I've been attending the clinic for 3 years now for acupunture, and it's wonderful. The staff are…read morelovely, very friendly, helpful and attentive. They do lots of different treatments and can help with most ailments. I went for acupuncture to go along with fertlity treatment I was having in Glasgow and the result is sleeping upstairs, I think it made a huge difference and a few friends have had the same luck. I can't recommend the team highly enough.

Fantastic service. He is very kind and understanding and puts you at ease and very professional…read more Has helped me a lot with my health issues and i don't struggle anymore with terrible fatigue after a few sessions of acupuncture. Would highly recommend, lovely service

I had been suffering from extreme pain in one of my shoulder joints for some time which restrictied…read moreeven putting on my coat or lifting my shopping bags etc. Mentioning this casually one day to a neighbour, her face lit up in a smile as she cried Dr Jiang is the man for you. I suffer from a heart complaint with associated aches and pains and after my treatment from Dr Jiang I am a new woman ! He has his Well Being and TCM Centre in Fort Street, Ayr close by Wellington Square. Well I decided to take up her suggetion and was glad I did. I was met by a spruce, fine looking Chinese gentleman in a spotless white coat who impressed me with his smile and gentle welcoming manner. After a 45 minute of partially clothed massage with some acupunture I certainly felt great relief and came out with a pain free arm joint and great flexibility and at reasonabe cost. Further enquiry showed Dr G Jiang is well known in Ayr for the benefits of TCM - Traditional Chinese Medecine as well as Oriental Bodywork Massage. Dr G Jiang is a graduate of Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and well qualified in Acupuncture, massage and treatment of many other human ailments. As well as being a very pleasant person,Dr Jiang is also a very competent practioner it was clear to me.This is my view ,and my neighbour's personal experience.He is well recommended. Try his service - and find out ! Ronald Deen Ayr

I walked past this fascinating old building recently without knowing what it was but I wanted to…read morestop and take some photos of it! Having since done some research I now realise that it is Maybole Castle which is thought to be the oldest building in the town, being dated around 1560. It was one of the residences of the Earls of Cassillis (by coincidence, I visited another of those within the past two weeks, Dunure Castle, which was their first home). Today, Maybole Castle is apparently the headquarters of May-Tag Ltd, a company which provides training and tackles local unemployment. I think that's rather sad as I'd like to see this historic building open to the public. The antique architecture is beautiful and very interesting. I especially like the little oriel window with its ornate gable, and the round turrets. It's surprising that the castle isn't enclosed by grounds or gardens; the side is right next to the pavement of the main road! There's a tragic story I unearthed of a Countess who left her home and children to run off with a gypsy. He was found and hanged and she spent the rest of her days locked in a room at the top of the castle. I found this poem which tells the sad tale in the local dialect (I don't know who wrote it) which warns at the end that sin can blind the eye of the best and steal our innocent joy! The ladye o' Cassillis sits weeping alane, In her room in the auld castle high. And thinks o'the bricht happy days that were hers. But noo are for ever gane by, When she roamed through the woods and the fields sae green That sweep round the bonnie Doon, When maidens and vassals were a'at her beck, And the homage o' Mayhole toon.But the glamour o' wanton love cast its spell Over this high-born ladye,And she left her hoose and her bairns and a' To gang wi' a gypsy laddie. And here is the pitfu' end o' it, a' Her lover hanged on the Dule tree, While she is confined in this lanesome tower, Her life-lang weird to dree.0, easy it is to tak' a wrang step, And hard in the richt to abide, Bat wha shall undo the thing that is dune, When ance it has left oor side? Nae use for us then to sab and lament, We maun reap as we've sawnnae doot, It's easy to drap idle stanes in the well, But wha's to tak' them oot?The quaint oriel window still looks up the street, And we fancy that sad face we see, Lamenting for aye that ae fause step Which wrocht a' her misery. And this is the warning the auld story tells To ilka ane that gangs by- The glamour o' sin blins the een o' the best, And steals a' oor innocent joy.

arrol park is one of the best places, it deals with al sorts of people we use there hydro pool and…read moreour clients love it,the staff there are very good,john is the head hydrotherapist and he cant do enough for you

How chuffed am I to find a dental practice that I actually want to recommend?!?! From the grand old…read moreage of fourwhen waiting to see the 'dentist' I heard a little boy totally lose the plot, and concluded that dentists were something to be 'afraid, very afraid' of. Until I was fortunate enough to find Breeze. I am one of the unfortunate portion of the population that have poor quality (not for the lack of taking care of them) teeth (unlike my very jammy husband, who, every 6 months gets laughed out of his dental surgeryseriously!) and have had everything from a simple filling to RCT (root canal treatment). From the greeting when you open their door to the caring treatment from the nurses and dentists, I have to say their name precedes them. Although I may not ever 'look forward' to visiting my dentist, I have to say that attending my 6 monthly check up doesn't phase me at all now, because I know whatever I will need sorted in the future, the guys at Breeze will sort it with care! Thank you, thank you Breeze :-)

This is a great wee clinic - I was introduced to this clinic since my antenatal classes were there…read more I have since attended the baby clinic here - the only problem being access for prams and buggies. The door at the ramp is locked from the inside so every1 has to get their prams up the stairs at the main entrance to get the health visitor to unlock the door at the ramp to get out.

This is my dental practice and I've been to a few and this practice is by far the best in Ayr. The…read moreplace is immaculate and the staff are so friendly, they make you feel really at ease. The only thing you have to watch is they charge the full price for a missed appointment- a bit much if you ask me but they are the best as far as I'm concerned.

yous are really good , yous are better than girvan i rate yous a 10read more