Marine Troon

Marine Troon

The Marine Hotel in Troon. A large historic red-brick building with multiple chimneys and dormer windows, set against a partly cloudy sky. The structure, resembling a traditional British manor or hotel, is surrounded by a manicured golf course with sand bunkers and green fairways. A small Scottish flag is visible atop one of the towers.

A picture of a bar with two tables and chairs in front of it.

Alt text: A luxurious, vintage-style lounge or dining room with a richly patterned ceiling and wallpaper featuring floral designs. The room is furnished with deep blue velvet booths, green and blue tartan armchairs, and wicker chairs paired with round and square tables. Red lampshades on elegant chandeliers hang from the ceiling, adding a warm glow. Large mirrors line one wall, and tall windows with draped curtains allow natural light to stream in. Potted plants and framed artwork add decorative touches throughout the space.

A bright and elegant sunroom-style dining area with large panoramic windows overlooking a lush green landscape and distant hills. The room features wicker chairs and round wooden tables set with white china and teacups. Soft beige curtains cover the lower half of the windows, and pendant lights hang from the ceiling. A potted plant adds a touch of greenery to the foreground.

A picture of a dinning room, classically decorated.

The Gem of the Ayrshire Coast. Revel in the hotel’s Victorian grandeur and stunning linksland location, overlooking the Isle of Arran and Royal Troon Golf Club.

From spacious suites to plush double rooms, Marine Troon offers a variety of options to provide the stay you’re seeking. Choose a “Marine” room to enjoy one of our newly updated spaces, which celebrate Troon’s seaside charm with elevated coastal touches and luxe décor. For unforgettable views of the Ayrshire coastline, choose a “Sea View” room. Some of these rooms also overlook the legendary Royal Troon Golf Club.

The Rabbit restaurant is a welcoming setting for any meal, from casual breakfasts or afternoon tea breaks to tasty dinners and all-out celebrations. The restaurant overlooks its namesake, Hole 17, Royal Troon’s trickiest par three.
The Seal Named after Royal Troon’s opening hole, which you can see from the bar, The Seal is a relaxed, come-as-you-are establishment. Drop in for drinks or a meal any time of day.

Relax and unwind during your stay at the on-site spa, featuring a wide range of restorative treatments. Partnered with UK skincare specialists ishga and Made For Life Organics the spa offers a gorgeous range of facial and body treatments, featuring indulgent natural products. Guests also enjoy access to the leisure facilities, including a heated indoor pool with views of the coast, sauna, squash court and gym.