The Spa

The Gleneagles Spa is a sanctuary. The ten spacious treatment rooms are ultra-modern with a Celtic flavour. A sophisticated sound and light system is devised for maximum relaxation. Treatments include an innovative Shiseido "Qi" massage technique. The therapist works on acupressure points to ensure that "Qi", or energy, can flow smoothly throughout the body. There are revitalising and relaxing E'SPA treatments. These range from 30-minute massages to mud or algae body wraps. Gleneagles is supremely sporty and a serious massage will certainly iron out any aches incurred. The E'SPA Aromatherapy Total Body Care is a perfect antidote to a stressful lifestyle. The therapist begins by dry brushing and exfoliation, finishing with a scalp and body massage with essential oils to ease physical and mental tension. After treatments the guests can relax in the peaceful heather-toned lounge.

Signature Treatments

• Massage 
• E''SPA Aromatherapy Total Body Care 
• Facials 
• Manicure 
• Pedicure 
• E'SPA Detoxifying Algae treatment 

About The Gleneagles Hotel

The Gleneagles was known as the "Riviera in the Highlands" when it opened in 1924. Set at the foot of the magnificent Highlands in stunning countryside, the hotel remains dedicated to luxury with a relaxed, refreshing attitude. Expect a warm Scottish welcome at this world-renowned 850 acre, five red star resort. An hour’s easy drive from Glasgow or Edinburgh brings you to ‘The Paradise In The Glens’, with its three Championship golf courses and matchless facilities for country pursuits. The scenic beauty of the area is unsurpassed. A grand hotel, with its 1920s opulence tempered by authentic Scottish friendliness, Gleneagles is a superb base for myriad activities, one of the world's premier golfing resorts and an essential part of a visit to Scotland.

Luxury Hotel Facilities

Extensive onsite facilities include The Gleneagles Spa, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a fully equipped equestrian centre, off-road driving, a falconry school and excellent salmon and trout fishing. Shooting skills can be improved at The Jackie Stewart Shooting School. Scotland is full of notable sites. Gleneagles can arrange an unrivalled variety of sporting activities around its superb leisure facilities. One of the falconry centre's golden eagles can be on hand to add excitement to a reception, and whisky nosing sessions can be arranged with an industry expert. Scottish evenings, haggis hunts, 1920s or international buffets are all popular.

 

 

Room Options

The 216 luxurious rooms include 13 suites and have spacious bathrooms. The comfortable and elegantly appointed rooms are decorated in a classic contemporary style. The bedrooms are in muted shades with deluxe fabrics.

Dining at The Gleneagles Hotel

The Gleneagles kitchens have an international reputation for excellence. Expect traditional food like kippers, smoked salmon and fine Angus beef in The Strathearn. Both the food and service are stylish. Celebrated chef Andrew Fairlie is opening his eponymous restaurant at Gleneagles. He has worked at the Crillion and with Michele Roux at the Ritz. He will be creating unashamedly French cuisine. Prepare to be impressed. The bar has a whisky trolley with over 120 varieties of malt whiskies.

Business Facilities

15 meeting rooms, for up to 360 people. Personalised sets can be designed and built in-house.

Things to do in Auchterarder

The hotel has a world-class shopping arcade with Escada and cashmere from N Peal. There are Dunhill accessories, Edinburgh Crystal and exclusive Gleneagles branded items. The Still Room has deluxe blended and malt whiskies. There are also stylish accessories from Harvey Nichols and quality silver and gold jewellery from Mappin & Webb. The shop in the Dormy Clubhouse has equipment, accessories and tailor-made clubs. Perthshire straddles Lowland and Highland. Within easy reach of Perth, the area’s main centre, are the lochs and glens of Highland Perthshire and a host of attractive little towns, while to the south are places of interest such as Loch Leven Castle. Also close by Perth, Blairgowrie makes an excellent choice as a base on the edge of the high hills, with great walking and a golf course. The Queen’s View, at the head of Loch Tummel, evokes the spirit of Perthshire – a sweeping vista through the glen to the highland ridges beyond. Among the many attractive towns, Aberfeldy features traditional shops, as does nearby Pitlochry, a popular touring base. Scotland is full of other notable sites including impressive landmarks such as Blair Castle, Scone Palace and Stirling Castle. Glenturret, Scotland's oldest licensed distillery; Scone Place, where the ancient Kings and Queens of Scotland were crowned; the Wallace Monument and Stirling Castle; Stuart Crystal; superb shopping in Edinburgh and Glasgow; the royal yacht Britannia; Edinburgh Castle; Glasgow's Burrell Collection; St. Andrews, the home of golf; Scott's ship Discovery, at Dundee; Glamis Castle, the Queen Mother's childhood home.

Getting to The Gleneagles Hotel

The international airports of Edinburgh and Glasgow are both within one hour (50 miles). As a former railway hotel, Gleneagles has a station right at hand.

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