Macdonald Forest Hills Hotel & Resort
At a glance
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Accessible Spa
The pool area and changing facilities are wheelchair accessible and there is a hoist into the pool. There is a step into the leisure club, and a portable ramp to assist.
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Group Venue
The hotel welcomes groups with activities including Go Ape nearby.
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Leisure Break
The hotel has a range of leisure facilities and treatment areas, but no specialised spa area.
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Local Attractions
There are many ways to explore the surrounding countryside, amongst them, mountain biking, quad biking, and a Go Ape! activity course!
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Family Friendly
There are triple rooms for families, as well as activities and menus that cater for children.
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Scenic Location
In the shadow of Ben Lomond and on the banks of Loch Ard, one of the hotel’s great assets is the view.
Location
Kinlochard,
The Trossachs
Aberfoyle,
Stirlingshire
FK8 3TL
Spa & Leisure
Set against the backdrop of Ben Lomond, the Vital Health Club and Spa at Macdonald Forest Hills has an enviable view of the Scottish landscape in which to work out and wind down, with facilities including an 18 metre swimming pool, gym, sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi and a relaxation lounge.
There are also four treatment rooms which, using the always decadent Elemis product range, offer massages, facials, scrubs, wraps and pre-natal treatments, hot stone massages, Jessica manicures and pedicures, and a selection of finishing touches.
Please note: The Jacuzzi is out of order until further notice and the pool will be closed from the 4th- 9th June 2017 due to maintenance work.
Hotel & Accommodation
A short trip from Glasgow and Edinburgh, this four star hotel has 49 bedrooms and 65 self-catering lodges decorated in a classic style, and invariably characterised by that quintessential touch of tartan – and if you opt for one of the Feature Rooms there is also the option of a four-poster bed, and perhaps a private balcony as well.
The Garden Restaurant offers a fine dining menu inspired by the Scottish Highlands, which is all the more fitting given its view across Loch Ard in the Trossachs. For a more relaxed setting however, there is also Rafters Bar and Bistro – a wood panelled environment serving lighter meals and afternoon snacks.