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Luxury coastal wedding venue unveils extensive £250,000 makeover transformation

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An Ayrshire hotel and spa has unveiled its new luxury wedding suite following an extensive £250,000 makeover.Irvine's Gailes Hotel & Spa has transformed its Lagavulin Suite’ and Rooftop Conservatory following a complete overhaul.The adaptable space has the flexibility to host smaller, intimate weddings, as well as more extravagant gatherings for up to 250 guests, including civil and religious ceremonies.The comprehensive makeover was managed by interior designers, 3 Design Scotland, and includes new soft furnishings, glamorous lighting as well as a new purpose-built outdoor wedding pavilion located in the hotel’s private gardens, elegant rooftop conservatory and garden terrace with sweeping views over the countryside and beyond to the Isle of Arran.Family-run SimpsInns, which owns and operates a collection of award-winning hotels, restaurants, bars and leisure activities around Ayrshire, is the driving force behind the flagship venue.Supporting around 280 local jobs, SimpsInns has recently invested over £3 million across its portfolio of venues around the Ayrshire coast to enhance quality and the overall visitor experience, including The Gailes & Spa, The Waterside Hotel at West Kilbride, as well as Old Loans Inn, near Troon.Malcolm Simpson, director of SimpsInns, which includes The Gailes Hotel & Spa, said: “We’re extremely proud to be enhancing our reputation as one of Ayrshire’s most popular and established wedding venues.“Following an extensive £250,000 makeover, The Lagavulin Suite at The Gailes Hotel & Spa has now been completely transformed, offering wedding couples and their guests a unique and glamorous space to celebrate their big day.“We’re committed to exceeding our guests’ expectations and are regularly

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