Cameron House, the five-star resort on Loch Lomondside, has unveiled the first stage of a £2million modernisation project.

The initial six-week project has upgraded the resort’s Clubhouse and Café Spa, revamping the interior and food and drink on offer.

Previously known as The Claret Jug restaurant, the renamed Clubhouse at Cameron has been fully renovated while retaining original features such as the stone fireplace and flagstone floor, creating a cosy and welcoming atmosphere.

Meanwhile, the Café Spa has been relocated to the same level as the Clubhouse and offers a relaxing space complete with contemporary furnishings of colourful Scottish wools and soft leather.

New internal windows have been installed to maximise natural light and make the most of the resort’s iconic views.

Located within the Loch Lomond and Trossachs national park, the resort has an array of dining options, an 18-hole championship golf course, and award-winning spa and lodge facilities.

Cameron House Hotel, The Leisure Club, The Great Scots bar and Cameron Grill will reopen next year.

Resort director Andy Roger said: “This work represents the start of an exciting transformation of what was previously called the Carrick Resort into the Cameron Club and Spa.

"Relocating the Café Spa to the ground floor level has allowed us to increase capacity and transform the Spa arrival experience.

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Gavin Liddle of Greyline Design said: “Our key aim for The Clubhouse at Cameron was to create a welcoming, characterful space with a laid-back feel.

"As well as a full renovation of the interior, the lighting has also been upgraded throughout to create a warm and relaxing atmosphere where guests can take a moment to sit back and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Loch Lomond.

“As a stand-alone development, the Café Spa was an exciting clean sheet design opportunity.

"We mixed hard finishes such as grey parquet flooring with three-dimensional bronze mosaic and timber wall panelling, creating a calming space with warmth and character.”

Award-winning architecture firm 3DReid and renowned property consultants, Amicus, worked alongside Greyline Design to deliver the project.

Cameron House Hotel has been shut since a devastating fire swept through the premises in December 2017, claiming the lives of two guests.