RBH Hospitality Takes Over Scotland’s Iconic Cameron House Resort After Victory Group Acquisition

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September 3, 2026 6:41 PM

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RBH Hospitality Group has won the right to manage Cameron House Resort in Scotland, after the Victory Group bought the property earlier this year. The resort, made up of a 400-acre site in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, is the Victory Group’s first investment in the UK hotel sector and is one of the first of its kind for RBH to manage.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Loch Lomond, Cameron House features 208 luxurious guest rooms, extensive conference and event facilities, and a wide-ranging food and beverage offering. The resort’s dining portfolio includes its signature restaurant LOMA, led by Michelin-starred chef and AA Rosette recipient Graeme Cheevers. Guests can also enjoy two championship golf courses, a spa, marina, rooftop pool and a variety of curated activities designed for today’s experience-focused traveller.

RBH’s appointment highlights Victory Group’s confidence in the company’s expertise in managing high-end hospitality assets, as well as its proven track record in delivering complex capital improvement projects. Cameron House further strengthens RBH’s expanding luxury portfolio, which includes prestigious properties such as The Edinburgh Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel; Old Town Chambers, Autograph Collection; and The Municipal Hotel & Spa Liverpool – MGallery Collection.

The addition of Cameron House marks RBH’s sixth new signing of the year, reflecting the company’s continued expansion across the UK hospitality market. The move supports RBH’s strategy of growing its presence across a diverse range of properties, from internationally branded hotels to independent and luxury lifestyle destinations.

David Hart, CEO, RBH Hospitality Management said: “2026 has been a momentous year for RBH as we continue to grow and work towards being the partner of choice to hospitality investors. Bringing an iconic hotel of this calibre into our portfolio reflects the journey we are on as a business and showcases our expertise in the luxury space. We’re delighted to be supporting Victory Group to achieve their vision for Cameron House and look forward to working with our new partners on what is truly a special property.”

Erik Moresco, Founder and Managing Partner of Victory Group, said: “We have ambitious plans for Cameron House and a clear vision for its future, focusing on the authenticity of the Scottish experience and hospitality and the site’s breathtaking beauty. We strongly valued RBH’s hospitality experience, roots in the Scottish market and physical proximity to the resort through their Glasgow-based head office. This reflects the way we manage assets – we are hands-on, highly present investors and wanted an operator that would take the same approach. We believe RBH shares our belief in the potential that Cameron House has, and we look forward to building on its strong reputation as one of Scotland’s most iconic luxury destinations.”