Initial reaction on entering the hotel is to turn around and leave. No reception area, just a dingy hallway with a frosted glass door to one side. No sign advising how to check in, but a push button beside the door. After pushing this button a man appeared and showed me into the bar to check in. I was shown... More

The room was damp and cold, Needs redecorated and carpets need changing.floral plugin overpowering. had four singlebeds in one room and only one chair.Feels like a mans hotel.stag do or football crowd would like it. However very clean beds and towels. Have to have breakfast before 9.30 on a sunday morning. Waiter looked as if he couldn,t wait to get... More

Booked an en-suite for the three days we were up to see the Kilmarnock game. For £60 per nite B & B I did n't expect the earth but did expect more than the tiniest of rooms with just one chair and not so much as a wardrobe or cupboard in sight, there was n't room for iether to be... More

I stayed at this hotel for a week and couldn't have expected more from a B&B. The room was spotlessly clean as was the bathroom. The staff are very friendly. I didn't have the cooked breakfast and settled for cereals instead with coffee and orange juice. The room I had was towards the rear and was very quiet which is... More

Fine family run establishment - friendly and helpful staff. Very clean - bedrooms immaculate and well appointed. Bar with a wide range of quality lagers at a fair price. Most helpful with local travel and eatery information. In all a very good value for money establishment.

We arrived in Ayr somewhat stressed, without reservations, having to drop off our rental car and catch a ferry in the morning. St. Andrews Hotel solved all my anxiety! They booked us into a very large room with a huge bathroom, and then they served us a couple pints in their lovely, atmospheric pub. The bartenders were helpful with bus... More