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Make Mother’s Day memorable with money-saving spa deals

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And we want to treat them right on Mother’s Day and show them that they’re just the best.

We can’t think of a better way of showing our mums we care than treating them to a spa day or even a weekend.

Think of it as pure pampering.

And of course, we’d hate to think of our mums being lonely – which means us girlies get to go too, surely?

It’s what being a good daughter is all about.

But if we can get a wee bargain while we’re doing it, all the better.

And that’s why it’s worth keeping an eye on websites such as groupon.co.uk and itison.com and picking yourself up a cheeky, money-saving deal.

Book at the right time and you can really save a small fortune.

It’s not being mean.

Bag yourself a bargain and you can go more than once, or buy Mum an extra wee something.

At the moment, Groupon has several great deals, including a spa day at the four-star Moness Resort, just outside Aberfeldy.

It really is a little touch of luxury and for £39 per person, Mum can enjoy two spa treatments and a two-course lunch.

The price for two of you is £75.

Or save up to 64% with a choice of two treatments at the Ocean Rooms in Glasgow.

Remember to shop around. If you can find a deal that also includes afternoon tea or a meal, so much the better.

And if you want to stay over, there are bargains to be had there, too.

We all lead such busy lives these days that most of us probably feel that we don’t see enough of our lovely wee mums.

So isn’t a spa break a much nicer way of telling Mum how much you love her rather than a box of chocs and a card?

You know it is.

So what are you waiting for?

Atholl Palace
Pitlochry

Looking for somewhere tranquil where you and Mum can really switch off? The Lavender Spa is the perfect destination.

Treat her to a truly relaxing afternoon with the Pamper At The Palace session.

From £45 each, enjoy afternoon tea with a glass of fizz and choose a treatment from a selection including Ocean Glow or Express Manicure.

Roxburghe Hotel
Kelso

Is your mum a chocoholic? The Chocolate Bake, Neck And Shoulder Massage (£40) is the perfect de-stressing present.

Or how about the Lava Shell Full Body Massage (£50). It’s the ultimate in deep relaxation using tiger clam shells. Guaranteed to melt your worries away.

Then Mum can enjoy the surroundings of one of the most gorgeous hotels in the area.

Stobo Castle
Peebleshire

Stobo is one of the most popular spas in the country, with good reason.

Step into the grounds and you’ll feel stress start to melt away. We love the sound of the morning chill out.

Arrive at 9.30am, enjoy unlimited use of the spa facilities, and then savour a delicious lunch with Mum.

From £54 per person at weekends, £49 weekdays.

Virgin Active
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hamilton and Milngavie

Priced from £49 – £59, the Virgin Active Espa Treatment is a pleasure for your mum – or you!

The Mother’s Day package includes a 25-Minute ESPA Facial, 25-Minute Relaxing Back Massage and a “Little Box of Joy”, worth £17.

Not energetic enough? Check out Anti-Gravity Yoga, sure to leave you feeling full of energy.

Apex Hotel
Dundee

Watching the pennies? If you’re happy to go during the week and not actually on Mother’s Day, the Escape To Yu deal is a winner.

Enjoy the gym, relax and unwind in the Yu Spa and then enjoy a three-course lunch in Metro Brasserie.

For £25 each, it’s a great budget buy for you and mum. What’s not to love?

Macdonald Hotels
More than 20 UK locations

Mum will love The Ultimate Luxury Spa Break.

Kick off your heels in your luxury room, where a bottle of chilled Prosecco will be waiting.

Choose from a selection of fabulous massages, treatments, or manicures. Includes a healthy spa lunch on your first day and an evening dinner.

Available in 21 locations, including Scotland and the North East.

Bowfield Spa
Howwood

The Bowfield is fully-refurbished, looks gorgeous – and you can pick up a fantastic deal on lastminute.com.

For £39 each, choose a 25-minute treatment, and full use of leisure facilities.

Then make the most of your relaxation with a delicious afternoon tea, glass of fizz – or fruit juice if you’re feeling virtuous – and a good old chinwag with Mum.

Pure Spa
Aberdeen, Glasgow, Edinburgh

With consistently good Trip Advisor reviews, Pure Spa is a little bit of city centre luxury.

Take Mum for the PURE Pamper Package (£80 for two) which includes a deluxe manicure and PURE pedicure with your choice of celeb favourite Leighton Denny nail polish.

Afterwards, why not treat the two of you to lunch?

Bannatyne Spa
More than 30 UK venues

With several gyms and health clubs across Scotland, there’s bound to be one near you.

And for £49 per person, you can enjoy an expert facial, mini back, neck and scalp massage and Bannatyne Essentials Travel Kit worth £14.99.

This Mother’s Day offer needs to be booked between now and Mother’s Day and expires on March 6.


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