Spa and Hebridean-inspired cabins for ‘next chapter’ of Scottish castle’s multimillion pound transformation
The luxury castle located just outside Glasgow will soon have a new spa and riverside cabins as part of its multimillion pound renovation.
The team at Crossbasket Castle has confirmed its new destination spa and luxury riverside cabins will open early autumn, marking the next chapter in the estate’s multi-million-pound transformation.
The development follows a £20m expansion launched in 2025, which saw the historic hotel evolve with the addition of 40 upscale bedrooms, palm court styled restaurant and an entertainment-led dining experience all overseen by Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux.
Building on this momentum, the latest phase places wellbeing and a deep connection to nature at its heart. Set within the estate’s picturesque surroundings, the new Four Angels Spa and Crossbasket Cabins have been carefully conceived to offer guests a restorative retreat that balances luxury with tranquillity.
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The destination spa represents a significant evolution of Crossbasket Castle’s guest experience.
Thoughtfully designed to deliver a ritual-led holistic wellness journey, featuring bespoke organic spa products from the Isle of Harris, it will feature a range of facilities, including dedicated relaxation spaces, four tranquil treatment rooms and an immersive thermal suite.
In keeping with the estate’s tradition of drawing inspiration from its rich history and surrounding landscape, the spa takes its name from the Four Angels Waterfall, which sits on the castle’s grounds, cascading from the river and flowing through Crossbasket estate.
Complementing the Four Angels Spa is the introduction of 12 luxury timber cabins, located along the banks of the river. Inspired by the bespoke Hebridean spa product range, the Crossbasket Cabins have been created with a sensitive architectural approach that enhances their natural setting.
Positioned to maximise privacy and uninterrupted views of the surrounding woodland and river, each lodge offers a self-contained sanctuary.
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Accommodating up to four guests, the lodges have a luxury suite styled bedroom and features such as a freestanding copper roll top bath set against a floor-to-ceiling window.
Alison Timoney, owner of Crossbasket Castle, said: “From the outset, our vision has been to create an experience that goes beyond traditional luxury hospitality. We celebrate our rich history and continue to invest for the future by delivering enhanced guest experiences.
“Our castle is the jewel in our estate’s crown, providing the perfect setting for special occasions, gatherings, afternoon teas and sumptuous stays. Meanwhile, our contemporary Art Deco inspired hotel, also set within the estate, offers luxurious guest rooms and two delicious dining options including Foveran’s, a light drenched palm court style bar and restaurant, and Trocadero’s which is our vibrant supper club with live music and entertainment.
“The introduction of the Four Angels Spa and Crossbasket Cabins further enhances our vision for the overall estate, offering guests a place to fully immerse themselves in the beauty of our surroundings whilst enjoying a moment of calmness and relaxation.
“Every detail throughout the restoration and developments have been carefully considered for our guests to enjoy pure escapism with every visit.”
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