One of the world’s most grand estates continues to set the bar high for guest experiences. Scotland’s Glorious Playground, Gleneagles, recently announced four new offerings inspired by the hotel’s rich history.

Which one (or perhaps all?) will you choose?

The Tower Suite

New to the property on Sept. 28 is the Tower Suite, described as Gleneagles’ most characterful suite yet. Transforming the hotel’s original tower that was once a library, the Tower Suite is a two-level, one-bedroom residence, home to a 10-seat dining room, cozy sitting room and library, and round-the-clock support for the Night Pantry mini bar. Enjoy scenic views across the Ochil Hills from the hotel’s only private rooftop terrace, reachable through a hidden staircase found in the suite.

High Moor Lodge

Recently opened, High Moor Lodge is set within the hotel’s 850 acres and partners with Gleneagles Shooting & Fishing School to offer a covered, five-stand clay shooting course for parties of up to eight guests. Choose a two-hour Classic experience or a four-hour Heritage experience, with the choice to add a whisky tasting to close the day.

The Cellar X Dom Pérignon

This past June, Gleneagles partnered with Dom Pérignon to launch an intimate tasting and dining experience for up to 12 guests. Set within the hotel’s historic wine cellar, guests can enjoy a five-course tasting and explore a library showcase of more than 40 Dom Pérignon rarities, or even curate their own bespoke vertical tasting.

Frandy Water

Explore Gleneagles’ wellness side beyond the spa with Frandy Water, a wood-fired sauna and freshwater experience set along the shores of a private reservoir just minutes from the hotel. Rejuvenate with a 90- or 120-minute contrast therapy ritual, alternating heat with cold water immersion before resting on a private deck. Gather around the fire pit with herbal teas, a combination known to boost circulation, aid muscle recovery and reset the nervous system.