Gleneagles Hotel has reported record results, with annual sales surpassing £100 million for the first time and profits more than doubling year on year.
Accounts for the year ending 31 March 2025 show turnover rising to £101.7 million, up from £87.4 million the previous year. Pretax profits reached £10 million, compared to £4.3 million in 2024. The figures exclude the Gleneagles Townhouse in Edinburgh, which recorded an additional £13.5 million in revenue.
The strong performance has allowed the hotel to refinance and increase its loan facility to £145 million, supporting further investment in the estate.
Group managing director Conor O’Leary said continued reinvestment remains a “core priority”, with upgrades and refurbishments planned across the property.
Recent improvements include refreshed guest rooms, new dining concepts and the launch of the Gleneagles Sporting Club, featuring padle courts and an indoor climbing wall.
O’Leary said trading remains robust, though inflation and UK fiscal policy continue to pressure margins. “We remain confident that our quality, service and brand strength will help us grow market share,” he said. Gleneagles’ results underline the ongoing strength of Scotland’s high-end hospitality sector, demonstrating how sustained investment and a focus on guest experience can deliver record-breaking returns even in a challenging economic climate.”
