Cameron House, the luxury resort on the banks of Loch Lomond, has been acquired by the Victory Group portfolio after reportedly being put up for sale by affiliates of private equity firm KSL Capital Partners in October. At the time, it was reported the hotel could change hands for up to £100 million.
As part of Victory Group, Cameron House sits in a stable of luxury and prime hospitality and real estate properties including the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva, the largest five-star hotel in Switzerland, and the Zudo project in Amsterdam’s Zuidas, a 207,000 square metre urban development that was formerly the headquarters of ABN AMRO. The portfolio also includes an “ultra-prime” prime office development in London’s Jermyn Street.
Erik Moresco, founder of Victory Group, said: “This acquisition reflects our strong conviction in high-quality assets in attractive locations. Cameron House combines a setting of breathtaking beauty, heritage and luxury, with legendary Scottish hospitality.
“We are excited to be making our first acquisition in Scotland, and we continue to see the UK as a compelling investment market.”
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Victory Group described Cameron House as “one of Scotland’s most iconic destinations… a historic 17th century estate set within an exceptional natural landscape at the gateway to the Highlands. It noted that the resort was recently named the fifth best resort in Europe by the Conde Naste Travellers UK Readers Choice Awards 2025, “underlining its international standing as a world-class leisure destination”.
The new owner said it intends to build on Cameron House’s “strong reputation, enhancing the resort through carefully curated wellness and experiential-led offerings, while respecting the estate’s historic character and environmental context”.