Whilst golf is the undisputed focus of the tour, the quality and locations of our accommodation are simply amazing, with five nights in our very own castle in the region of Aberdeen, one night at the famed Dormy House overseeing Royal Lytham & St Annes first hole, and three nights in the heart of Liverpool, a short commute to Hoylake for the Open Championship.
Fyvie Castle, Turriff
The glorious silhouette of Fyvie Castle stands among hectares of landscaped parkland, steeped in centuries of history. This impressive apartment is one of the Trust's most prestigious holiday properties and stretches across the castle's Preston and Seton Towers.
Four floors of winding nooks and mezzanines, and rooms packed with antique furniture make a stay at Fyvie feel like stepping into the life of a true Scottish Laird.
Fyvie is about as fairytale as castles come. Its huge handsome structure is a prime example of Scottish baronial architecture. Inside, elaborate wood panelling, suits of armour and tapestries symbolise the wealth and power of the castle's succession of owners.
Over 800 years of history are built into Fyvie's walls. King William the Lion stayed on the site in 1214 when touring Scotland. Over time, each generation of new owners has expanded the castle to its monumental size. Fyvie's towers are all named after one of the five families who succeeded the estate in turn.
The castle also contains an outstanding collection of art, including works by Raeburn and Gainsborough. Where medieval stone cedes seamlessly into Edwardian opulence, a visit to Fyvie is unforgettable.
Accommodation is single and twin share.
The Dormy House, Royal Lytham & St Annes
Wake up in luxurious en-suite rooms overlooking the 1st tee of an Open Championship venue; and prepare to follow in the footsteps of the games legends.
Built in 1911 and sitting in the heart of Royal Lytham & St Annes Golf Club (left building in pic above), the world famous Dormy House is the perfect setting to experience everything Royal Lytham has to offer.
Breakfast and dinner will be served in the grand dining room with exquisite views over the eighteenth green. Golf attire is accepted for breakfast but we request that jackets and ties are worn for dinner service.
Following dinner, the panelled snooker room and wondrous golfing memorabilia await you. With an enjoyable nightcap on hand at the bar and your comfortable Dormy Home room to collapse into, you’ll look back on your stay at Lytham as one of pure indulgence.
Accommodation is single share.