Victory Group has selected RBH Hospitality Management to operate the 208-room five-star Scottish resort, marking RBH’s sixth new signing of 2026 and strengthening its luxury hotel portfolio.
RBH Hospitality Management has been appointed by Victory Group to operate Cameron House Resort on Loch Lomond, one of Scotland’s best-known luxury hospitality properties.
The appointment follows Victory Group’s acquisition of the resort earlier this year, its first move into the UK hotel market. The 400-acre estate sits within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park and combines a historic hotel with extensive leisure, dining and events facilities.
Cameron House comprises 208 bedrooms, including 28 suites, alongside lodges and apartments across the wider estate. Its facilities include two golf courses, a spa, marina, rooftop pool and significant meetings and events space.
Food and beverage is also a central part of the resort’s proposition. Its flagship restaurant, LOMA, is led by Michelin-starred and AA Rosette-winning chef Graeme Cheevers.
For RBH, the appointment adds one of Scotland’s most prominent independent luxury resorts to a portfolio that already includes The Edinburgh Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Old Town Chambers, Autograph Collection, and The Municipal Hotel & Spa Liverpool, MGallery Collection.
The Cameron House agreement is RBH’s sixth new signing of 2026, as the operator continues to expand across independent, branded and luxury hotels in the UK. Earlier additions this year have included Staybridge Suites properties in Liverpool and Newcastle, Radisson Hotel Liverpool and Hyatt Place London City East.
The Hyatt Place agreement was particularly significant for RBH, giving the company its first Hyatt-branded hotel and extending its operating relationships across eight major international hotel groups.
David Hart, CEO of RBH Hospitality Management, said the addition of Cameron House demonstrates the company’s growing capabilities in the luxury segment and its ambition to become the preferred operating partner for hospitality investors.
Victory Group Founder and Managing Partner Erik Moresco said the owner plans to build on Cameron House’s existing reputation while placing greater emphasis on authentic Scottish experiences and the natural setting of the estate.
Victory Group acquired Cameron House from KSL Capital Partners earlier this year. The investment group also owns the Fairmont Grand Hotel Geneva and has said it intends to pursue long-term stewardship of landmark hospitality assets.
The appointment reflects a wider trend in luxury hotel ownership, where investors increasingly separate asset ownership from day-to-day hotel operations and appoint specialist management companies with experience across multiple brands and property types.
For RBH, Cameron House is particularly relevant because of its scale and complexity. The property combines luxury rooms, resort leisure, golf, wellness, dining, events and residential-style accommodation within a single estate.
That makes the signing more than simply another addition to the operator’s portfolio. It gives RBH a high-profile Scottish resort platform as both the company and its new owner look to take Cameron House into its next phase.
Source: The Caterer
