JA Mar Hall, Scotland

JA Mar Hall, Scotland frequently asked questions

Who owns Mar Hall?

JA Mar Hall, Scotland is a five-star hotel and golf resort in Bishopton, Renfrewshire. It's on the Erskine Estate, whose former owner (after which the hotel is named, was the Earl of Mar). The Baronial mansion is privately owned by the Mar Hall Estate.

How do you get to JA Mar Hall, Scotland?

This beautiful mansion near Glasgow in Renfrewshire is remote and enchanting. It's easiest to drive to the countryside retreat, using the sat nav postcode PA7 5PP. There's plenty of parking on site. That said, it's just 6.8 miles (10 minutes by car) from Glasgow International Airport and 14.5 miles (25-minutes by car) from Glasgow Central Station or 2.5 miles (eight minutes) from Bishopton for those travelling by train.

What is included in a spa day at JA Mar Hall, Scotland?

What's included in a spa day at JA Mar Hall, Scotland depends on the experience that you book. The five-star spa facilities include an elegant 20-metre swimming pool, a luxurious sauna and steam room, heated loungers in a bubbling spa pool. There's also a state-of-the-art gym complete with PRIMAL Performance Series equipment as well as a host of weekly fitness classes to join. There are five treatment rooms where therapists use Decleor, Jessica and Fake Bake products in a range of face and body therapies.

What is near JA Mar Hall, Scotland?

Located within a 240 acre woodland estate, JA Mar Hall, Scotland is brimming with activities and entertainment in its own right. The surrounding countryside is excellent for exploring, and the city of Glasgow is only a short distance away. Meanwhile, other popular attractions include Stirling Castle, where Mary Queen of Scots was crowned, Edinburgh Castle and Loch Lomond.

When was JA Mar Hall, Scotland built?

JA Mar Hall, Scotland is an impressive 19th century property that was built for the eleventh Lord Blantyre and designed by Sir Robert Smirke who had previously worked on the British Museum in London. Building began in 1828, but it was not completed until 1845, 15 years after Lord Blantyre’s death. The original property fell into disrepair in the 20th century, and was restored in 2004 following a £15 million restoration, turning it into a hotel.

What amenities does JA Mar Hall, Scotland have?

JA Mar Hall, Scotland is a five-star hotel with 51 rooms and suites. It's surrounded by 240 acres of grounds, complete with walking trails and its own 18-hole championship golf course. They have several food and drink options: the Cristal Restaurant serves Scottish produce, Il Posto Ristorante is in a separate building serving Italian fare, in the Grand Hall you will find light meals and afternoon tea, and there's the Spike Bar for drinks.

The spa facilities include an elegant 20-metre swimming pool, a luxurious sauna and steam room, heated loungers in a bubbling spa pool. There's also a state-of-the-art gym complete with PRIMAL Performance Series equipment as well as a host of weekly fitness classes to join.There are five treatment rooms where therapists use Decleor, Jessica and Fake Bake products in a range of face and body therapies.

The hotel and spa's accessible facilities include:

Disabled changing rooms Flat entrance to spa through a walkway from the hotel Disabled bedrooms Lifts in the hotel to spa

What are the food and drink options at JA Mar Hall, Scotland?

JA Mar Hall, Scotland has several food and drink options: the Cristal Restaurant serves Scottish produce, Il Posto Ristorante is in a separate building serving Italian fare, in the Grand Hall you will find light meals and afternoon tea, and there's the Spike Bar for drinks.

How many treatment rooms are there at JA Mar Hall, Scotland?

JA Mar Hall, Scotland has five treatment rooms. Therapists use Decleor, Jessica and Fake Bake products in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

JA Mar Hall, Scotland is from 4pm, and check-out time is 12 midday. If you're a day spa guest, the standard opening hours are 10am to 6.30pm. It is recommended however that you check your specific spa booking times before arrival, and that you check for any changes to regular opening times, particularly relating to bank holidays, before you visit.