SCHLOSS Roxburghe Unveils Autumn Wellness Retreat in the Scottish Borders

As summer draws to a close, British travellers are increasingly swapping beach breaks for restorative spa escapes, with UK searches for 'spa holidays' having risen by 15% over the last quarter. At the same time, Scotland is enjoying a tourism boom as more travellers discover the country's blend of nature, luxury and wellbeing.

Perfectly placed in the heart of the Scottish Borders, five-star hotel and spa, SCHLOSS Roxburghe, is inviting guests to embrace the slower pace of autumn with a relaxing spa stay surrounded by rolling countryside, ancient woodland and over 300 acres of private estate.

Just over an hour from both Edinburgh and Newcastle, SCHLOSS Roxburghe combines the tranquillity of a rural retreat with one of Scotland's most impressive luxury spa experiences. Whether guests are planning a wellness-focused weekend, a romantic escape or simply looking to recharge after the busy summer months, September offers the ideal opportunity to enjoy the estate as the landscape begins its spectacular autumn transformation.

At the heart of the experience is SCHLOSS Roxburghe's contemporary spa, featuring a heated outdoor infinity pool overlooking the estate, an indoor pool, Finnish sauna, steam room, plunge pool, relaxation areas and a menu of indulgent treatments designed to restore both body and mind. Guests can spend mornings enjoying the peaceful surroundings before unwinding with bespoke massages, facials and wellness rituals using premium spa products.

Beyond the spa, visitors can explore miles of scenic walking trails through the estate, enjoy riverside strolls along the River Teviot, play a round on the championship golf course, or simply relax with seasonal dining showcasing the very best produce from the Scottish Borders.

For those looking to extend their escape, SCHLOSS Roxburghe's stylish Manor House rooms, contemporary Estate House accommodation and luxurious self-catering cottages offer a range of options for couples, friends and families alike. Many cottages feature freestanding baths, spacious living areas and selected properties even include private saunas, making them ideal for extended wellness breaks.

With demand for spa holidays continuing to rise and Scotland proving more popular than ever with UK and international visitors, this autumn offers the perfect time to experience the country's quieter season while enjoying luxury without the peak summer crowds.

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