Find your way to Boat Vennal
In the heart of Ayr, a short walk from the station and the river. Here is everything you need to know before you come.
In the heart of Ayr
Boat Vennal sits just off New Bridge Street, close to the River Ayr and the historic town centre.
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Plan your visit
- Address
- 1 Boat Vennal, Ayr KA7 1HR
- Hire
- Weddings, celebrations, corporate events, workshops, studios and creative use.
- Access
- A historic multi-level building with stairs. Ask the team about the best route and facilities for your guests before booking.
- Viewing
- By appointment. The Hall guide can request one for you.
An honest guide to getting around
A five-hundred-year-old house has stairs. Here is what to expect, so you can plan with confidence.
Getting in
The entrance is through the courtyard. A modern staircase in the north wing leads to the entrance. [Step-free route and entrance details to confirm with WMA.]
Between floors
Loudoun Hall is a Category A listed house over 500 years old. The cellars, the Great Hall and the studios are on different floors, linked by stairs. [Lift or platform: to confirm.]
Hearing and sight
The audio guide has full written transcripts, a speed control and large text. The website has a text size button and read-aloud.
Ask before you book
Tell the team about any guests with access needs, and they will talk you through the best route and the facilities on the day.
Visitor questions
Is the Hall open to drop-in visitors?
Visits are by appointment, during events and on open days. See What's On for open days.
Where can I park?
There are town-centre car parks nearby. [Nearest car parks and drop-off point to confirm.]
How do I get there by train?
Ayr station is a short walk away. [Walking time and route to confirm.]
Are there toilets?
[To confirm with WMA.]
Can I take photographs?
Yes, for personal use. Please ask before filming or professional photography.