The Mill House sits in the welcoming Ayrshire town of Stewarton and is made for relaxed escapes. Downstairs, the atmosphere is warm and sociable. Settle in for a delicious dining experience, find a cosy corner in the pub for a drink or head out to the terrace when the weather is kind. Upstairs, the contemporary bedrooms provide a calm retreat at the end of the day, with good options for couples, families and guests travelling with dogs. The location makes it an appealing choice. Country walks, Rowallan Castle and Kilmarnock are close by, while the famous golf links and beaches of the Ayrshire coast are within easy driving distance. Glasgow is also around 18 miles away, and Stewarton railway station is just a short walk from the pub. Whether you are planning a foodie weekend, golf trip, romantic night away or walking break, The Mill House combines the pleasures of a good local pub with stylish accommodation and a convenient location between Glasgow and the coast.
The Mill House Stewarton, Ayrshire, KA3 5EQ
- 7 bedrooms
- 7 bedrooms
Pub, restaurant & rooms in the heart of Stewarton
Facilties & Amenities
- Beer Garden
- Breakfast
- Dog Friendly Rooms
- EV Charging On Site
- Family Friendly
- Log Fires
- Parking
- Sky Sports / TNT Sport in bar
Bedrooms
The Mill House’s seven beautifully designed bedrooms provide a comfortable retreat. Soft, contemporary interiors give the rooms a calm feel, while the small number of bedrooms keeps the experience pleasantly intimate. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, tea and coffee-making facilities, hairdryers, TVs and complimentary WiFi. Accommodation ranges from Double and King to Deluxe King and Family Rooms. The Family Room has a king-size bed and sofa bed, while complimentary cots can be requested for children aged two and under, subject to availability. Select bedrooms are also dog friendly, bookable on request, with prior acknowledgement – additional charges apply.
Food & Drink
Food is a big part of any stay at The Mill House. The menus combine comforting favourites with contemporary dishes showcasing seasonal Scottish ingredients. Staying for dinner downstairs feels very much part of the experience. Breakfast offers everything from a Full Scottish Plate with Lorne sausage, haggis, black pudding and tattie scone to porridge, eggs, filled morning rolls, pancakes and lighter continental choices. The drinks offering is equally well considered. There is a good choice of beers on tap alongside craft beers and ciders, wines, cocktails and an extensive collection of premium spirits. In the summertime, the outdoor terrace is an inviting spot for a drink ot two in the sunshine.
