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.
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.
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 restorative facilities, including dedicated relaxation spaces, four tranquil treatment rooms and an immersive thermal suite for complete rejuvenation. Each element has been curated to create a seamless sense of calm, encouraging guests to unwind, reset and reconnect.
In keeping with the estate’s tradition of drawing inspiration from its 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.
Alongside the Four Angels Spa, 12 luxury timber cabins will be introduced along the banks of the river. Inspired by the Hebridean Spa product range, the Crossbasket Cabins will blend refined interiors with an architectural approach that compliments their natural setting.
Four Angels Spa at Crossbasket Castle will include: “A cosy pre-treatment relaxation lounge designed to promote calm, comfort, and overall wellness. Four tranquil private treatment rooms, each offering a bespoke, treatment-led experience unique to Four Angels Spa. A quiet post-treatment relaxation space, allowing guests to extend their sense of escapism and unwind at their own pace. Thermal facilities featuring two immersive experience showers, one drench shower, alongside a sauna, steam room, and heated loungers for complete rejuvenation.”
The introduction of Crossbasket Cabins adds 12 luxury cabins to the estate’s existing 54 bedrooms across the castle, hotel and lodges. The Hebridean-inspired cabins have a floor area of 46sqm, including a lounge area, bedroom, two en-suite facilities and private external space, located along the riverside behind the existing estate hotel.
More information will be available at crossbasketcastle.com.
Crossbasket Castle opened its doors in May 2016, having been restored from the brink of ruin into one of Scotland’s most luxurious, five-star hotel and events venues by owners Alison and Steve Timoney.
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"Positioned to maximise privacy and uninterrupted views of the surrounding woodland and river, each lodge offers a self-contained sanctuary." | Crossbasket Castle
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"Accommodating up to four guests, the lodges feature a luxury suite styled bedroom alongside carefully considered touches that elevate the experience, including a freestanding copper roll top bath set against a floor-to-ceiling window, perfect for long soaks immersed in nature." | Crossbasket Castle
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Together, the Four Angels Spa and Crossbasket Cabins strengthens Crossbasket Castle’s position as one of Scotland’s leading luxury destinations, where heritage, hospitality and wellbeing converge." | Crossbasket Castle
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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." | Crossbasket Castle