Luxury Cameron House resort on banks of Loch Lomond sold
New owner pledges to enhance resort through “carefully curated wellness and experiential‑led offerings”.
Cameron House, the luxury resort set on the banks of Loch Lomond, has changed hands.
Investment firm Victory Group has acquired the internationally renowned hotel and leisure resort from affiliates of KSL Capital Partners, on undisclosed terms. Previous reports on a potential sale had touted a price tag of up to £100 million, which would make it one of the largest deals of its kind north of the Border.
The deal marks a further investment by Victory into luxury and prime hospitality and property. Cameron House joins the firm’s collection of “world-class assets”, which include the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva - the largest five-star hotel in Switzerland - the Zudo mixed-use project in Amsterdam and an “ultra-prime” office redevelopment in London’s Jermyn Street.
Cameron House is formed around a historic 17th‑century estate. The resort was recently named the fifth best resort in Europe by the Condé Nast Traveller UK Readers’ Choice Awards 2025.
Erik Moresco, founder of Victory Group, said: “This acquisition reflects our strong conviction in high-quality assets in attractive locations. Cameron House combines a setting of breathtaking beauty, heritage and luxury, with legendary Scottish hospitality.
“We are excited to be making our first acquisition in Scotland, and we continue to see the UK as a compelling investment market.”
The firm said it intended to build on Cameron House’s strong reputation, enhancing the resort through “carefully curated wellness and experiential‑led offerings, while respecting the estate’s historic character and environmental context”.
Victory was advised by Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner, Alvarez & Marsal, Shepherd and Wedderburn, Turner & Townsend Building Consultancy, JLL Debt & Structured Finance and Howden Global Financial Sponsors. Financing was provided by Apollo-managed funds, advised by Gibson, Dunne & Crutcher and Burness Paull.
Cameron House was acquired in 2015 by KSL Capital Partners from QHotels. It was devastated by a fatal fire in December 2017 and was subsequently restored and renovated.
Cameron House describes itself as a “five-star resort set within 400-acres of beautiful Scottish countryside, on the world-famous bonnie banks of Loch Lomond”. It is home to a collection of 208 bedrooms including 28 upmarket suites plus 115 lodges and self-catering apartments that sleep up to eight people.
The hotel and lodges are bolstered by an award-winning spa with rooftop infinity pool, 18-hole championship golf course, plus an additional nine-hole course, a range of restaurants and bars, event spaces, a “state-of-the-art” leisure club, 29-seat cinema, marina and a choice of resort activities.
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