
The hotel that closes a day at Turnberry, the lodge that wakes you above Royal Dornoch, the suite at the Old Course Hotel from which you can see the Road Hole: in Scotland, more than almost anywhere else Garmany goes, the accommodation is part of the Experience rather than simply the place you sleep between rounds.

From the iconic Balmoral at the foot of the Royal Mile to Greywalls adjacent to Muirfield and The Marine above North Berwick Golf Club, Edinburgh's hotel portfolio is as rich as its golf coastline.
The most iconic hotel in Scotland's capital. Number One is among the finest dining rooms in the country. The property that sets the standard for everything that follows in an Edinburgh Experience.
Adjacent to Muirfield Golf Club with a celebrated walled kitchen garden. For Garmany Guests for whom proximity to Muirfield is the priority, Greywalls is the only answer. Generations of golfers have walked from the 18th green to Greywalls for exactly the dinner the round deserves.
Above North Berwick Golf Club with views across the Firth of Forth to the Bass Rock. The natural Garmany choice for golf-focused East Lothian itineraries.
A beautifully designed property within one of Edinburgh's most celebrated Georgian squares. An outstanding alternative Edinburgh base for groups who want the New Town at their door.

Turnberry Resort stands alone among the Ayrshire golf hotels — but Marine Troon and Kimpton Blythswood Square deliver exceptional quality for groups centred on Troon and Glasgow respectively.
The most complete golf resort Experience in Scotland. The Ailsa Course on property, the 1906 restaurant, an exceptional spa and direct access to one of the world's great links. The property that most completely delivers on what a Garmany Scotland Experience promises.
On the Troon seafront above the water, overlooking Arran, within easy reach of Royal Troon. The natural choice for groups centred on the Troon area courses.
The finest hotel in Glasgow. Five-star in a Georgian square. One of the best spas in Scotland. The city base for Garmany groups beginning or ending their Ayrshire Experience in Glasgow.
Golf lodge accommodation on the Dundonald Links estate. Self-catering, private and directly adjacent to the course.

In a category entirely of its own. One of the finest resort hotels in the world, set on a Perthshire estate with three golf courses, the finest spa in Scotland, equestrian facilities, a shooting school and fishing.
For Garmany Experiences that include Gleneagles, the hotel is an essential and irreplaceable component. The PGA Centenary Course, the King's Course, the Queen's Course, the ESNW spa, Restaurant Andrew Fairlie, the two-Michelin-starred restaurant at Gleneagles, and the shooting ground and equestrian center create the most complete resort offering in Scotland.

St Andrews is home to the most celebrated golf hotel in Scotland. The Old Course Hotel, Rusacks and The Fairmont deliver different characters of the same extraordinary destination — all within walking distance of the Links.
The most celebrated golf hotel in Scotland. Overlooking the Road Hole. The Kohler Water Spa. The Duke's Course on the estate. This is the property that has defined golf hotel excellence in St Andrews for decades.
Overlooking the 18th hole of the Old Course from the other side of the Links. Beautifully renovated. Outstanding for Guests who want the history of the Links as their breakfast view from a different angle than the Old Course Hotel.
On the clifftop above St Andrews Bay with its own two-course golf facility. Larger resort property with excellent facilities for groups wanting the full resort experience.

Garmany's Highland properties range from the intimate luxury of Ness Walk on the banks of the River Ness to Links House in Dornoch village, steps from one of the world's great golf courses, and the exclusive privacy of Trump Macleod House in Aberdeenshire.
A beautifully renovated Victorian mansion on the banks of the River Ness. Intimate, exceptionally well run and within walking distance of the city's finest restaurants. Garmany's preferred Inverness property.
In the village of Dornoch, steps from Royal Dornoch Golf Club. The most direct connection between hotel and world-class links available in Scotland — and the natural choice for Guests making the journey north.
The private estate house on the Trump International Scotland property. Exclusive group use with direct course access. Complete privacy on one of the most dramatic dune golf properties in Scotland.
A characterful boutique hotel in a converted church in central Aberdeen. Garmany's preferred Aberdeen city property — well-positioned and entirely individual.
Trump Turnberry Resort for the complete west coast links Experience. The Old Course Hotel for the St Andrews pilgrimage. Greywalls for Muirfield access. Links House for Royal Dornoch. Gleneagles for the finest resort Experience in Scotland. Garmany builds every accommodation recommendation around the specific courses and the character of the itinerary.
Yes. Garmany's relationships with all recommended Scotland properties include pre-arrival communication ensuring the hotels are aware of our Guests' preferences, special occasions and specific requirements. The combination of standing and advance communication typically produces a standard of welcome and personal attention that exceeds what any independent booking delivers.
Yes, and this is often the most effective approach. A typical Garmany Scotland itinerary might combine Kimpton Blythswood Square in Glasgow, Trump Turnberry for the Ayrshire rounds, The Balmoral in Edinburgh and Greywalls for Muirfield. Your Experience Team designs the accommodation sequence to reflect the geography of the itinerary and the character of each region.