly recommend.

A nice friendly hotel with small but comfortable rooms and good food.