Piersland House Hotel

Piersland House, the former residence of the famous Johnnie Walker Scotch Whisky family is an outstanding country mansion, set in private, mature grounds opposite Royal Troon Golf Club and within walking distance of South Beach in Troon.

The property boasts upscale guest rooms across three different accommodation options, along with an excellent restaurant and bar onsite, this charming 4-star hotel is the perfect base for a west coast Scotland golf trip and represents excellent value for money.

Golf Courses

Situated across the road from the Open Championship venue Royal Troon Golf Club, and in easy reach of other magnificent and famous links courses such as Western Gailes, Dundonald and Prestwick, you are spoilt for choice when staying at the Piersland House.

Accommodation

Piersland House offers 37 stylish guest rooms across three different accommodation options. The main house and The Lodge offer traditional hotel guest rooms, whilst the more family friendly Mews rooms are in a courtyard setting that surround the main house. All have multiple amenities that you would expect from a 4-star hotel.

Restaurant & Bars

Piersland House also provides guests with a variety of great dining experiences. The Walker Bar and Restaurant offers a more informal and relaxed atmosphere along with a fine selection of wines, malt whisky and gins, whilst the Red Bowl Restaurant has a slightly more contemporary feel, providing an extensive seasonal and traditional menu, catering for all tastes.

Location

Piersland House is located on the south west coast of Scotland, opposite Royal Troon Golf Club on the south side of Troon, and a few hundred yards from the beach. Best international access is through Glasgow Airport which is a 40-minute drive to/from the hotel. For those arriving into Edinburgh Airport this is approximately 1 hour 25 minutes away.

Did You Know

The original Piersland Lodge was built as a private residence in 1899 for Sir Alexander Walker, the grandson of Johnnie Walker who founded the internationally famous Scotch whisky firm. Although converted into a hotel in 1956, Piersland House still retains its original country house character today.