Elms Court Hotel
Ayr Accommodation
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Psychic Night with Sally Buxton and guest starts 7.30pm Thusday 15th April 2010 £10 per ticket on sale now from the hotel reception Tel +44 (0) 1292 264 191 Meal deal £15 (includes ticket & main course)
Golfers are spoilt for choice as there are many courses within a short drive from the hotel, including world famous course such as Royal Troon and Turnberry
Local Information
If you are planning a golfing holiday in Scotland then look no further that Ayrshire, as it is you ideal holiday destination.
The whole of Ayrshire and the Isle of Arran is a mecca for golf enthusiasts – professional or amateur – with over 40 outstanding courses spread throughout the area.
Ayrshire is world famous for its golf courses and it boasts three Open Championship courses, The Alisa at Turnberry, Prestwick and Royal Troon. It was recently announced the The Open Championship will indeed return to Ayrshire at Turnberry 2009.
In addition there are a host of quality links courses such as Kilmarnock, Barassie, Glasgow Gailes, Western Gailes, The Dundonald, Irvine Bogside, West Kilbridge, The Turnberry Kintyre and Prestwick St Nicholas.
In Ayr and Troon you’ll find three of the best municipal courses in the country at Lochgreen, Darley and Belleisle in addition there are other public golf courses run by local councils the length of the county.
Other inland courses also provide a challenge including the excellent Brunston Castle near Turnberry or Loudoun Gowf Club just outside Kilmarnock, Prestwick also has a third course, the inland layout at St Cuthbert’s.
At the Elms Court Hotel we work with South Ayrshire Golf which allows us to book golf for your party and give you special rates on the following course:
Belleisle, Seafield, Dalmilling, Lochgreen, Darley, Fullarton, Girvan and Maybole
For golf rates and accommodation please do not hesitate to contact us, on 01292 264191 or e-mail: info@elmscourthotel.co.uk
Can you put a separate heading for Golf Open 2009, Turnberry
Golf Open – July 2009
Saturday 11th July – Monday 20th July
Per room per night on bed and breakfast basis
Single £125
Standard Double £210
King Double £225
Super King Double £250
Small Twin £210
Large Twin £225
Triple Room £300
Family Room £240 based on 2 people sharing
There is no single occupancy at this time, the full room rate will be charged if there is only one person in the room.
It is a minimum of 5 nights stay.
To make a reservation we require credit/debit card details e.g. card type, card number, expiry date and security number. The deposit is the cost of the first nights stay which is non-refundable in the event of a cancellation.
All monies for the stay are required 2 weeks prior to arrival. Failure to pay will result in your reservation being cancelled.
All rooms are en-suite with tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer, colour t.v., trouser press or iron and iron board, towels, complimentary bottled water and toiletries.
Breakfast is full Scottish breakfast cooked to order with a buffet of cereals, fruit juice, fruit segments, yoghurts, tea or coffee and toast. Please note that a cooked breakfast is served Monday – Saturday 7.30 – 9.30am and Sunday 8 – 10am, out with these times it will only be the buffet which will be on offer.
WIFI internet access is available in the bedrooms and throughout the hotel, free of charge
Friendly, helpful staff are always on hand should you have any questions or requirements. Early morning calls and the ordering of newspapers is available. In addition irons, ironing boards are also available.
We have a 24 hour Reception service that allows for late arrivals and early departures. If you are leaving the hotel before the designated breakfast time, the buffet breakfast will be accessible with tea or coffee and toast.
Check-in is 2pm and check-out on the day of departure is 11am.
Rooms are serviced daily.
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As the premier Scottish Racecourse, offering the finest horse racing in Scotland, Ayr can also easily boast unparalleled corporate or private dining facilities. All hospitality facilities offer breathtaking panoramic views of the entire Racecourse which, combined with first-class cuisine and service and the glamour and thrill of racing, guarantees unrivalled hospitality.
Accommodation
All rooms are tastefully decorated, and offer en-suite facilities, as well as colour TV, tea and coffee and direct dial phones.
Facilities Include:
- Large Car Park
- Cots
- High Chairs
- Laundry Service
- Bar
- Restaurant
- Free WIFI
- 24hr reception