Inside the Succession-featured Gleneagles Hotel

Beginning its life in the glamorous age of travel, when guests arrived in great style at Gleneagles’ very own train station, the estate epitomises the natural beauty for which Scotland is famed. With its glorious playground of country pursuits and activities, the hotel has long established its position in the social calendar. 

Enlisting the skills and expertise of some of the UK’s most acclaimed designers including David Collins Studio, Timorous Beasties, Macaulay Sinclair, Goddard Littlefair and Ennismore’s own in-house design studio, the aim has been to create designs and spaces that celebrate the rich, glamorous heritage and beautiful architecture which the hotel is known for.

With 233 luxury bedrooms and suites, the hotel’s accommodation has been further enhanced by Goddard Littlefair over recent years, with beautiful detailing, fabrics and craftsmanship combining to create a warm country estate. The rooms and suites celebrate Gleneagles’ storied past, evoking its history through specially curated furnishings, antiques and art. Every detail throughout each of the rooms was carefully thought through and designed to reflect the warmth of Scottish hospitality.

This year, Gleneagles has welcomed its first ever city outpost at 37-39 St Andrew Square, Gleneagles Townhouse. With outstanding architectural features, the iconic building features 33 individually imagined bedrooms, an all-day restaurant The Spence and rooftop bar Lamplighters with iconic views across Edinburgh’s skyline, as well as a lively members’ club.