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Marine Troon, a Marine & Lawn Hotel
Troon, Scotland, United Kingdom · Marine & Lawn · Accessible Luxury



Built in 1894 by James Salmon and John Gaff Gillespie, Marine Troon is a Scottish Baronial red-brick landmark presiding over Royal Troon's Old Course. Registered AA four-star since 1912, it is said to be the only Scottish hotel to have held the same rating throughout its history, and reopened in June 2022 under Marine & Lawn.
- 89 rooms
- Opened 1894
- Architect: James Salmon; John Gaff Gillespie (Salmon & Gillespie)
About Marine Troon, a Marine & Lawn Hotel
- Built and opened in 1894, the hotel was designed by architects James Salmon and John Gaff Gillespie and overlooks Royal Troon's Old Course.
- It has held an AA four-star rating continuously since 1912, the only Scottish hotel to retain the same rating throughout its history.
- The 89-room property reopened in June 2022 under the newly created Marine & Lawn hospitality brand.
History
Marine Troon is a Victorian landmark on the Ayrshire coast, its red-brick, Scottish Baronial bulk presiding over the 1st and 18th fairways of Royal Troon's Old Course - an Open Championship venue - with views across the Firth of Clyde to the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig. Purpose-built and first opened in 1894 as The Marine Hotel, it was designed by the celebrated Glaswegian architects James Salmon and John Gaff Gillespie, contemporaries of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. It was first registered as an AA four-star hotel in 1912 and is said to be the only hotel in Scotland to have retained the same rating throughout its history.
Over the decades the hotel changed hands and names: purchased by the Caledonian Railway Company in 1902, it operated as the Caledonian Hotel (with a new wing and ballroom added) before reverting to the Marine Hotel around 1920. Following a six-month refurbishment, it reopened in June 2022 as part of the Marine & Lawn collection of storied golf hotels (alongside Rusacks St Andrews and Marine North Berwick). The 89-room hotel pairs maximalist interiors with the two-AA-rosette restaurant The Rabbit and the bar The Seal.
The setting
8 miles from Ayr Racecourse.
Restaurants and bars
- The Rabbit — Restaurant · Refined Scottish dining
- The Seal — Restaurant
Experiences
- Golf at Royal Troon — Golf by the Sea, home to Royal Troon and birthplace of The Open; courses can be discovered via the website.
- Golf at nearby courses (tee times arranged by concierge) — Reservations and concierge teams can arrange tee times at nearby courses.
Amenities
- Lounge chair
- Workstation
- Complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, including guest rooms and public areas
- Complimentary golf bag storage
- Complimentary self-parking in hotel car park
- Four 22kW Rolec Quantum EV chargers in the car park
- Complimentary printing, copying and faxing through reception
- Rental Titleist golf clubs available to borrow
- Concierge assistance with tee times at nearby courses
- Golf club and luggage door-to-door shipping via Ship Sticks partnership
- Airport transfers arranged by concierge
- Car hire assistance via concierge
- Spa treatments from Scottish skincare brand ishga
- Thermal suite
- Indoor pool
- Gym
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