Luxury hotel’s free gift worth £88 with Elemis Mother’s Day spa break

With Mother’s Day just around the corner, why not spoil your mum with a tranquil spa experience? You might be amazed at what you can snag for a steal, particularly with the current offer from Macdonald Hotels and Resorts. When you reserve the Divine Spa Day for two treatment packages, you’ll secure a 55-minute ELEMIS Pro Glow Brilliance Facial treatment, full access to the spa and leisure facilities, and a complimentary ELEMIS Cleanse and Replenish Kit worth £88. There are resorts scattered across the UK, from the Scottish Highlands to the Lakes to the historic city of Bath, offering numerous ways to make Mother’s Day extra special.

Treat mum to afternoon tea or the Mother’s Day Sunday Lunch, where friendly staff and scrumptious food are guaranteed. Plus, if your mum has specific tastes, you could also choose one of several voucher options so she can select her treatments and gifts herself. In addition, there are plenty of other spa day options tailored to Mother’s Day, such as the offers at Bannatyne Spa. Virgin Experience Days also offers a wide range of treatments and locations, reports the Mirror.

Macdonald Hotels have garnered a strong reputation for their spa experiences, with numerous five-star reviews on Trustpilot singing their praises. One satisfied customer shared: “We did a one-night spa break and found it to be good value for money,” adding, “The rooms are comfortable and our meal in the restaurant was very nice. We really appreciated the staff storing our daughter’s birthday cake in the fridge! Many thanks.”

Another glowing review stated: “Superbly well-appointed kitchen and living/dining area,” and continued to commend the establishment by saying, “Gardens and facilities are generally well up to standard. The main difference from the Algarve is the potential weather and fewer dining and bar outlets on site. It is very relaxing and well-organised. Quite honestly, I had not expected anything as good – and the price very reasonable.”

However, not all feedback was positive. A guest who stayed at the Windermere hotel expressed dissatisfaction, noting: “I stayed in the Windermere hotel and had a very disappointing experience,” and elaborated, “The staff were pleasant enough but useless when we asked for some local information and very slow at serving breakfast and afternoon tea.”

Yet another reviewer had a more favourable view, stating: “The staff here were all very lovely and helpful, and the rooms were all clean. The amenities were all brilliant as well.”