Andy Murray is charging a whopping £270 for a Mother’s Day yoga event.
The Cromlix Hotel is owned by the retired tennis ace and his wife, Kim.
The five-star is holding the ‘Mother’s Day Yoga Celebration’ to mark Mothering Sunday which is on 30 March.
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But the two-time Wimbledon winner is asking for £135-a-head for the event.
So for a daughter or son going with their mum, it will be £270 to attend.
Murray’s own mother famously watched his games and became famous in her own right, starring on Strictly Come Dancing in 2014.
The yoga event at the hotel in Dunblane, near Stirling, Scotland – where Murray grew up – lasts for seven hours.
Only 10 spaces are available for the date.
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Guests forking out for the day will be served tea and coffee on arrival, afternoon tea at the hotel’s restaurant and a walk around the estate with a hot chocolate.
The yoga teacher will take guests through a range of techniques.
The day will end with a guided meditation session.
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The event will actually take place on 1 April from 10am to 5pm, as reported by What’s The Jam.
Andy and Kim acquired the hotel in 2013, the couple purchased the estate for almost £2million.
A Cromlix Hotel spokesperson said: “Join us at Cromlix for an empowering yoga experience, celebrating the nurturing female energy that flows through the generations.
“Perfect for mothers, daughters, grandmothers, aunts, best friends and anyone who wishes to honour and celebrate the feminine spirit.
“Hosted by experienced yoga teacher and practitioner Lindsey Porter, this full-day workshop is designed for you to delve into a range of well-being practices helping you to feel nurtured and renewed, inside and out.
“Open to all levels, from experienced yogis to those new to their practice, Lindsey will gently guide you through a range of techniques and variations to suit the needs of your body and support your sense of well-being.”
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