“The Old Course Hotel is one of Scotland’s most luxurious
oLd courSE HotEL, Golf resort & Spa
and acclaimed resorts which enjoys a truly unique location on the 17th hole
of the most famous golf course in the world”
With its unique location on the world’s most famous golf course, the luxurious Kohler Waters Spa, decadent dining and the
utmost attention to detail, Scotland’s award winning five red-star resort, The Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa,
is the ultimate hotel experience.

The Old Course Hotel features 144 lavishly refurbished bedrooms and suites, many designed with sumptuous interiors by star
French designer Jacques Garcia. Think rich red divine opulence, silk lined walls, private balconies, Kohler bathroom products
and picture postcard views of The Old Course and St. Andrews.

From a magnificent gourmet experience in the 3 AA Rosette awarded Road Hole to an award winning afternoon tea,
The Old Course Hotel offers an outstanding collection of bars and restaurants to suit all.

Kohler Waters Spa is the first of its kind outside the uSA and provides a truly world-class spa experience with the highest
levels of personalised care and luxurious treatments, from the ‘Cooler-Near-The-Sea’ signature treatment
to the new ‘Hyrdro Rush’ water treatment.

There are 11 golf courses around the hotel, including its own championship course, The Duke’s. The newly-landscaped
heathland masterpiece is a ‘must play’ choice for all golfers.
www.oldcoursehotel.co.uk for booking information see page 58
Crail Harbour Old Course, St. Andrews
Old Course Hotel, Golf Resort & Spa in miles by car to:-
Edinburgh Airport 48
Glasgow Airport 90
Turnberry 132
Aberdeen 80
The East Neuk of Fife 10
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