More than half of the offers (53.23%) in East Ayrshire are house rentals. They are the most typical holiday lettings on offer there. Additionally, the average size of house rentals in East Ayrshire is 184 m², and they cost, on average, £214 a night. Moreover, these properties are great for medium-sized groups and families, since most can welcome 5 holidaymakers. You can also search and find other types of accommodation in East Ayrshire. Apartment rentals are, for example, another common accommodation type in East Ayrshire with 28 currently listed. The average size of apartment rentals in East Ayrshire is 94 m², and the average price is £97 per night.
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Find the ideal property from £23 per night by searching through the 197 properties being offered in East Ayrshire. By directly analysing these holiday rentals, HomeToGo highlights the best deals as well as the most popular rentals in East Ayrshire.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in East Ayrshire
A lot of the properties in East Ayrshire welcome pets, which makes it a suitable holiday destination for pet owners. Most pet-friendly options in East Ayrshire are house rentals. Furthermore, their average price is £273 a night. You can also search for pet-friendly lettings that are near the city centre. In East Ayrshire, a few of the holiday rentals are located within 2 kilometres of the city centre.
The weather in East Ayrshire
Check out the climate diagram for East Ayrshire. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. No heat wave is expected in February, where minimum average temperatures usally hit a 2° low. The rainiest month is January while the driest month is June.
East Ayrshire holiday lettings are about clan castles and culture
East Ayrshire, Scotland, is an enthralling area filled with historic clan castles, vast forests, and enchanting archaeological findings. Holiday cottages here position you amid stunning scenery and enlivening art.
Castles and contemporary culture
Dean Castle has stood in Kilmarnock for more than four hundred years. Clan Boyd’s stronghold, the castle was bestowed to the family by Robert the Bruce.
The Dick Institute is one of Scotland's most important cultural venues. The largest museum space in the region, it houses an important collection of contemporary artwork as well as special exhibitions. The Loom Room tells of social history, while the North Museum wing is packed with natural history and archaeology.
Around Ayrshire
Galloway Forest Park stretches for three hundred miles. Its dramatic scenery includes bright colours in autumn, and grand mountains. The natural sanctuary is home to a profusion of wildlife, and is beloved by bird watchers and walkers alike.
Dumfries House overlooks a 2,000-acre estate. Inside the striking 18th-century house, you'll find Britain's largest collection of Chippendale furniture. Take a tour of the house or gardens, explore the maze, and get involved in special events.
Ayrshire Segway & Hovercraft Adventures offers equipment so that you can spend more time in the outdoors. Combining exciting new technology with traditional nature 'hikes', segway tours are the ideal combination of old and new.
A full festival calendar
The festivals of East Ayrshire are world class. The East Ayrshire Book Festival attracts some of the biggest names in world literature, while the Boswell Book Festival focuses on biographies and memoirs. Enjoy equally memorable champagne receptions and entertaining readings by the biggest names in the business.
Kilmarnock Edition Festival welcomes local and international performers in its line-up of acts. Don't miss the Harvest Festival at Dean Castle Country Park, a family-friendly celebration with live performances and fresh local food.
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