The Lauriston Hotel

Rated:  3 Star
Room Rates:  70 GBP to 150 GBP
Address:  15 S Cres Rd, Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, KA22 8EA, Scotland
Telephone:  01294463771
Email:  info@thelauristonhotel.com
Website:  https://www.thelauristonhotel.com/

The Lauriston Hotel and Restaurant in Ardrossan is a welcoming family owned hotel offering a relaxed and enjoyable stay on the beautiful Ayrshire coast. Positioned directly on South Crescent Road and overlooking the seafront, the hotel enjoys an attractive waterfront setting with impressive views towards the Isle of Arran. Whether visiting for a peaceful coastal break, a family holiday, a special occasion or a convenient stop before travelling to Arran, The Lauriston provides a friendly base with plenty to enjoy. The hotel has a warm and inviting atmosphere designed to make guests feel comfortable from arrival. Its main house features individually styled bedrooms, including double, twin and family accommodation, with selected rooms benefiting from views across the coast. Guests can enjoy useful facilities including television, complimentary WiFi, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer, ironing facilities and daily housekeeping. Accessible rooms are also available, helping make the hotel suitable for a wide variety of visitors. Food and drink are an important part of the Lauriston experience. The Drawing Room Restaurant and Lounge provides an elegant yet relaxed setting for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with a varied menu offering something for different tastes. Guests can enjoy a selection of freshly prepared dishes while taking in the welcoming surroundings and friendly service. The restaurant is also a convenient choice for visitors who prefer to dine at the hotel rather than travel elsewhere during their stay. For a more lively atmosphere, Laurie's Sports Bar and Kitchen offers a sociable setting with multiple screens showing live sport. Guests can choose from draught beers, selected wines and cocktails while enjoying food in a relaxed bar environment. The combination of restaurant, lounge and sports bar facilities means there is always somewhere comfortable to enjoy a meal, drink or casual evening. The Lauriston is also an appealing venue for celebrations and special occasions. The Arran Suite provides space for weddings, private functions, Christmas celebrations, conferences and family events. With catering and hospitality available on site, the hotel can provide a convenient setting for gatherings of different types. Its long standing connection with the local community adds to the welcoming atmosphere. The waterfront location is one of the hotels greatest attractions. Guests can enjoy the promenade and coastal scenery directly outside the property, while Ardrossan Harbour and the ferry terminal are close by. The location makes The Lauriston particularly convenient for visitors travelling to the Isle of Arran, while the surrounding Ayrshire coast offers beaches, seaside villages and attractive walking routes. The wider region provides plenty of opportunities for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Golf enthusiasts can explore some of the renowned courses of Ayrshire, while visitors interested in Scottish history can discover castles, heritage attractions and locations associated with Robert Burns. The nearby towns of Saltcoats, Stevenston, Largs and Irvine offer further opportunities for shopping, dining and exploring. For couples, families and individual travellers, The Lauriston offers a comfortable combination of coastal scenery, friendly hospitality, good food and convenient local access. Guests can enjoy a relaxed hotel experience while remaining close to the beach, harbour and transport links. Whether planning a coastal escape, an overnight stay before visiting Arran, a family break, a business trip or a celebration, The Lauriston Hotel offers an attractive and welcoming choice in Ardrossan. With its seafront position, comfortable accommodation, restaurant, bar, event facilities and views towards the Isle of Arran, it provides an excellent base for discovering the beauty and character of the Ayrshire coast.