Coworth Park Hotel
Ascot, United Kingdom
St Andrews, United Kingdom. Located beside the 17th “Road Hole” of the Old Course, whose tee shot plays over the corner of the hotel.
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9 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
British Transport Hotels opens the hotel on the site of St Andrews railway station – the only new hotel the company ever built.
The Duke’s Course, an inland course designed by Peter Thomson, opens near St Andrews.
Kohler Co. buys the hotel and the Duke’s Course from Japan’s Kosaido Corporation for about €50.8 million, its first hotel venture abroad.
The Kohler Waters Spa opens, the first of its kind outside the United States.
The spa undergoes an £8 million refurbishment and grows to about 2,300 m².
A major expansion and refurbishment programme begins.
Works end with a new upper-floor wing of 31 rooms, a penthouse suite and the Swilcan Loft restaurant, taking the hotel to 175 rooms.
A five-month spa renovation adds an upgraded hydrotherapy suite and new thermal facilities.
St Andrews Links Trust takes over the Duke’s Course on a long lease and renames it the Craigtoun Course.
Sources: Wikipedia (EN), “Old Course Hotel” (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Official website. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
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