Scotland's Spa Hotel

Scotland's Spa Hotel frequently asked questions

Who owns Scotland's Spa Hotel?

Scotland's Spa Hotel is a privately owned destination. The proprietor is Fionn MacCumhaill, who purchased it in January 2019, and has invested significantly in it since then.

How do you get to Scotland's Spa Hotel?

Located in the heart of the beautiful Victorian town of Pitlochry, Scotland's Spa Hotel is in a tranquil spot just off the main A9 road and around 25 miles north of Perth. For those travelling by car, head along Bonnethill Road, and you will find the hotel is 100 yards up the hill and on your left. If you're travelling by coach, the main routes north and south serve Pitlochry from bus\coach stops adjacent to the hotel. Pitlochry’s main line train station is also situated a short walk from the hotel.

What is included in a spa day at Scotland's Spa Hotel?

What's included in a spa day at Scotland's Spa Hotel depends on the experience that you book. The spa and leisure facilities include a sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, gym and an indoor pool. There are also three treatment rooms where therapists use Thalgo products in a range of face and body therapies.

What is near Scotland's Spa Hotel?

The hotel is in the Victorian town of Pitlochry, with plenty of surrounding countryside to explore. The Pitlochry Golf Course is close by, and other popular attractions include Blair Castle, Scone Palace, Blair Athol and Edradour Distilleries and the Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

When was Scotland's Spa Hotel built?

Scotland's Spa Hotel is a modern property that dates back to the early 1900s, but was purchased by the current owners in 2019. They have invested significantly in the hotel to make it a new and up to date experience.

What amenities does Scotland's Spa Hotel have?

With accommodation spread across two buildings, Scotland's Spa Hotel enjoys mountain views and a tranquil location. It has a three-star rating and 72 rooms and suites. When it comes to dining, the hotel has a sunny space for breakfast, however, lunch and dinner are served in their neighbouring sister destination, Fisher’s Hotel just a couple of minutes' walk away. There you will find the Snug Bar, which is open for informal lunches and dinners, or for a more formal experience there's the Castle Restaurant. Afternoon tea is served in Mr. Fisher’s Coffee Lounge, the Garden Room or in the award-winning gardens. The bar area is The Coach House and they too serve light bits after 11am. The spa and leisure experiences are modern and welcoming. They include a sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi, gym and an indoor pool. There are also three treatment rooms where therapists use Thalgo products in a range of face and body therapies.

What are the food and drink options at Scotland's Spa Hotel?

The hotel has a sunny space for breakfast, however, lunch and dinner are served in their neighbouring sister destination, Fisher’s Hotel just a couple of minutes' walk away. There you will find the Snug Bar, which is open for informal lunches and dinners, or for a more formal experience there's the Castle Restaurant. Afternoon tea is served in Mr. Fisher’s Coffee Lounge, the Garden Room or in the award-winning gardens. The bar area is The Coach House and they too serve light bits after 11am.

How many treatment rooms are there at Scotland's Spa Hotel?

Scotland's Spa Hotel has three treatment rooms. Therapists use Thalgo in a range of face and body treatments.

What time is check in/check out?

Check-in at Scotland's Spa Hotel is from 3pm, and check-out time is 11am. If you're a day spa guest, the standard opening hours are 9am to 5pm. 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.