Cameron House, the five-star hotel and resort on the banks of Loch Lomond, is for sale for around £100 million.The sale could potentially be one of the largest single-asset hospitality disposals in Scotland, with reports suggesting it could exceed that price.
The hotel was acquired in 2015 by KSL Capital Partners from QHotels. It was devastated by fire in 2017 (see top of page picture) resulting in the death of two guests, and restored and renovated.
Cameron House describes itself as a “five-star resort set within 400-acres of beautiful Scottish countryside, on the world-famous bonnie banks of Loch Lomond”
The luxury property opened as a hotel in 1990, the baronial estate’s fascinating history dates back to the 15th century.
It was in 1823, under the ownership of the Smolletts, a local family of landowners across Vale of Leven, when plans were finalised for extensive renovations to take place, that would transform the home into a grand baronial mansion, known today as Cameron House Hotel.
