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A Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games offer for Australian visitors

Flying from Australia to Scotland for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games?

We know it’s a long way from home. But at Murrayshall, you can travel more than 9,000 miles, check into a Scottish country estate and still find yourself in Perth.

To celebrate the Games coming to Scotland, we’re offering Australian visitors 26% off stays throughout July and August 2026, giving you the perfect excuse to turn your Glasgow 2026 trip into a wider Scottish escape.

Whether you’re following the action, visiting family in the UK or making the most of a once-in-a-lifetime long-haul trip, Murrayshall offers a countryside base with a few familiar touches along the way.

From Perth to Perthshire

Set in Scone, just outside Perth in Scotland, Murrayshall is a luxury country estate surrounded by 365 acres of rolling Perthshire countryside.

We’re within easy reach of Glasgow, Edinburgh and some of Scotland’s most scenic routes, making us an ideal stop before or after the Games. After the noise and excitement of the city, you can slow things down with open countryside, relaxed dining, golf, spa time and a proper Scottish welcome.

You may not get quite the same level of Perth sunshine, but you will get roaring fires for guaranteed warmth, Highland hospitality and a stay that feels a little closer to home.

The Perth-to-Perth offer

Australian visitors can enjoy:
26% off stays at Murrayshall throughout July and August 2026
A complimentary arrival drink in the Barossa Bar for staying guests
20% off food and drink in the Barossa Bar for Australian visitors throughout the Games period

To claim the room discount, simply book directly via the Murrayshall website or over the phone and present a valid Australian passport or Australian driver’s licence at check-in.

Australian visitors living in the UK are also welcome to make the most of the offer to help them enjoy a flavour of home with a Scottish twist.

A taste of Australia in the Scottish countryside

You might be a long way from home, but there are a few familiar names waiting for you here.

Our Barossa Bar takes its name from one of Australia’s most celebrated wine regions, while Cairns, our relaxed dining spot, nods to Queensland’s tropical north.

Even the Murray name has travelled across the world, including to Western Australia, where the Murray River flows south of Perth.

So, while the views are unmistakably Scottish, there is a little Aussie connection woven through the estate.

Your countryside base for Glasgow 2026

After the buzz of the Games, Murrayshall gives you room to breathe.

Swap the city crowds for Perthshire parkland, two scenic golf courses, boutique rooms, luxury self-catering pods and relaxed Scottish hospitality.

Spend the morning exploring the estate, head out for a round of golf, spot red squirrels and roe deer in the grounds or settle in for a drink at the Barossa Bar.

The weather may be a little less Cottesloe Beach and a little more woolly jumper, but the welcome will be warm.

And, as we’re happy to confirm, there are precisely zero funnel-webs to worry about.

A Scottish welcome toast

For Australian guests staying with us, the welcome begins with a complimentary arrival drink in the Barossa Bar.

To mark your arrival in Scottish Perth, we’ll be offering a distinctly local take on the welcome toast with a premium 12-year-old Highland single malt.

And for those not staying overnight, Australian visitors can still enjoy 20% off food and drink in the Barossa Bar throughout the Games period, including wines from the Barossa Valley.

Stay, dine and explore

Murrayshall is a luxury four-star estate set within 365 acres of historic parkland, dating back to 1664.

Guests can choose from 40 boutique rooms or 20 recently launched luxury self-catering pod (with their curved design offering our own take on the Sydney Opera House), enjoy two parkland golf courses and discover a choice of dining experiences across the estate.

The offer also coincides with the reopening of Eòlas, our award-winning two-AA-rosette restaurant, following a £1 million investment. With tasting menus shaped by seasonal Scottish game, seafood and local produce, it offers visitors from the southern Perth a memorable taste of the northern one.

Book your Perth-to-Perth escape

If you’re coming to Scotland for Glasgow 2026, make the journey go a little further.

Stay in Perth, Scotland, enjoy a taste of home at Murrayshall and discover a countryside escape made for Australian visitors.

Book direct to claim 26% off stays throughout July and August 2026.