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Trump Turnberry has completed the restoration of its cottage suites collection, through a £1.6m investment in the Ayrshire resort in Scotland.
Launching in March 2019, the restoration of the nine two-bedroom accommodations forms part of the hotel’s ongoing multi-million-pound refurbishment. According to the hotel, the latest investment opens up a “new era of contemporary accommodation”, offering a “home away from home” option for guests.
Dating back to 1902, the Cottage Suites are at the forefront of the resort’s accommodation and have each been fully restored with Turnberry’s “stunning surroundings and rich heritage in mind”.
Ralph Porciani, general manager of Trump Turnberry, said: “We’re very proud to unveil the Cottage Suites at Turnberry. It’s a project we’ve put a lot of care and attention into and one which introduces a truly unique element to our renowned accommodation.
“The Cottage Suites offer the unmistakable hospitality and atmosphere of Turnberry, but with the feel of a private haven for guests. They are perfectly suited to families and groups who want to explore everything Ayrshire has to offer including the nearby National Trust sites, Culzean Castle and Robert Burns Birthplace Museum.”
Eric Trump added: “Trump Turnberry is one of the finest golf resorts anywhere in the world and we are proud to announce our next phase of investment into this property. When complete, the Cottage Suites will be absolutely spectacular and will be an exciting new product offering for guests looking for even more space with all of the perks of a traditional hotel suite.”
