Cromlix

Set within a secluded Stirlingshire estate, Cromlix is a beautifully restored Victorian mansion offering a relaxed five-star escape in the Scottish countryside. With its own chapel, loch and landscaped grounds, it feels wonderfully private, yet is just an hour from both Glasgow and Edinburgh, with Perthshire and Stirlingshire natural beauty on its doorstep.

Owned by US Open and two-time Wimbledon Champion Andy Murray, and Kim Murray, Cromlix blends heritage charm with a fresh, contemporary spirit.

Luxuriously lived-in

Elegant, characterful interiors combine refined country-house style with bold colour and personality. From the playful billiards room to the atmospheric bar and botanical restaurant, each space is designed for relaxed, memorable moments.

A personal welcome

At Cromlix, a warm, intuitive hospitality sets the tone, with a team dedicated to creating an easy, heartfelt Scottish welcome. The luxurious castle hotel is dog-friendly throughout, inviting four-legged guests to feel just as at home, with the freedom to explore the estate.

Outside, the woodland and gardens invite slow adventure and time in nature, with ever-changing seasonal landscapes all around.

Accommodation

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The 20 bedrooms at Cromlix are a celebration of colour, texture and design; their vibrancy cocooning you with optimism for a wonderful stay. Whether you’re dreaming of a cosy garden hideaway or an opulent fairy-tale turret, each room is beautifully designed with its own unique character and charm.

Beautiful, thoughtful details are placed for your stay; fresh flowers by the bedside, home-baked biscuits under a delicate glass casing to graciously welcome you and make you feel at home.

Dining

The Executive Head Chef and his team are passionate about showcasing Scotland’s seasonal larder, working closely with kitchen gardeners and trusted local artisans to bring beautifully sourced ingredients to every plate.

Relaxed fine dining

Escape into the wild beauty of Scotland, where every dish is vibrant, seasonal and full of flavour.

Lunch and dinner at Cromlix feature elegant three-course set or choice menus, shaped by the seasons and inspired by nature’s bounty. Expect relaxed, flavour-led dining in a refined yet unhurried setting.

Afternoon tea is a comforting ritual of homemade seasonal bakes, freshly baked scones and delicate savouries, served with fine teas, rich coffee and the option of a glass of fizz - perfect for lingering a little longer.

The Cromlix Sommelier has curated an extensive wine list, with guidance available to help you find the perfect pairing.

With elegant private dining rooms, Cromlix offers relaxed luxury in every setting.

Elegant Interiors

The Glasshouse Restaurant

Bathed in natural light, this elegant conservatory is filled with vibrant fabrics, original artwork and flourishing blooms, creating a space that feels both fresh and beautifully refined. Available for evening dining, it offers an intimate, relaxed setting with botanical charm.

Cromlix Bar

Moody and atmospheric, the castle’s bar will cocoon you with its character and warmth. On curved banquette seating, surrounded by a rich and evocative colour palette and striking works of art, relax with a sophisticated cocktail, your preferred choice of single malt or a velvety wine.

Activities/Leisure

A varied collection of country pursuits and leisurely pastimes awaits, both on the estate and within the local area.

Wellness & Spa Retreat

A short walk from the main house, through the trees and into the peaceful heart of the estate sits Cromlix’s Woodland Retreat, a sanctuary dedicated to stillness, restoration and reconnection.

Estate

Set within 34 acres of enchanting woodland, rolling farmland and beautifully kept grounds, Cromlix invites you to step outside and explore at your own pace. Sweeping lawns and winding pathways lead you through a landscape designed for slow discovery, where every turn reveals a new corner of serenity.

History

There’s little known about Cromlix before the 15th century, though evidence of an earlier population living in the area has been found, including some stone cists (coffins) 500 yards west of the house.