Kilwinning Holiday Cottages

The range of accommodation available in the UK is impressive, and this not only allows holiday makers to choose from many alternatives, but also keeps the prices competitive. Many of our properties are situated in beautiful villages, quiet countryside or charming seaside towns. This year we have seen more cottages available in Kilwinning than ever before. Children enjoy staying in cottages even more than adults, because there's a huge sense of freedom that they just don't get in a hotel, staying with friends or even at home. You can get up late, stay up late, go for walks, stay inside - and eat whatever takes your fancy, exactly when you're hungry.

There are few things better than renting a Kilwinning cottage for a week. The busiest times of year will be around the school summer holiday, so if you don't have kids, you may want to avoid July and August. The choice of Kilwinning cottages is very broad so its important to understand what you need in advance. Although location and the core facilities play a large part in the decision, please make sure you pay attention to the beds. Make sure you know who is prepared to share a room, and who isn't - it's not always obvious til you ask.

Some of the best cottages in North Ayrshire can be found in and around Kilwinning, so we hope you find what you need. If you have any concerns with your booking, please contact the cottage operator directly since we are unable to help. Even if you already have a busy itinerary planned for your holiday you might want to consider some additional activities in Kilwinning and North Ayrshire. There are usually opportunities to play golf or tennis, or if you're into solo sports there's always biking, running and sometimes archery. Or perhaps you're more interested in a pint of beer, a glass of wine or a gin and tonic in a traditional country pub?

When staying with friends we think self-catering is the best way to stay in Kilwinning, it's just more fun. Whether you love cooking up a large stew, a roast dinner or just prefer a toasted cheese sandwich - it can match your mood. Assuming you don't own a private helicopter, you're probably thinking about travelling in your own car. With the rise in petrol and the cost of wear and tear on your car you should consider other options. Buses and coaches are often surprisingly good value, and a train journey will take you through countryside you'll never see from the road.