Troon is a town found in south Ayrshire, Scotland, it is on the west coast about eight miles north of Ayr, it is a mere three miles northwest of Glasgow, Prestwick International airport and lying across the Firth of Clyde the Isle of Arran can be seen. It is a vastly popular town providing for its visitors easy access and wonderful country and sea views, the Troon Hotels cater exceptionally well to all visitors whether for business or for pleasure.
Troon is a busy port town boasting both freight and ferry services and a pretty marina and in May 2006 a ferry service to Campbel town was added. Troon means ''The Nose'' or "The Bill'' and looking at the map depicts the reason for its name. The West Coast of Scotland is famous for its most beautiful scenery and is home to a wealth of highly challenging golf courses attracting international travellers. The Town is well connected through its port and the international airport not far away.
Many of the finest Troon Hotels are found amongst beautifully landscaped country Estates and present for their guests demanding golf courses and exceptional views and a glimpse at English country life as lived by the gentry. These Hotels may be found in former shooting lodges, grand country mansions, historic castles and family homes once belonging to the aristocracy. Architecturally their presentations are stunning and many millions of pounds has been spent on renovating and rejuvenating their appearances and structures to create a luxurious mix between history and the future.
The luxury Troon hotels offer airport transfer directly to hotels steps and awaiting porters, some offer their own helipad allowing private entrance by visiting dignitaries. Foyers, Reception areas and atriums seek to impress and do so eloquently with original works of art, crystal chandeliers, Persian rugs, Scottish plaid, comfortable sofas and wing backed chairs. These areas may rise to second levels via sweeping staircases and vast floor to ceiling windows frame magnificent views over the lawns and surrounding countryside.
Accommodations range from en suite rooms to multi roomed palatial suites hosting seating, dining and study areas, these rooms are beautifully presented through designer furnishings rich drapes dress French doors that open onto private balconies to stunning views of country and Ocean. The executive guests are presented with antique wooden desks and chair, over head lamps and high speed internet connection, direct dial phone and fax machine. Master bedrooms may present four poster beds, canopied beds, kings and queens they are dressed in duck down duvets, copious pillows and scatter cushions and colourful throws.
En suite bathrooms are lavish and host luxury fittings and bathrobes, slippers and body products. The rooms are further complemented with comprehensive communication devices and entertainment devices.
The Hotels in Troon are where visitors will find the finest restaurants and these may be housed in classically beautiful dining rooms dressed in oak panelled walls, fine wallpapers, crystal glass, silver cutlery and flickering candles. They are home to international menus companioned with an extensive wine list and exceptional service, during the summer months guests may dine alfresco on flowered terraces overlooking the ocean.
The Hotel Bars offer traditional dark ambiences and are home to fine selections of malt whiskies and traditional liqueurs, presenting crackling fires and warm and inviting atmospheres. Coffee Houses welcome the morning and host aromatic coffees and delicious cakes and treats.
The Hotels offer deluxe Spas, Gymnasiums, Conference centres and business centres and present the idyllic location for weddings, receptions and gala events.
The Troon Hotels are indeed an exceptional catalogue of deluxe luxury and exceptional location and a sojourn to Troon will be forever remembered.
