Cairnryan House

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Features

DVD Player
Pay/Satellite TV
Internet Access
Single room(s)
Family Room(s)
Highchair available
Guest Dining Room
Off-street Parking
Wireless Internet
Guest Lounge
Fireplace
Television
Open Fireplace
Books & Magazines
Board Games
Heating
Ensuite (Private Bathroom)
Outdoor furniture
Panoramic Views
Absolute Waterfront
Ocean Views
Continental Breakfast
Breakfast
Non-smoking

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Cairnryan House, a traditional Scottish home built in 1894 situated adjacent to the shore of Loch Ryan with uninterrupted views across the loch to the Irish Sea.

We are just 500 metres from the Cairnryan ferry terminal and less than five minutes from the neighbouring Stranraer terminal. P&O ferry sailings from Cairnryan offer the shortest crossing to Northern Ireland.

We offer guests a range of comfortable non-moking bedrooms, three double rooms, one family, a twin and a single room. All of the rooms are equipped with en-suite bathrooms alongside a range of amenities including central heating, a television, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities to make you feel at home. Some rooms have an additional seating area and CD/DVD player.

Additional facilities include a guest lounge with wireless internet, a licensed restaurant serving drinks, lunches, afternoon teas and evening meals, alongside a beautiful front garden and off road car parking for up to 10 cars.

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Dining & Breakfast Room
Standard Double room en-suite
Twin Room en-suite with garden view
King Size Luxury Double Room
Sunset over Cairnryan
Front garden view, relax with a beer!
Ground Floor Double Room with Loch view
Family Room loch view
Dining & Breakfast Room view
Standard Double Room view
King Size Luxury Double loch view
Family Room sleeps 3 1 travel cot
Cairnryan House
Low tide at Cairnryan, walk along the shore
Cairnryan House view, the sea really is that close

Details

Restaurant/Bar: Breakfast - A selection of cereals, yoghurts, bread & fruit are provided along with a home cooked breakfast made to traditional Scottish recipes using locally farmed produce including local eggs, bacon, haggis, black pudding, fruit pudding, lorn sausage, potato meal scones & traditional Scottish oatmeal porridge. If you have special dietary needs, let us know and we'll do our best to meet your requirements. Breakfast is served from 07.45-09.00 with earlier breakfasts by prior arrangement. If you booked on one of the very early ferries we can provide a continental breakfast to take with you. Evening Meals - served between 6:00pm and 7:00pm fine unhurried dining and licensed so you can enjoy a beer or wine with your meal. We advise you book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Further Information: The area provides plenty to do for all ages, from day trips to Northern Ireland (we have extensive information on Belfast), day excursions to Ayrshire, Burns Cottage, the home of Robert Burns, Golf at Turnberry, and boat trips to Ailsa Craig, home of the Curling Stone. Within a short drive are a number of beautiful gardens protected by the warm gulf stream that frequents the area, forest walks and nature reserves. 5 minutes walk away is the bird watching area at Cairn Point frequented by many seeking a view of the King Eider and other rare seabirds.
Parking: Off-street Parking
Room - General: Ensuite (Private Bathroom), Outdoor furniture
Restaurant/Dining: Guest Dining Room
Internet: Internet Access, Wireless Internet
Accommodation Type: Single room(s), Family Room(s)
General: Non-smoking
Features: Panoramic Views, Absolute Waterfront, Ocean Views
Included in Tariff: Continental Breakfast, Breakfast
Cable/TV/DVD/Stereo: DVD Player, Pay/Satellite TV
Site Facilities: Guest Lounge, Fireplace
Guest Lounge: Television, Open Fireplace, Books & Magazines, Board Games, Heating
Family Friendly: Highchair available