Trump International, Scotland

Trump International, Scotland frequently asked questions

Who owns Trump International, Scotland?

Trump International, Scotland is owned by The Trump Organization, a group of about 500 business entities of which Donald Trump is the sole or principal owner.

How do you get to Trump International, Scotland?

On the North East Coast of Scotland, Trump International is easiest to access directly by car. For those travelling from Aberdeen take the slip road signposted for Balmedie. Take the first exit at the roundabout and pass under the bridge, then take the first exit at the next roundabout towards Balmedie village. Pass through Balmedie village and continue straight on - Trump International, Scotland will appear on the right a few miles down the road.

If you're travelling from Peterhead, at the Tipperty dual carriageway follow signs to Pitmeden and turn right at the T junction. Drive to the roundabout and take the first left towards Foveran School. Drive through Foveran until you meet a road closure sign and take a right. Continue straight passing the houses and turn left. Pass a farmhouse and turn left following the sign for Foveran School / Newburgh. Drive under the bridge, passing the Aberdeen slip road on the right, and take the next right towards Balmedie. Continue South and Trump International, Scotland will shortly appear to your left.

The nearest airport is Aberdeen International Airport, which is 18-minutes away by car or taxi.

What is included in a spa day at Trump International, Scotland?

What's included in a spa day at Trump International, Scotland depends on the experience that you book. The spa facilities include an outdoor hot tub with a water fountain, a relaxation space and a premium nail bar. Trump International, Scotland has one treatment room and therapists use ESPA products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What is near Trump International, Scotland?

Set within the dramatic landscape of the Aberdeenshire coast, Trump International, Scotland is surrounded by legendary mountains and glens that are waiting to be explored, while popular attractions include the region's famed Scotch whisky distilleries, Royal estates, castles and fishing.

Top attractions include:

• Royal Aberdeen
• Cruden Bay
• Balmoral Castle
• Glen Tanar Estate
• The Lecht
• Cairngorms National Park
• Castle Fraser
• Drum Castle
• Dunnottar Castle
• Slains Castle
• Strathorn Stables

When was Trump International, Scotland built?

Trump International, Scotland opened in 2012 although the estate dates back to 1835.

What amenities does Trump International, Scotland have?

Trump International, Scotland is a five-star hotel with 16 treatment rooms, set within the Trump International Estate and surrounded by splendid gardens and their own golf course.

There are lots of dining opportunities at the hotel, including:

• The Dunes Restaurant & Bar
• Trump Grab & Go
• Dram in the Dunes
• The Clavis Whisky Bar
• Trump’s Restaurant & Cellar

The spa facilities include an outdoor hot tub with a water fountain, a relaxation space and a premium nail bar. Trump International, Scotland has one treatment room and therapists use ESPA products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What are the food and drink options at Trump International, Scotland?

• The Dunes Restaurant & Bar: Offering an exciting all-day menu showcasing Scottish and American inspired classics, hearty-fare and signature Trump dishes, this classy, informal brasserie-style restaurant and bar spills outdoors onto the clubhouse patio for drinks and dining from dusk until dawn.
• Trump Grab & Go: Perfectly sited for golfers and guests on the move, the Trump Grab & Go vintage truck at the centre point of the Old Course, offers an array of hot and cold sweet and savoury snack and beverages.
• Dram in the Dunes: Nestled in the sweeping, undulating dunes of the New Course, Dram in the Dunes is located by 7th Green and 15th Tees. This gem-like café’ come whisky bolthole is a luxurious pitstop for golfers and guests out for a stroll.
• The Clavis Whisky Bar: Late night cocktails or a favourite libation awaits in the lantern-lit Clavis Whisky Bar. With its decadent golden liquor-filled cabinets offering an abundance of rare and specialist malts, liquors and special bottlings, this is a bar that promises new discoveries.
• Trump’s Restaurant & Cellar: The sophisticated grandeur of MacLeod House provides an exceptional setting to savour beautiful cuisine and refined dishes. Sommelier service, crisp white linens and exquisite seasonal menus from Scotland’s nature larder are prepared with imagination and flair.

How many treatment rooms are there at Trump International, Scotland?

Trump International, Scotland has one treatment room and therapists use ESPA products in a collection of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Trump International, Scotland is 3pm and check-out is 11am. It is recommended however that you check your specific spa booking times before arrival, and that you check for any changes to regular opening times, particularly relating to bank holidays, before you visit.