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Gleneagles

A five-star luxury Perthshire hotel and 850-acre country estate with 205 individually designed rooms and 28 suites, three championship golf courses including The King’s, The Queen’s, and Jack Nicklaus’s PGA Centenary (the only European venue to have hosted both the Ryder and Solheim Cups), two Michelin-starred Andrew Fairlie as Scotland’s only two-star restaurant, the Spa at Gleneagles, and country pursuits from shooting and fishing on the Tay to falconry and off-road driving.

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Scotland’s most celebrated luxury hotel, Gleneagles has defined country estate hospitality for over a century, where championship golf, Michelin-starred dining, and 850 acres of Perthshire wilderness set a standard no other Scottish hotel can match.

Gleneagles is a five-star luxury hotel in Perthshire with 205 individually designed rooms and 28 suites. As the only venue in Europe to have hosted both the Ryder and Solheim Cups, its three championship courses, The King’s, The Queen’s, and The PGA Centenary, make it the definitive golf hotel in Scotland. Resident guests benefit from preferential green fees, with the Ochil Hills as a backdrop throughout.

Dining is anchored by Andrew Fairlie, Scotland’s only two Michelin-starred restaurant, with The Strathearn, The American Bar, The Birnam, and The Dormy among the wider portfolio of restaurants and bars. The spa covers an adults-only thermal suite, treatment rooms, gym, and family swim facilities. Country pursuits span shooting, fishing on the River Tay, falconry, off-road driving, horse riding, padel, and woodland adventures.

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Food and Drink

Gleneagles’ dining spans the full spectrum from Scotland’s finest fine dining table to a dog-friendly café. Andrew Fairlie is the anchor, a two Michelin-starred restaurant and one of Europe’s most celebrated, known for French-inspired cooking and exemplary service.

The Strathearn handles formal dinners with live piano, The Birnam leans into Italian with handmade pasta and tableside Caesar salad, and The Dormy serves stone-baked pizzas and Tandoor curries overlooking the greens. The American Bar, Century Bar, and Auchterarder 70 cover cocktails and nightcaps, while afternoon tea in the Glendevon, country picnics, and whisky tastings with the hotel’s own ambassador round out an offer that few properties in the UK can match.
Spa and Wellness

The Spa at Gleneagles draws on Perthshire botanicals and collaborations with leading global wellness brands including Kamalaya of Koh Samui for its treatment menu.

Signature oil blends, specialist therapists, and a healthy café stand alongside Swim and Gym facilities that include two indoor pools, an outdoor thermal pool, and a state-of-the-art gym. Bob and Cloche, the Art Deco beauty lodge, handles hair, nails, and skin. Day spa access is available to non-residents.
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Three championship courses and a nine-hole introduction make Gleneagles the definitive golf resort in Scotland. The King’s Course, designed by James Braid, is a century-old heathland classic. The Queen’s Course offers scenic Perthshire beauty through high ridges, lochans, and woodland. The PGA Centenary Course, designed by Jack Nicklaus, hosted both the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup. Extensive practice facilities, a driving range, expert caddies, equipment hire, and the PGA National Academy for Scotland complete the golf offer.

Beyond golf, the wider country pursuits program covers shooting, fishing on the River Tay, falconry, off-road driving, horse riding, padel, and woodland adventures across the 850-acre estate.

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Room Types

Country Bedroom

The coziest entry point at Gleneagles, with inner-facing outlooks and Scottish countryside charm throughout. Beautifully furnished with the same level of finish as larger rooms across the estate.

Well suited to guests who plan to spend their days out in the Glorious Playground and simply want a well-appointed base to return to. King-sized beds, a pillow menu, luxury bath products, and complimentary access to the gym, pools, and Pashley bikes are standard across all categories.

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Braid Estate Bedroom

The most generous doubles on the property, set in Braid House with most rooms featuring balconies overlooking the landmark entrance and the rolling Ochil Hills beyond.

The additional space makes these a natural choice for families, with room for roll-out beds and cots and easy access to the pool, Little Den, and The Garden Café. Working fireplaces and luxurious bathrooms add to the country house character.

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Estate Suite

Light-filled and elegant, the Estate Suites offer separate sitting rooms and dining areas alongside some of the finest views of the hotel grounds and Perthshire countryside.

Period detailing, richly considered furnishings, and an accessible design make these a compelling choice for guests wanting a genuine home-from-home in the most considered setting the main hotel offers below the signature suites.

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Gleneagles

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