Marine Troon, Troon

The hotel had some redeeming qualities like lovely food and hardworking staff, but the room experience was quite disappointing with limited comfort, and the spa lacked the inviting atmosphere one would expect. The pool experience was also frustrating with opening issues, and the breakfast options didn't quite meet expectations. Overall, there are some nice elements, but improvements are definitely needed to match the four-star status.

I had high hopes for this hotel, especially with the promise of a spa getaway, but it left a lot to be desired. The views were obstructed by scaffolding, making the extra cost for a sea view feel pointless. While the staff tried to be accommodating, the overall dining and facilities experience didn't match the expectations set for a luxurious stay.

I had a lovely getaway at this hotel, and the value for money was excellent, especially with the package that included dinner and breakfast. The location was fantastic, right on the coast, and the pool area was nice, although it was quite busy. My room was a bit tight as it was in the roof space, but overall, the service was brilliant and the evening meal was a highlight, although everything else was just good.

I had a lovely getaway in Troon with great facilities and stunning views of Arran. The staff were delightful, and the food left a positive impression. However, the ongoing renovations and some cleaning issues affected the overall experience. Overall, it was a good value stay, but improvements could enhance the ambiance.

The Marine Hotel boasts a stunning exterior reminiscent of a Scottish castle and is perfectly situated between the golf course and the sea. While the rooms are spacious and offer lovely views, they are in dire need of modern updates, and dining options can be hit or miss. Despite these downsides, the staff is attentive and the leisure facilities are decent, making it a mixed experience overall.