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AILSA COTTAGE BED & BREAKFAST
2 VICTORIA BUILDINGS
CAIRNRYAN
STRANRAER
DG9 8RA
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 Bed and breakfast in Cairnryan. We are only
a half mile from the Cairnryan Ferry Port with regular ferries
to and from Larne. Ailsa Cottage is part
of a row of Victorian cottages built facing Loch Ryan. Ailsa
Cottage has en-suite bedrooms offering comfortable recently refurbished
bedrooms with well-stocked refereshment trays. Our rear bedroom
has a great outlook up the hill into the gardens, whilst the
front bedroom looks out onto the Loch itself... more
details |
- Contact: Julie or Brian
- Tel: 01581 200278
- OR 07881 817381
 
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Balyett Bed & Breakfast
Cairnryan Road
Stranraer
Dumfries & Galloway
DG9 8QL
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 Bed and breakfast near Cairnryan.
Located between the
Ferry terminals of Stranraer and Cairnryan.
On the shores of Lochryan, ideally located between the Ferry
terminals of Stranraer and Cairnryan for sailings to Belfast
and Larne, we offer peaceful and picturesque accommodation, all
rooms have En Suite facilities. Private parking. Children welcome... |
- Contact: Mrs P Parker
- Tel: 01 (+44) 776 703395
- Fax: 01 (+44) 776 703395
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Welcome to our page of bed and breakfast in
Cairnryan! Cairnryan is a long settlement of houses looking
across the main A77 road to Loch Ryan, around 7 miles north of
Stranraer. It was established as Lochryan by 1701 when Lochryan
House was built at the northern end of today's village. The house
was remodelled in the 1820's and the imposing structure just
visible from the main road today was the result. Until the 1800's
Cairnryan was an important staging post on the coach route to
Ayr, with half a dozen inns along this short stretch of coastline.
With the Loch Ryan Hotel and the Merchant's House restaurant
and coffee shop, Cairnryan has a number of services for residents
and passing ferry passengers. Being closer by sea to Northern
Ireland than Stranraer, the attractions of Cairnryan as a ferry
port led to the building by P&O of a roll-on roll-off terminus
here in the 1970's, offering a shorter crossing to Larne.
