Golf is at the heart of the Gleneagles experience, with three championship courses on the estate, but there is an impressive amount to do beyond golf. Guests can enjoy horse riding, falconry, shooting, fishing, off-road driving, tennis, cycling, hiking, clay pigeon shooting, and a wide range of seasonal outdoor experiences. The hotel also offers a beautiful spa and dedicated activities for children, making it easy for every member of the family to find something they enjoy.
The family experience is one of Gleneagles' greatest strengths. The Little Glen kids' club provides activities for younger guests, while older children and teenagers can take part in outdoor adventures, sports, and other experiences around the estate. With spacious accommodation, plenty of activities, and the freedom to spend time outdoors, Gleneagles works particularly well for families looking for a luxury Scottish countryside escape where everyone can stay entertained.
Dining is another highlight, with several restaurants and bars offering everything from sophisticated fine dining to relaxed Scottish cuisine. The hotel's beautiful spa provides a peaceful retreat after a day of activities, while the surrounding Perthshire landscape makes Gleneagles an excellent base for exploring Scotland, including castles, whisky distilleries, Highland landscapes, and other cultural experiences.
Gleneagles also has a sister property in Edinburgh, The Gleneagles Townhouse, located in the heart of the city. The two hotels work beautifully together for a Scottish itinerary — combining a few nights of city culture and dining in Edinburgh with a countryside stay at Gleneagles.
Book The Gleneagles Hotel through Sojournelle to enjoy VIP perks, amenities, and benefits, together with personalized recognition and attentive care throughout your stay. We can also assist with pre-trip planning, restaurant reservations, golf, family activities, private guides, transfers, and tailor-made Scottish experiences, ensuring every detail of your journey is thoughtfully arranged.
