Located on the beautiful South Ayrshire coastline, with bespoke views over the Royal Troon Golf club and across to the Isle of Arran, our stunning 4-star hotel in Ayrshire has everything you need for a relaxing getaway. Built-in 1894, The Marine Hotel was designed by notable Glaswegian architects Salmon and Gillespie and is a significant landmark in Troon.
Now newly refurbished, our hotel features subtle Scottish themes, fabrics and textures all laced with the history of our building and surrounding area. Whether you're joining us for a golf weekend, a romantic getaway, a meeting or special occasion, expect elegance, comfort, and above all else, true Scottish hospitality.
Now newly refurbished, our hotel features subtle Scottish themes, fabrics and textures all laced with the history of our building and surrounding area. Whether you're joining us for a golf weekend, a romantic getaway, a meeting or special occasion, expect elegance, comfort, and above all else, true Scottish hospitality.
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Whether you're looking for a single room or one of our spacious suites, all of our hotel bedrooms at the Marine Hotel Troon are designed to offer a comfortable place to relax and sleep with that added luxury we all want. With five room types to choose from, you are sure to find the right accommodation to suit your budget and needs.
Overlooking the Isle of Arran and Ailsa Craig, Troon is a traditional seaside town with sandy beaches and stunning views. From our hotel you can explore the beautiful coast, local golf clubs, including the world-famous Royal Troon, the local town with a busy harbour and boutique shops, and so much more!
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Open to both hotel guests and non-residents daily, guests can enjoy meals throughout the day. From an a la carte breakfast, to lunch on the outdoor terrace and dinner overlooking the Ayshire Coast, the 1897 Restaurant and Arran Bar provides the perfect backdrop. We cater for all occasions, from coffee catch-ups with friends to special family celebrations, our team offers you a warm welcome.
Dine, drink, and relax with some of the most beautiful views you'll find in Troon at our hotel's restaurant. Overlooking the 18th hole of Royal Troon Golf Course and the Isle of Arran, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Ayrshire coastline all day long and a peaceful sunset in the evening.
Our newly refurbished 1897 restaurant offers indulgent and mouth-watering dishes, including both a continental and full breakfast, afternoon tea, and light but filling lunches.Enjoy something more sumptuous on our menu, available for lunch and dinner, which features some of our best-selling classics such as braised beef and a variety of locally sourced seafood dishes and prime Scotch steaks.
Our newly refurbished 1897 restaurant offers indulgent and mouth-watering dishes, including both a continental and full breakfast, afternoon tea, and light but filling lunches.Enjoy something more sumptuous on our menu, available for lunch and dinner, which features some of our best-selling classics such as braised beef and a variety of locally sourced seafood dishes and prime Scotch steaks.
Reviews (10)
Drifting Off Grid
Jan 02, 2022
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Norma Andrew
Dec 29, 2021
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Not impressed at all!! Booked for festive lunch and when we got there restaurant was empty and was told that booking wasn't recorded as requested as a festive lunch so couldn't have the festive menu as they only cook for number of festive lunches booked. Left very disappointed and hungry as the main menu didn't have very many choices. Won't be back!!
Charles Simons
Dec 17, 2021
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The general feel of the hotel was great. From the moment you arrive at the well presented hotel. The view across towards the sea is lovely, although the weather at this time of year is very unpredictable.
The receptionist was very welcoming and incredibly helpful throughout my stay along with bar and waiting staff....the leisure facilities are very relaxing and tidy. Myself and my daughter made the most of our time away and we really loved the great food too.
Many thanks
Charles
The receptionist was very welcoming and incredibly helpful throughout my stay along with bar and waiting staff....the leisure facilities are very relaxing and tidy. Myself and my daughter made the most of our time away and we really loved the great food too.
Many thanks
Charles
PrimaLash Lashes
Dec 14, 2021
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Nigel B.
Dec 06, 2021
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Pretty much as expected for a 4-star hotel. Completely fine and no complaints, though only four star here simply because it should be very good as a 4-star venue. We were in room 201. It was very small, whilst clean, adequate, and well maintained. No complaints about the room itself, but if you want more space or bigger, request another. They had used the space well enough, the problem was there is so little space. You have to climb up the bed at one side in order to get into it and the basin is hidden behind the bathroom door. For a night or two, it's fine. If you're planning a few nights or like
Lindsey Harper
Nov 23, 2021
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Terry Duff
Nov 15, 2021
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Celia Brand
Nov 13, 2021
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Robert
Oct 25, 2021
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Mike Mungall
Oct 24, 2021
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Great location next to the beach, with lovely views over the sea to Arran, but the rooms are hugely variable. I paid £159 for a truly tiny room with this view. You had to squeeze past the foot of the bed while trying not to brush pictures off the wall and you could only sit on the loo diagonally. Service good and friendly and the breakfast was fine, but I've stayed here before and the rooms I've been given have been all been rubbish, so not chancing my luck again.
