A hotel management company has been appointed to run a five-star luxury resort.
RBH Hospitality will oversee the operations at Cameron House, a 400-acre estate within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
This appointment follows Victory Group's acquisition of the resort earlier this year, marking the group's entry into the UK hotel market.
The resort features 208 hotel rooms, extensive event facilities, and a variety of dining options, including LOMA, the flagship restaurant headed by Michelin-starred chef Graeme Cheevers.
It also boasts two golf courses, a spa, a marina, a rooftop pool, and activities designed for "experience-led" travellers.
Cameron House marks Victory Group’s first venture into the UK hotel market.
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Glasgow-based RBH Hospitality Management will now operate Cameron House (Image: Contributed)
Erik Moresco, founder and managing partner of Victory Group, said: "We have ambitious plans for Cameron House and a clear vision for its future, focusing on the authenticity of the Scottish experience and hospitality and the site’s breathtaking beauty.
"We strongly valued RBH’s hospitality experience, roots in the Scottish market and physical proximity to the resort through their Glasgow-based head office.
"This reflects the way we manage assets – we are hands-on, highly present investors and wanted an operator that would take the same approach.
"We believe RBH shares our belief in the potential that Cameron House has, and we look forward to building on its strong reputation as one of Scotland’s most iconic luxury destinations.".
RBH was selected for its strong knowledge of managing luxury properties and delivering capital projects
The addition of Cameron House marks RBH's sixth singing this year and expands its growing luxury portfolio, which already includes The Edinburgh Grand, Old Town Chambers, and The Municipal Hotel & Spa Liverpool.
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