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Annbank is a village in south Ayrshire in Scotland close to the east Ayrshire border situated 5 miles east of Ayr close to the River Ayr.
Originally a mining community Annbank is now popular with tourists and is an ideal base for visiting the attractions of Ayrshire. Surrounded by beautiful countryside and dairy farms the village has shops and amenities, a village hall, park, sports-complex and bowling club. There are many hotels, holiday accommodation and places to eat in and around the area.
The wildlife reserve is at nearby Enterkine Estate and Rozelle House Galleries has interesting art and museum collections of Ayr.
Annebank once had a train service direct to the scenic sandy beaches and Ayr Harbour to catch the last sea-going paddle-steamer the PS Waverly to cruise up and down the Clyde, although the rail-link is no longer in operation the paddle-steamer is still a main attraction in this premier coastal resort.
Ayr Racecourse is a top racing centre home to the Scottish Grand National and there are Walkabout Ayr Tours around the auld toon (older part of town). This part of the country has strong association with Robert Burns with the Burns Heritage Park, Burns House Museum and the birthplace, Burns Cottage.
Nearby Troon has a sailing-centre offering sea-angling trips, yachting and the famous Royal Troon Golf Course host of the UK Open Championship.
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Annbank Arms
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Braefoot Stores
The Village Store
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Enterkine
(0.69 miles)
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This five star property is special. Approached by a long, winding avenue flanked by mature trees, you feel like you are leaving the real world behind. The trees part to ...
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Stair Inn
(2.12 miles)
Following a recent tasteful refurbishment, expect, and enjoy, lovely country ensuite bedrooms with many quaint and individual touches, epitomizing the tranquil pastoral nature of the setting. Families are welcome. The area is a mecca for ...
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Travelodge Ayr
(2.61 miles)
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The Travelodge Ayr is ideally located for exploring the beautiful Ayr Coast and close to Ayr Racecourse, Ayr town centre which is 1.5 miles away, Ayr Gaiety Theatre, Burns Cottage Museum, ... more
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Express By Holiday Inn
(2.61 miles)
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Welcome to Express by Holiday Inn Ayr. Opened March 2008. Budget hotel accommodation in Ayr of the highest quality, close to Prestwick Airport, convenient for some of the world's most ... more
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Adamton House Hotel
(3.48 miles)
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Resting within 17 acres of grounds, Adamton House Hotel reopened its doors early December '09. Accessed along a quiet country lane, Adamton is less than 2 miles from Glasgow Prestwick ... more
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Western House Hotel & Lodge
(3.69 miles)
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The hotel is situated within walking distance of Ayr town centre with lively clubs and bars, Theme Park and beach. The Jockey Club Lounge and Restaurant offers modern Scottish dining ... more
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Afton Villa Bed & Breakfast
(3.72 miles)
Providing bed and breakfast accommodation in Ayr, Scotland, Afton Villa B&B offers you a warm and friendly welcome in an attractive, recently modernised Victorian guest house. The bed and breakfast has large, comfortable rooms ...
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The Dormie House
(3.72 miles)
Delightful modern 4 star boutique guest house set in private grounds in a peaceful setting. With Sky Sports, Wifi and Guest computer, and self-serve bar facilities, our guest lounge is a gret place to chill ...
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The Carlton Hotel
(3.73 miles)
The hotel was purchased in February 2008 by present owners Robert and Vivien Kyle who have now completed a full refurbishment program. Recently finished are the 40 guest bedrooms which offer comfortable and modern ... more
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Appletree B&B
(3.74 miles)
At the Appletree Guest House we pride ourselves on providing guests with a warm Scottish welcome, comfortable beds and excellent breakfasts. TripAdvisor rate the Appletree Guest Hous as being the number one bed and breakfast ...
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