A special occasion deserves a special location

Stepping into The Drawing Room is like walking onto the set of a prestigious costume drama. It’s a timeless, beautiful and thoroughly inviting space.

The Broadcasting Room’s cosy and intimate atmosphere made it the natural choice for Scotland’s very first outside radio broadcast, back in 1924.

The Pantry is the country kitchen of your dreams; its large island good enough to eat when laid-out with finger food and oh-so-moreish pastries.

Come, step into our Parlour. With its beautiful fireplaces, grand portraits and antique furniture it’s like being at your own 1920s house party.

With a location at the front of the hotel, on balmy summer days, The Billiard Room throws its doors open for cocktails and croquet on the lawn. In winter, its warmth and soft lighting cast a dizzying spell.

If you’re looking for the perfect little venue for a private dinner, then look no further than the beautifully formed Study.

The beautifully proportioned, light-filled Assembly Room captures all the grace and timeless elegance of this glorious Highland playground.

When Gleneagles opened in 1924, guests flocked to marvel at The Ballroom: a stunning space that has held some of the most glamorous parties in Gleneagles’ history.

The Henry Hall is one of our most flexible event spaces and it carries that indefinable sense of style that is the hallmark of Gleneagles.

In days gone by, the estate’s deliveries came straight into The Cellars by train. Today, it’s a hugely atmospheric room for intimate gatherings.

Dressed in warm wood, with deep club armchairs and solid oak furniture, The Shooting Lodge is all ready for a weekend country house party.

The Glendevon is the setting for Scotland’s most luxurious afternoon tea; its sense of grandeur as clear as the crystal glasses glinting on the table.