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Victory Group picks RBH to run Cameron House Resort

JSBy Joan SanzCurated by Joan Sanz. · September 3, 2026 · Follow on LinkedIn
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Victory Group is making its entrance into British hospitality with a bold move. The firm has acquired Cameron House Resort on Loch Lomond and handed management to RBH Hospitality, as per the releaseRelease periodThe release period is the number of days before arrival by which an intermediary must return the rooms of an allotment it has not sold. It marks how long the hotel has that inventory locked and when it gets it back to... picked up by Hospitality Net. It's Victory Group's first hotel asset in the UK and RBH's sixth new contract this year.

There are two reasons this matters. For Victory Group, it's the gateway into a market where single-asset deals still pay off if you pick the right operator. For RBH, it caps a strong run, six signings in 2025 and now a landmark Scottish resort.

My take: investment funds no longer buy and wait. They want operators with commercial firepower and tech to squeeze RevPARRevPARRevenue per available room blends price and occupancy into one figure. You get it by multiplying ADR by occupancy, or dividing room revenue by the rooms available. It is the headline metric for hotel performance. out of luxury assets. Will more funds follow this route? I think yes. And those with a solid management company behind them start with a clear edge.

Quick questions

What happened with Cameron House Resort?
Victory Group has acquired the Cameron House Resort on Loch Lomond and appointed RBH Hospitality to manage the luxury Scottish property.
Who is Victory Group?
It's the investor behind the acquisition. This deal marks the firm's first hospitality venture in the United Kingdom.
What does this contract mean for RBH?
It adds to RBH Hospitality's momentum as its sixth new management contract signed in 2025, according to the company.
Where is Cameron House Resort located?
It sits on Loch Lomond, a highly scenic Scottish destination known for its natural landscapes and strong tourism appeal.
Why does this matter for the industry?
It shows investment funds are still moving into UK hospitality and turning to external operators to run luxury assets.

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