First images of multi-million-pound revamp of five-star Cameron House on Loch Lomond revealed

The first images have been revealed of a major new extension to the five-star Cameron House resort, which suffered a fatal fire in 2017.
By Scott Reid
Published 4th Feb 2020, 12:10 BST
External CGI view of the new extension. Image: ContributedExternal CGI view of the new extension. Image: Contributed
External CGI view of the new extension. Image: Contributed

The multi-million-pound extension will include a brand-new ballroom and 68 bedrooms, following the news of planning approval from the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park Authority.

A new 7,345-square-foot ballroom and "pre-function" space will feature spectacular views of Loch Lomond.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Expected to be completed by summer 2021, the extension will feature the bedrooms on the upper three floors, the majority featuring large balconies with loch-facing views.

CGI of part of the new extension. Image: ContributedCGI of part of the new extension. Image: Contributed
CGI of part of the new extension. Image: Contributed

A large outdoor terrace on the lower ground floor will create a separate, external space for smaller events with views overlooking Loch Lomond and the hills beyond.

Cameron House Hotel is due to re-open in late 2020. The main section of the hotel was destroyed by fire in December 2017. Two holidaymakers were killed in the incident.

Andy Roger, resort director at Cameron House, said: “We warmly welcome the National Park Authority’s planning approval, which is a major step forward in the multi-million-pound redevelopment of the hotel.

“The proposed extension will maximise the stunning views of Loch Lomond whilst fully respecting the architectural integrity of the original house.

CGI of part of the new extension. Image: ContributedCGI of part of the new extension. Image: Contributed
CGI of part of the new extension. Image: Contributed

“The extension will also allow us to increase the number of weddings, functions and guests we’re able to accommodate at Cameron House, and we’re confident these improvements will have a significant positive impact on the local economy.”

Cameron House is investing £17.5 million in the extension, which has been developed by architectural firm 3DReid, closely supported by principal designer Thomson Gray, interior designer Greyline Design, and Hirst Landscape Architects.