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"I live 10 minutes from this property and would book over and over in a heartbeat.A fantastic place to spend with family of all ages and if you have dogs,youve won a watch.Absolutely everything was there that we needed.Super sized bedrooms with one of the most comfiest superking sized beds in the master..We celebrated my sons 18th birthday and the pool table alone was the main attraction for him and his brothers.We had a lovely sunday dinner with all the trimmings at the massive dining table...

Post Office House, with Holy Loch behind.

"Very comfortable and enjoyable stay in a great area of Argyle. Michael was a great host, and having made sure we were comfortably settled left us to enjoy the peace and tranquility that this part of the world offers. Saw the otter at the end of the pier on our first day and loved watching the Oyster Catchers at work on the beach. We will definitely be back."

"This flat is wonderful with amazing sea views. Well appointed and a good heating system. We had a lovely week discovering Bute. Recommend the weekly jam session at the Anchor At Port Ballantine. Most places accept dogs and there’s some good food to be had in local cafes and bars."

Frequently asked questions

Searching for B&Bs in Skelmorlie?

If you’re looking for something a little more offbeat than the traditional hotel experience, a stay at a bed and breakfast might be the perfect option for your trip. When you want to explore some of the destination’s attractions, Ayrshire Coastal Path Finish is worth a visit.

How do you know if a B&B is the best choice for your stay?

With attentive service, opportunities to meet guests from other places, and hearty breakfasts, B&Bs provide a truly one-of-a-kind environment.

When should I book my B&B in Skelmorlie?

When you’re dreaming of a stay in Skelmorlie, be sure to take into account the year-round temperatures. The hottest months are usually July and August with an average temp of 56°F, while the coldest months are January and February with an average of 41°F. The rainiest months in Skelmorlie are October, December, November, and January, with each month seeing an average of 7 inches of rainfall.

What is there to do in Skelmorlie?

When you want to explore some things to do in Skelmorlie, consider a visit to Ayrshire Coastal Path Finish. You might also consider a trip to sites like Loch Lomond or Dunoon Ferry Terminal if you have time to see more of the area.

How can I get to and around Skelmorlie?

Mapping out your trip in and around Skelmorlie is easy with these transportation options. Fly into Glasgow International Airport (GLA), which is located 17.6 mi (28.4 km) away from the city center. Otherwise, you can search for flights to Glasgow (PIK-Prestwick), which is 27.1 mi (43.6 km) away. If you’d like to venture out around the area, consider renting a car to take in more sights.

Recent reviews of Skelmorlie hotels
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5/5 Excellent

Good staff and good place to stay

"At in superb grounds and a golf course, as you drive up the long entrance road and look at the view over the Firth of Clyde you will be delighted. Checkin was quick and the team there extremely helpful. Comfortable room and bed only thing missing is air conditioning as it was a warm night. Breakfast was a hot and cold buffet with plenty of choice. Due to the amount of stairs and no lift (elevator for the Americans) to get to the rooms I suspect it’s not accessible to all but there may be rooms on the ground floor which are. All in all a good place to stay and the staff are excellent. "

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