The five-star boutique hotel occupies a prime location next to the first tee and 18th green of the Old Course and dates back to 1864.

According to the Hillington-based firm, the multi-million-pound makeover “exudes elegance and Scottish heritage”, showcasing timber flooring and oak-panelled walls.

Pacific partnered with US-based owners Links Collection, hotel management company Valor Hospitality, project managers Fitzsimons and designers Upperworth Studios and Unwin Jones on the project that started in March 2024.

Seaton House offers 42 luxury bedrooms including six stunning suites and three junior suites. Guests can choose a sea or garden view, with five rooms benefitting from their own private terrace.

The hotel also houses an outpost of famous Edinburgh seafood restaurant Ondine – overlooking West Sands beach – run by chef Roy Brett.

Pacific Building, managing director, Gerard McMahon, said: “As a Scottish construction company that exists to build great things, it was a privilege to have worked on Seaton House.

“This property will become one of Scotland’s leading hotels and it’s a special feeling to know we played a central role in its delivery. With a firm focus on striving for the best possible finish and using the finest materials possible, I’ve no doubt Seaton House will be the first choice for many seeking to stay at the Home of Golf.

“Over the course of the project, all partners have worked side by side, combining our passion for excellence to create something truly exceptional. Seaton House sets a new benchmark for refined hospitality for both golfers and non-golfers alike.

“A video has been commissioned by Pacific of the finished project which will premiere on the company’s website and across their social media channels this week.”