The Golden Crown

The Golden Crown is a semi-detached house in Tarbolton, South Ayrshire, arranged across three floors with space for up to 26 guests. Ground level holds a large living room with 50-inch television and projector screen, a dining room, and a kitchen equipped for cooking—electric oven and hob, dishwasher, microwave and fridge-freezer. There is also a separate toilet on this level. Upstairs are seven bedrooms spread across the first and second floors, all with kingsize beds and additional sofa beds or bunks to boost capacity. Four bathrooms serve the property: one with a roll-top bath and three ensuites with shower cubicles.

What sets this property apart is the leisure wing. An enclosed courtyard contains a six-person outdoor hot tub, while indoors there is a sauna, steam room, and a second four-person hot tub (additional fee). The enclosed garden has seating and a barbecue. Parking is on-road. Essentials such as heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are included. The property does not permit smoking. Tarbolton lies close to Ayr; the village itself has historical links to Robert Burns, whose debating society headquarters, the Bachelors' Club, is now a National Trust museum open to visitors.