Ayrshire county area is one of the most exciting tourist spots of Scotland. There are a number of attractive places for the tourist to visit. Things to see at Ayrshire include the medieval architecture, wildlife reserve, bird sanctuary, museum, literary site, burns' cottage & museum, dam, bridge, waterway, popular cemeteries, opera house, theatrical hall, castles, chateaus, palaces, botanical gardens, nautical museum, Irvine Mary mass festival, Scottish maritime museum, and many more.

Arysihre county area offers world class stay for visitors. The hotels and guest houses are lavishly furnished and come at affordable prices. There are accommodations for every class of people visiting the historic place. Some of the superb places of stay accredited with five stars by the Scottish tourist board include Enterkine Country House a country house hotel at Annbank; Lochgreen House Hotel at Troon; and Cosses Country House at Ballantrae. These amiably located paradises on earth could cost you somewhere from £75 to £175.

When it comes to four-star accommodation at Ayrshire, the choices are very wide. Some of the elite class hotels include Alt-Na-Craig, Hollybush; Dunlay House, Ailsa Place; Fairfield House Hotel, Fairfield Road; Cosses Country House, Ballantrae; Lochgreen House Hotel, Troon; Enterkine Country House, Annbank; Park Hotel, Kilmarnock; Moorpark House Hotel, Kilbirnie; Daviot Guest House, Queens Terrace; and many more. The cost of stay for a couple at these cozy hotels ranges from £35 to £105/night.

Places offering economy class accommodations with best comforts are as follows: Coila Guest House, Ayr; Turas-Mara Guesthouse, Ayr; Parkstone Hotel, Prestwick; Harbourside Hotel - B&B, Irvine; Irvine Guest House; Marina Inn, Irvine; St Andrews Guest House, Irvine; The 50C, Troon; The Hollies, Prestwick; 8 Regent Park, Prestwick; Abbey Cottage, Prestwick; Kilkerran Guest House, Ayr; The Elms Court Hotel, Ayr; Chalmers Bed & Breakfast, Ayr; and many more offer comfy stay at prices ranging from £20 to £40/night’s stay.