New Lanark Mill Hotel

New Lanark Mill Hotel frequently asked questions

Who owns New Lanark Mill Hotel?

New Lanark Mill Hotel is owned by The New Lanark Trust, a charitable organisation which owns many historic buildings across the World Heritage Site of New Lanark.

How do you get to New Lanark Mill Hotel?

The New Lanark Mill Hotel is located in the Clyde Valley in southern Scotland. If you are driving there is free guest parking, including accessible parking. The closest train station is Lanark, which is a six-minute drive to the hotel. The closest airports are Glasgow International or Edinburgh Airport which are both around a 55-minute drive away.

What is included in a spa day at New Lanark Mill Hotel?

What is included in a spa day at New Lanark Mill Hotel depends on the experience that you book. Spa facilities include a swimming pool with integrated bubble pool (operating at the same temperature as the pool), steam room, sauna, a health and fitness club and gym. The space is designed for light relaxation and leisure as part of your visit, rather than a full-service destination spa experience - there is no hot tub or Jacuzzi. There are three treatment rooms where they use ishga products to help revitalise, smooth, detoxify and tone across a range of treatments including facials, massages, reflexology, manicures, pedicures and more.

What is near New Lanark Mill Hotel?

Located in the beauty of the Clyde Valley the setting makes for a naturally relaxing getaway at New Lanark Mill Hotel. Nearby attractions include:

Falls of Clyde Castlebank Park Clyde Valley family park Lanark Golf Club

When was New Lanark Mill Hotel built?

The New Lanark Mill Hotel was first built by David Dale in 1785 and was operated as a cotton mill between 1786 and 1968. The New Lanark Trust then restored the 18th-century mill and reopened it as a hotel in 1998.

What amenities does New Lanark Mill Hotel have?

New Lanark Mill Hotel is a four-star hotel in Scotland. It has 38 rooms to choose from, and the dining experiences include the restaurant, bar or lounge. Guests can enjoy private dining in a suite or an informal bite at the cafe. The Mill One Restaurant has an a la carte menu showcasing quality ingredients from local suppliers, the lounge is open for drinks and the bar offers both food and drinks.

Spa facilities include a swimming pool with integrated bubble pool (operating at the same temperature as the pool), steam room, sauna, a health and fitness club and gym. The space is designed for light relaxation and leisure as part of your visit, rather than a full-service destination spa experience - there is no hot tub or Jacuzzi. There are three treatment rooms where they use ishga products to help revitalise, smooth, detoxify and tone across a range of treatments including facials, massages, reflexology, manicures, pedicures and more.

What are the food and drink options at New Lanark Mill Hotel?

The dining experiences include the restaurant, bar or lounge. Guests can enjoy private dining in a suite or an informal bite at the cafe. The Mill One Restaurant has an a la carte menu showcasing quality ingredients from local suppliers, the lounge is open for drinks and the bar offers both food and drinks.

How many treatment rooms are there at New Lanark Mill Hotel?

New Lanark Mill Hotel has three treatment rooms where they use ishga products to help revitalise, smooth, detoxify and tone across a range of treatments including facials, massages, reflexology, manicures, pedicures and more. Treatment durations include both consultation and preparation time.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at New Lanark Mill Hotel is 3pm, while check-out is 11am. The spa opening times vary day-to-day. Private swimming lessons take place on Tuesdays and Fridays from 11am to 12:30pm, Wednesdays from 4:30pm to 8pm, Thursdays from 5pm to 7pm, and Sundays from 10am to 12:30pm - access to the swimming pool may be restricted and there may be increased activity during these times. It is suggested you check your specific arrival times however for your spa break, as well as any changes for bank holidays.