Users who are looking for house rentals in North Ayrshire can find many options to choose from, since they are the most prevalent holiday accommodation type there. Additionally, house rentals there have a median price £119 a night as well as a median size of 65 m². Moreover, the majority of house rentals in North Ayrshire are able to accommodate groups of 5, which makes North Ayrshire a great holiday destination for medium-sized groups and families. If you would like to rent something else, you can look for many other options, including apartment rentals, which are another typical property type in North Ayrshire. The average size of apartment rentals in North Ayrshire is 80 m², and the average price is £77 per night.
Save up to 42%
Best holiday rental deals in North Ayrshire
516 beautiful holiday rentals from 26 different holiday letting websites, such as Booking.com or ZenHotels.com, can be booked in North Ayrshire. By comparing these accommodation options, HomeToGo highlights the lowest prices as well as the most popular accommodation options in North Ayrshire.
Recommended holiday lettings in North Ayrshire
Rent a holiday apartment, home or cottage in North Ayrshire: from £27 per night
Recommended pet-friendly holiday lettings
Best holiday homes with a patio or terrace
Top holiday accommodation with fishing spots nearby
Popular holiday rental amenities in North Ayrshire
Many travellers would like to find a holiday lettings that include a pool. A few of the accommodation options have one in North Ayrshire. Additionally, more resorts offer a pool than hotel rooms. On average, resorts with pools in North Ayrshire can welcome 7 guests and have an average cost of £68 a night. If, ideally, you would like to be close to the water, more than a fifth of the holiday lettings including a pool are within 2 kilometres of the waterfront. A lot of the holiday rentals in North Ayrshire allow pets, which makes it a great holiday spot for pet owners. If this is a top requirement for you, have a look at the house rentals in North Ayrshire. It is the most pet-friendly property type there. You can also search for pet-friendly holiday rentals that are centrally located. In North Ayrshire, a few of the holiday lettings are located less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
The weather in North Ayrshire
Check out the climate diagram for North Ayrshire. In the next 6 months, July will have higher average temperatures. On the contrary, the coolest month is February. Bring your umbrella in January, the rainiest month of the year!
Search for your ideal holiday cottage in North Ayrshire
Located just south of Glasgow, North Ayrshire has always been popular with visitors, and there are plenty of holiday lettings for you and your family to stay in while you explore the area's industrial heritage, discover its rural beauty, or take a day trip to the beautiful Isle of Arran.
North Ayrshire museums
If you want to learn more about the history and culture of North Ayrshire, there are several excellent museums that offer a wealth of information. Dalgarven Mill's Museum of Ayrshire Country Life and Costume is a great choice for history lovers, especially if you enjoy learning how ordinary people lived in centuries past, while the Scottish Maritime Museum in Irvine is a fantastic place for the family to explore North Ayrshire's historical and current links with the sea.
Keeping the kids entertained
North Ayrshire and its islands are home to great beaches – make sure to visit if the weather allows. Saltcoats is popular with families, as it has plenty of amenities, while Arran’s and Cumbrae’s beaches offer great views of the mainland while you relax. For something more unusual, take the family to the Hunterston B Power Station visitor centre in West Kilbride to learn how electricity is generated in a nuclear power station.
Island attractions
The Isle of Arran is a must-see for visitors to North Ayrshire. Car ferries run from Ardrossan on the North Ayrshire coast to the island town of Brodick, where you can also visit the beautiful gardens of the 19th-century Brodick Castle or take a tour of the Arran Brewery – make sure to sample the local brew and take away a few souvenirs. You can also take the ten-minute ferry journey from Largs to Great Cumbrae, which has a cycle route around its ten-mile coastline and is home to a local museum celebrating the heritage of the island.
We compare more than 300 providers, including:
