Andy Murray’s Cromlix Hotel, a 15th-Century Historic Estate, Shines After £1.8 Million Revival

Andy Murray’s Cromlix Hotel, a 15th-Century Historic Estate, Shines After £1.8 Million Revival
Cromlix Hotel, the stunning 15th-century estate owned by tennis star Andy Murray, is enjoying a new era of success following a remarkable transformation that has captured the attention of the luxury hospitality world.
Purchased by Murray in 2013 for £1.8 million, the historic property near Dunblane has been lovingly restored and reimagined as one of Scotland’s finest country house hotels. The three-time Grand Slam champion bought Cromlix with a vision to revive its grandeur and create a peaceful, elegant retreat that reflected both its rich heritage and modern luxury.
Over the past decade, Cromlix has undergone an extensive renovation, blending the building’s original charm — including period features and classic architecture — with sophisticated interiors, top-tier service, and exquisite cuisine. The hotel boasts 15 lavish bedrooms, beautiful landscaped gardens, and a celebrated fine-dining restaurant led by award-winning chefs.
Murray’s personal touch is evident throughout the property. From curated artwork and bespoke furnishings to a warm and welcoming atmosphere, the hotel balances a sense of tradition with a contemporary flair. It has become a popular choice for weddings, romantic getaways, and high-end retreats, drawing guests from around the globe.
In 2025, Cromlix was named Luxury Hotel of the Year at the Scottish Hotel Awards — a testament to the hotel’s rising reputation and the dedication of the team behind it. Murray expressed pride in the accolade, stating, “Cromlix means a lot to me and my family. It’s been a labor of love, and I’m so pleased to see the hotel being enjoyed and recognized for what it’s become.”
From its medieval roots to its modern-day revival, Cromlix stands as a shining example of how passion, vision, and history can come together to create something truly extraordinary.



