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232 bedrooms, including 26 exclusively designed suites. |
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Numerous restaurants and bars including:
Andrew Fairlie @ Gleneagles – Scotland’s only two Michelin restaurant
The Strathearn – two rosette and award winning restaurant
Deseo – an informal Mediterranean Food Market restaurant
Deseo at the Spa – offering wellbeing Spa cuisine
The Dormy Clubhouse – offering traditional British Food
Braid’s Coffee Lounge – an informal lounge offering light snacks
The Bar |
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Sporting activities on site (horse riding, shooting, fishing, falconry, off road driving, spa, gundog school, tennis, mountain biking, and croquet). |
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Three 18-hole championship golf courses |
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Club house restaurant and bar |
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Chauffeur Drive Service |
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16 meeting rooms |
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The Spa at The Gleneagles Hotel |
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AA Five Red Star |
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Two of the most exclusive suites in Scotland:
The Royal Lochnagar - Royalty, heads of state and celebrities have experienced the sheer luxury of The Royal Lochnagar Suite. Stunning views across
the Gleneagles estate to the rolling skyline of the Ochil Hills.
The Blue Tower Suite - which is housed in the original main tower, sitting grandly over the hotel's main entrance. Measuring approximately 170sqm, this magnificent suite is split over two levels
boasting two luxurious bedrooms and bathrooms situated on the lower floor, with a spiral staircase leading up to a mezzanine lounge. |
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A member of Leading Hotels of the World |
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One of the Great Golf Resorts of the World |
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First of its kind Gun Dog School |
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One of the best equipped Equestrian Centres in the world |
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Previous host of the G8 summit |
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Gold Award from the Green Tourism Business Scheme |
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Host of the 40th Ryder Cup Matches in 2014 |
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Winner of favourite UK Hotel Spa - Conde Nast Traveller Readers Travel Awards 2008 |
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Winner of Hotel Destination Spa of the Year - British Beauty and Spa Awards 2008 |
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Voted top Scottish Spa in Best of British - Tatler Spa Guide 2008 |
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24 Hour Conference Rate
from £295 per person (incl. Vat)
Day Delegate Rate
from £70 per person (incl. Vat)
Max Number of Delegates
240 boardroom
360 theatre
Bed & Breakfast
from £210 per room (incl. Vat)
Auchterarder
Perthshire
PH3 1NF
Situated in the rolling hills of Perthshire, between the cities of Perth and Stirling on the A9. Only one hour from both Glasgow and Edinburgh airports.
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The Gleneagles® Hotel, just one hour's drive from both Glasgow and Edinburgh, was built by the Old Caledonian Railway Company in 1924 in the heart of a beautiful Scottish
glen. Set in an 850-acre estate with its own railway station, it immediately won fame as one of the world's finest hotels.
Renowned for its three championship golf courses - The PGA Centenary Course, created by the legendary golfer Jack Nicklaus, venue for the Ryder Cup 2014 - as well as the King's and Queen's Courses. All offer generous fairways,
big greens, challenges for all handicaps and superb views of the surrounding countryside.
As well as golf, there are many other sporting opportunities at Gleneagles. The shooting and fishing schools offer clay target shooting and trout fishing on three lochs within the resort's estate. The equestrian school provides coaching in all disciplines in one of the finest equestrian environments. There
is all weather tennis, squash, swimming, croquet, cycling, off-road driving and the opportunity for guests to fly Harris hawks at the falconry school.
The hotel has 232 luxurious bedrooms, including 16 elegantly designed suites, four restaurants, including the Two Michelin-starred Andrew Fairlie at Gleneagles and one bar.
Impossible to sum up in a few hundred words, The Gleneagles Hotel is absolutely everything you could ever want in a conference and incentive destination.
 The Gleneagles® Hotel is a Five Red Star golf resort hotel set in 850 acres of stunning scenery in Perthshire , Scotland. An investment programme in excess of £70 million has shaped a luxury destination for the 21 st century.
Gleneagles was designed in the style of a French chateau and Capability Brown, the celebrated 18th century landscape gardener, inspired the landscaping. Today, the hotel has 232 bedrooms including 26 suites. Braid House, an additional accommodation wing, opened at a cost of £10 million in December 2002. This wing houses 59 luxurious bedrooms, many of which have balconies, and four state-of-the-art meeting rooms. Ten stunning top floor spirit suites opened in June 2007, named after brands from the world leading drinks company Diageo, Gleneagles' parent company. This £3.5 million project added nine highly sought after two bedroom suites and an additional one bedroom suite, many of which have spectacular views of the surrounding area, and an informal meeting room.
 Gleneagles has an international reputation for the excellence and variety of the dishes prepared in the kitchens, which benefit from the finest, freshest produce available from Scotland's larder and from specialist suppliers around the world. The Strathearn Restaurant has been selected as one of the world's ten Great Hotel Restaurants. Guests are also invited to enjoy the innovative Wine Tasting Room, where discerning wine lovers can taste wines that will complement their meal. The Bar at Gleneagles is designed to capture the atmosphere of a great ocean liner.
In May 2001, Michelin award-winning chef, Andrew Fairlie, opened his own restaurant; located within the hotel, offering guests and gourmands alike the delights of French influenced cuisine. The restaurant received Michelin
Star rating in January 2002, after only eight months of opening and shortly after Andrew was named as Drambuie Scottish Chef of the Year. A prestigious second Michelin Star followed in January 2006 followed by AA Chef's Chef
of the Year, a unique award voted for by other AA rosette-achieving chefs.
The world-class corporate entertainment facilities at Gleneagles benefit from a stunning location, and the attention to detail elevates the Gleneagles Hotel from conventional corporate events venues. Gleneagles has a wealth of experience in corporate entertainment in Scotland , having hosted such prestigious events as NATO and more recently the G8 summit of world leaders.
Recognised as one of the top UK conference hotels, Gleneagles has 16 comprehensively equipped conference suites and private function rooms holding from just 2 to 500 guests.
 The Club at Gleneagles sets new trends in leisure enjoyment for members and guests alike. Facilities include a 20m length lap pool, leisure pool and Jacuzzi, and outdoor hot pool; 280m² gymnasium with 28 types of Technogym cardiovascular equipment, 18 flat-screen televisions, and Wellness computer system monitoring individual's performance; aerobics dance studio; lavishly appointed health suite with mixed steam baths and sauna; and luxurious changing accommodation. Deseo, a ‘Mediterranean food market' restaurant, was unveiled in July 2007. This exciting dining concept allows guests to enjoy a wide array of appetising and healthy dishes in an informal fashion.
The new destination Spa by ESPA has been designed by award winning interior designer Amanda Rosa. Every aspect of the unique and tranquil space enhance the therapeutic ESPA treatments. A wide range of natural facials, body
treatments and massages are available to improve the wellbeing of both men and women. The calming relaxation rooms and the spacious, naturally lit courtyard allow you to rest your body and mind pre and post treatment. Arrive
early to prepare your skin for treatment by visiting the luxury heat experiences – explore the crystal steam rooms, tropical showers, chilling ice rubs, saunas and the striking unisex vitality pool.
The Golf Academy at Gleneagles enshrines the philosophy that improving a player's performance improves their enjoyment of the game. The Academy provides an important focus for developing a player's short game in addition to improving play from the tee, and includes a covered 320-yard double-ended driving range with capacity for 40 golfers.
Shooting and fishing enjoy a world-class reputation at
Gleneagles for providing the most expert instruction in all disciplines.
Fly fishing for novice and experienced anglers is available at the lochs
on the estate.
 Off Road at Gleneagles provides a test of skill in handling a four-wheel drive vehicle over two of Britain's most challenging, purpose built off road courses. Guests are taught the specialist techniques of hill climbing, controlled descents, traversing slopes and general vehicle handling over rough or wet terrain.
Courses at The British School of Falconry at Gleneagles are internationally acclaimed as the finest introduction to the ancient sport. Lessons meet every level of experience and involvement, and guests who are seriously keen can develop their skills further by hawking on the Perthshire moors.
The Gleneagles Equestrian School is one of the
finest in the world, with stabling for up to 43 horses. Private and
group lessons are available to all guests.
A member of The Leading Hotels of the World and one of the Great Golf Resorts of the World; Gleneagles, the 'Palace in the Glens', lies at the heart of Scotland, but the resort is only a one-hour motorway drive from Edinburgh and Glasgow.
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