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The Troon hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Troon. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation. Troon has a natural harbour that was realised by early seafarers along the west coast. Docks were added later and by the end of the 1800's Troon was among the top ten coal ports in Britain. A shipyard was opened in the town in 1860, and a lifeboat station arrived in 1871. In 2002 SeaCat moved the Scottish terminal for its fast ferries to Ireland from Stranraer to Troon and these sleek vessels are now a regular sight in the harbour here. Troon boasts two wide beaches backed by promenades and is well known for its championship golf course. Also see Troon.
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Barcelo Marine Hotel, Crosbie Road, Troon, KA10 6HE
	Barcelo Marine Hotel is housed in a grand building with magnificent views over the Firth of Clyde to the Isle of Arran, overlooking Royal Troon Golf Course.

Old Loans Inn, Main Street, Troon, KA10 7EX
	After a £1.8 million renovation, this award-winning 18th-century former coaching inn combines original character with modern luxuries, including king-size beds, media centres, powerful rain showers and free Wi-Fi.

Lochgreen House Hotel, Monktonhill Road, Southwood, Troon, KA10 7EN
	On the outskirts of Troon, Lochgreen House Hotel is wonderfully situated in the heart of quiet, secluded Ayrshire countryside amid 30 acres of woodland and gardens.

Piersland House Hotel, Craigend Road, Troon, KA10 6HD
	Opposite the Royal Troon golf course, Piersland House offers both modern and traditional rooms with free Wi-Fi and satellite TV. There is free private parking. The Redbowl Restaurant offers daily lunch and dinner menus, featuring local produce.

Visitor attractions and information - Troon

	Scottish Maritime Museum, Harbourside, Irvine, Ayrshire KA12 8QE. Tel: 01294 278 283. The Museum's Boatshop on Irvine's harbourside has exhibitions, ship models and a children's activity area. The guided tours start here throughout the day. Visit Scotland's "Cathedral to Engineering", the Linthouse Engine Shop, built in 1872, where you can explore much of the Museum's collection inside, including shipbuilding machinery and machine tools, smaller boats, canoes and lifeboats. www.scottishmaritimemuseum.org. About 5 miles north of Troon.
	Ayr Racecourse (Tel: 01292264179) is situated in the beautiful countryside of Ayrshire and is home to the Scottish Grand National, the Ayr Gold Cup and a host of other valuable races. Hosting both flat and national hunt fixtures, Ayr Racecourse will provide all the thrills and excitement of a day out at the races for you and your family. ayr-racecourse.co.uk. About 6 miles south of Troon.
	Burns National Heritage Park, Murdoch's Lane, Alloway, Ayr KA7 4PQ. Tel: 01292 443 700. The monument opened to the public in 1823 and has since become a place of pilgrimage for admirers of Scotland’s National Poet and a focus for events celebrating his life and work. burnsheritagepark.com. About 10 miles south of Troon.
	Heads of Ayr Farm Park, Alloway by Ayr KA7 4LD. Tel: 01292 441210. Goats, Deer, Ponies, Reptiles, Emu, Lemur, Prairie Dogs, Buffalo - and lots more!www.headsofayrfarmpark.co.uk. About 10 miles south of Troon.
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