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Tel code: 01292 | code search
Postcode: KA9 | code search
Population: 14800
Council: South Ayrshire
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Prestwick is a town in south Ayrshire, situated near Ayr and Troon. Prestwick is the oldest Royal burgh in Scotland with the charter dated 1600.
Prestwick is famous for its International Airport and as the home of golf.
The airfield was developed in 1935 and used during World War II as an RAF Headquarters before becoming Glasgow Prestwick International Airport. In 1960 Elvis Presley, had a two hour stop-over here during his National Service.
Golf has been popular since the Old Course opened in 1851. The first Open Championship was hosted here in 1860.
The Chapel of St Ninian was the site of a leper hospital founded by Robert I. Bruce’s Well is situated next to the church, Bruce is said to have drunk from the well to cure his skin disease.
Prestwick is a popular tourist resort with sea-front, in the heart of Robert Burns Country, with hotels, guest houses, pubs, cafés, restaurants, churches and many attractions of historic interest. The town has a variety of shops and amenities, in the town-centre stands the ancient market cross and the Town Hall built in1837 with gothic spire. Prestwick has a swimming pool, health and fitness clubs, tennis, bowling, cricket, golf clubs and a kid’s entertainment centre on the esplanade.
Care Home
Queens Nursing Home
Classes
Dance - Claire Gibson School of Dance
Yoga - Pat Beecham
Cottage
Arran View
Fairways Cottages
Dentist
Blair H Anderson
Dental Surgery
Estate Agent
Birrell Estate Agency
Hoppers Estate Agency Limited
Golf Club
Prestwick Golf Course
Prestwick St Cuthbert
Prestwick St Nicholas
Health and Fitness Club
Fitness with a View
Holiday Park
Prestwick Holiday Park
Pub and Bar
Central Bar
Flanagans
Kings Arms
Self-Catering
Fairways Cottages
Solicitor
Elizabeth Welsh
Taxi
Abba Taxis
Lion Taxis
Nighthawk Taxis Ltd
Prestwick Black Taxis
Streamline Taxis
Vet
Dalblair
Sports Clubs
Ayrshire/Prestwick CC (Cricket)
Shops
M B Kennedy
Pets Aquarium & Fishing Tackle
Town & Country Pets
Toll Pharmacy
R Urquhart
Helen Dobson
Well Heeled
Kid’z Play
Make N Take
Beau Interiors
Activities
Ayrodynamic RT(Cycling)
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Fernbank Guest House
(0.12 miles)
Fernbank Guest House offers quality accommodation in this family run guest house. The guest house itself is a traditional Edwardian Villa with many orginal features. With free, off-road parking during your stay, we are superbly ...
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The Hollies
(0.19 miles)
A fine Victorian Townhouse retaining many exquisite period features, The Hollies is a timeless bed and breakfast offering elegant accommodation. Bringing together the very best of traditional Scottish architecture and contemporary design.
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Golf View
(0.27 miles)
Prestwick's only 4 Star Guest House situated 200 yards from the beach and town centre. Family-run home dating from 1870 retaining many original features. Unrivalled view over Prestwick Golf Course (scene of the first Open ...
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Fairways Cottages
(0.27 miles)
Located immediately opposite Prestwick Old Course are 3 purpose-built cottages for those wishing the flexibility of self-catering accommodation.
Completed in May 2004, each cottage has a bedroom with two single beds, a lounge with a ...
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Prestwick Guest House
(0.42 miles)
Being the closest accommodation to Glasgow Prestwick International Airport (1 minute by car) Prestwick Guest House offers unique convienience for the airport and Prestwick Town centre.
One minute walk from the guest house and you ...
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Appletree B&B
(0.44 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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The Dormie House
(0.50 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
(0.95 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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Premier Inn Ayr
(1.42 miles)
Surrounded by beaches, only 5 miles (8 km) from Ayr's town centre and only 2 miles (3.2 km) from Glasgow Prestwick Airport, the hotel offers comfortable, great-value rooms and free parking.
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Beechwood Guest House
(1.63 miles)
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