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Andy Murray to marry at his own luxury hotel
Tennis ace Andy Murray is to marry his fiancée Kim Sears at the luxury Scottish hotel he owns, it was confirmed today.
The wedding will take place on April 11 at the five-star Cromlix House, which Murray bought in 2013 for £1.8 million after his brother Jamie’s own wedding at the boutique property.
The hotel, which has been completely refurbished, has its own chapel.
It has just 10 bedrooms and five suites, tennis courts and a restaurant overseen by French chef Albert Roux.
The property near Dunblane, where rooms cost up to £595 a night, was named Scottish hotel of the year shortly after it reopened in 2014.
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