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The Gailes Hotel Old Loans Inn The Waterside Hotel Si! Café:Bar:Restaurant Gailes Golf:Leisure:Spa A Warm SimpsInns Welcome SimpsInns is the family owned hospitality group with award winning hotels, restaurants, bars, golf and leisure in Ayrshire. Choose any of our four- This 2017 Small Hotel of the Year is a Si! Café:Bar:Restaurant is a stylish and star properties with key locations beside some of the best links golf courses popular choice with all visitors, who relaxed restaurant and event venue in in Scotland. SimpsInns really is your perfect accommodation provider in enjoy its contemporary country pub Irvine. With jaw-dropping design and Ayrshire. We look forward to welcoming you. feel and some of the finest bedrooms bespoke features at every turn, Si! is in Ayrshire. The Old Loans Inn is just Irvine’s venue of choice. Excellent food minutes from Royal Troon and ideally and drink options, plus some of the finest situated in the village of Loans to local provenance with innovative and Karen and Malcolm Simpson explore everything Ayrshire has to offer. delicious dishes available all day. Join us SimpsInns Enjoy quality food any time of the day; at Si! any time of the day, whether it’s for a Main Street, Loans, Troon, KA10 7EX relax by the wood burning fire or take Kilwinning Road, Irvine, KA12 8RU hearty breakfast, a lunchtime snack or an oldloansinn.co.uk time out in the sunken beer garden. si-restaurant.co.uk evening meal and cocktails. Hotel of the Year Winner 2017 Scottish Golf Tourism Awards There are few better locations than the stunning Waterside Hotel with Gailes Golf:Leisure:Spa is a wonderful golf, sporting and leisure complex Ideally situated in the heart of Ayrshire and literally enveloped by three of the panoramic views across the Firth of Clyde and beyond to Arran. The as part of the Gailes Resort experience. Gailes Golf:Leisure:Spa is only a finest courses on Scotland’s west coast; Dundonald Links, venue for the 2017 Waterside has a full selection of room types, ranging from deluxe rooms short drive from all our hotels and residents at all SimpsInns hotels enjoy Scottish Open is across the road, Gailes Links is next door and Western Gailes and suites to ensure a most comfortable stay at this wonderful four-star complimentary use of the gym, spa and relaxation area, while treatments is no more than par five away. The Gailes enjoys 40 luxury bedrooms, stunning property. The Waterside is minutes from the ferry to Arran making it the and massages can be booked. Work on your golf game at the floodlit Penthouse accommodation and excellent dining options at our relaxed perfect base to visit Arran and explore ‘Scotland in Miniature’. The Waterside driving range, play the nine hole course area or take a lesson with our restaurant and bar. Easy transport links to this great four-star property. is also a short drive along the coast to majestic locations such as Loch resident PGA professionals in the teaching studio. Lomond, a great day trip before ralxing in comfort at The Waterside. Marine Drive, Irvine, KA11 5AE Small Hotel of the Year Winner Ardrossan Road, West Kilbride, KA23 9NG Marine Drive, Irvine, KA11 5AE gaileshotel.com 2017 Scottish Golf Tourism Awards watersideayrshire.com gailesgolfleisure.com Find Us Discover Ayrshire A Taste of Scotland SIMPSINNS - AYRSHIRE, SCOTLAND Things to See and Do: Getting to Ayrshire Scottish Heritage ● Robert Burns Birthplace Museum ● Prestwick Int Airport (3 miles) Sí! ● Glasgow Int Airport (27 miles) ● Ayr Racecourse ...and a wee dram ● Edinburgh Int Airport (70 miles) ● Cycling (Ayrshire Coast Cycleway, National Cycle Network) ● StenaLine Ferry - to Belfast (56 miles) ● Island hopping (Arran, Cumbrae, Skye and more) No trip to Ayrshire would be complete without AYRSHIRE ● Culzean Castle and Country Park experiencing some of the rich cultural heritage on the doorstep or sampling some of the country’s ● Whisky tasting (Arran Distillery) MEETING YOUR EVERY NEED finest whisky. Ayrshire is blessed with iconic visitor ● Easy Access to Loch Lomond STAY AND PLAY, destinations such as the stunning Culzean Castle AYRSHIRE HOSPITALITY AT ITS BEST ● Scottish Maritime Museum and Country Park (pictured below). Or why not take ● Eglinton Country Park time to visit the Robert Burns Museum in Alloway and read up on Scotland’s WINE AND DINE ● Smugglers’ Trail National Bard at the interactive visitor centre? The Maritime Museum in Irvine, ● Beach Walks (Troon, Irvine, West Kilbride) the colourful Kelburn Castle in Largs or an island-hopping whisky tasting ● Kelburn Castle and Estate MAKING experience are just some of the many things to do in Ayrshire. And let’s not ● Heads of Ayr Farm Park WAVES forget the stunning beach and countryside walks too with the Smugglers’ Trail ● Dundonald Castle MAP OF IN AYRSHIRE literally passing the front door of the Old Loans Inn. ● Ayrshire walks (River Ayr Walk, Ayr Coastal Path and more) SCOTLAND gaileshotel.com oldloansinn.co.uk ● Dumfries House ● Scottish Dark Sky Conservatory Ayrshire and Arran ● Dean Castle Country Park ● Brodick Castle Perfect Destination WE ARE HERE There is so much more to Ayrshire than the abundance of championship golf courses. Scotland’s west coast is blessed with miles of majestic beaches, rolling si-restaurant.co.uk watersideayrshire.com countryside and national forest parks. The great outdoors is always within touching distance, yet the bright lights of the region’s vibrant towns, packed full of bars and restaurants, is never far away. It’s a heady combination that makes Ayrshire such a popular choice for golf and leisure breaks. ‘Capitalising on our Coastline’ is a new initiative that celebrates Ayrshire’s wonderful coastline Ayrshire Golf at its Best and beach walks. Enjoy Irvine with its maritime past, the bustling town of Largs, gailesgolfleisure.com ● Royal Troon ● Kilmarnock (Barassie) Troon for its boutique shops and coffee ● Turnberry ● Irvine (Bogside) houses or take time in Ayr, the region’s ● Prestwick (Old) ● Prestwick St Nicholas primary town. The Isle of Arran is just a short ferry trip away with great golf and Marine Drive, Irvine, Ayrshire, KA11 5AE ● Dundonald Links ● Troon (Darley/Lochgreen/Fullarton) whisky tasting on offer or why not climb T: +44 (0) 1294 204040 E: [email protected] W: simpsinns.com ● Western Gailes ● Belleisle The Riverside Inn - Coming Soon ● Gailes Links ● West Kilbride Goatfell, the highest peak on the island known as ‘Scotland In Miniature’. simpsinns.com (Please note: this is a sample of the many golf courses in Ayrshire) Scottish Golf Tourism Awards.
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