Sir Andy Murray has submitted a planning application to expand his luxurious Cromlix Hotel in Dunblane, Scotland, aiming to enhance its offerings for guests. The proposed expansion includes constructing new guest rooms in a previously neglected walled garden, revitalizing the area to offer a unique experience. Plans also include building a function suite and additional accommodation to meet the growing demand from guests. These developments reflect the hotel’s continued success since Murray acquired it in 2013, transforming it into a premier destination in the area.
Murray’s vision includes blending the new developments with the hotel’s existing character, focusing on preserving the charm of the original site. The expansion follows recent renovations overseen by his wife, Kim Murray, who helped update the hotel’s interior. While earlier plans for a spa and gym were shelved, this extension will breathe new life into unused parts of the estate, ensuring that Cromlix remains competitive in Scotland’s luxury hotel market.
The local council is expected to make a decision on the application soon, with the potential to further boost tourism in the region.