On the dramatic West Coast of Scotland, this four-star hotel is famous for its heritage, its golf and its hospitality. Here are just a few reasons we love Marine Troon.
Marine Troon sits in a mesmerising position, with unobstructed views of the breathtaking Ayrshire coastline and the Isle of Arran, connecting you with nature as well as a luxury hotel experience.
The hotel dates back to 1894. It was one of the first hotels in the area and it has boasted four stars since 1912. Today it still has that sense of heritage glamour, coupled with contemporary luxe and coastal charm.
Golf is an intrinsic part of Marine Troon, with the hotel overlooking the 18th hole of the Royal Troon golf course, host to The Open in 2024. It's one of many gems along Ayrshire’s Clyde coast, fitting for an area known as the birthplace of The Open, which first took place at nearby Prestwick in 1860.
The sea air and exceptional landscapes set the scene for rest and relaxation at Marine Troon, where modern spa and leisure facilities await. Return from a bracing walk for time in the gym, pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room and solarium to recover and restore mind, body and soul.
Completing the experience, spa treatments at Marine Troon honour Scotland itself, using organic, vegan, seaweed-derived, Ishga skincare products, made locally in the Outer Hebrides - perfect for a detoxifying facial or an invigorating massage.
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