Cromlix By Dunblane

Wimbledon champion Andy Murray is returning to his roots with a new luxury hotel venture near his home town in Perthshire, Scotland. The hotel, on an expansive Scottish woodland estate, is currently undergoing refurbishment and will reopen on 1st April 2014 in time for the nearby Ryder Cup in September 2014.A five-star facility with ten spacious bedrooms and five suites, the hotel will also include a private chapel, several function rooms, restaurant run by Albert Roux OBE, KFO and, of course, a tennis court and practice wall.Cromlix is a fine country estate situated in lovely countryside surrounded by its own woodland and fields. For cosy nights in there are also open log fires. The front gates lead to a driveway lined with mature trees which sweeps through parkland to the hotel.The character of the country house will very much be retained but with a slight modern twist.

Features & Facilities Include: Parking Spaces Licensed Bar Public Restaurant Fishing Disabled Access/Facilities

Address: Cromlix Cromlix Estate Kinbuck By Dunblane Stirling FK15 9JT

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Directions

From either Edinburgh or Glasgow the motorways merge onto the M9 heading for StirlingPerth, it bypasses Stirling and Dunblane (A9 heading for Perth).Take the turn-off signposted DunblaneKinbuck on the B8033.Turn right at the junction for Kinbuck. Follow the road through the village, continue over the bridge, our entrance gates are 100 yards on the left.From Inverness, follow the A9 to Perth (south).From Perth take the A9 Stirling road, you will pass a Little Chef then take the next exit signposted DunblaneKinbuck on B8033. At the T junction turn right for Kinbuck and follow as above.From Fort William take the A85 heading to Lochearnhead. Then take the A84 to Callander. From Callander follow signs to DouneDunblane.In Doune, turn left signposted to Perth which brings you to the dual carriageway. Continue for about 2 miles and take the first exit on the left signposted DunblaneKinbuck on the B8033.Turn right at the T junction for Kinbuck, follow the road through the village and continue over the small bridge. Our entrance gates are second on the left.