A LEADING hotel management company has been appointed to operate a five-star Loch Lomond resort.
Cameron House became part of the Victory Group 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 changed hands for up to £100 million.
Following Victory Group’s acquisition in May, UK hotel management company RBH Hospitality has been appointed to operate the resort.
The addition of Cameron House adds to the company's growing luxury portfolio, which includes The Edinburgh Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel; Old Town Chambers, Autograph Collection, and The Municipal Hotel & Spa Liverpool – MGallery Collection.
David Hart, CEO of 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.”
It is widely believed that Cameron House became the third hotel in Scotland to be sold for for nine figures, joining the likes of the Gleneagles resort and W Hotel in Edinburgh.
Victory Group has since announced that it has "ambitious plans and a clear vision" for the hotel's future.
Erik Moresco, founder of Victory Group, said: "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.”
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