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Glencoe Inn reopens after £500k refurb

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The Glencoe Inn, which is part of the Crerar Hotels chain, has reopened to guests after completing its major refurbishment of £500,000.

All of the hotel’s 15 bespoke bedrooms and bathrooms have been fully refurbished ahead of its reopening.

As part of the six-figure investment, the hotel has overhauled its food and beverage offering to focus on Scottish produce.

Chris Wayne-Wills, CEO of Crerar Hotels said: “We’re thrilled on two counts – re-opening our doors to welcome guests and showcasing the results of an outstanding refurbishment.

“Despite the challenges of the past year, we have created a home from home experience against the backdrop of one of Scotland’s most famous landscapes – exactly what we were determined to do when the investment was secured.”

He added: “The sumptuous interiors have been created with true Scottish hospitality in mind, and the result is the absolute definition of low-key luxury that we’re confident our guests will love.

“With a food and drink offering serving the best in Scottish produce, an exclusive guest spa experience that allows you to relax whilst enjoying awe-inspiring views, and bedrooms designed with comfort in mind, we’re offering the ultimate Scottish getaway that reflects our world-class location.”

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