Sabi Sabi Reserve
extends offering
Two new Amani-branded spas have
opened at the Sabi Sabi Private Game
Reserve, within the Kruger National
Park in South Africa.
The two facilities are at the reserve’s
Earth Lodge and Bush Lodge and
are run by Amani African Spas. They
offer a range of treatments with Afri-
cology products, while a selection of
therapies are available, including mas-
sages, manicures and facials.
The spa’s ceiling has been raised 30ft to allow natural light to fl ood its central space
September launch for
Sansha Spa Udaipur
Jungle-inspired spa debuts in Mexico
The latest Sansha spa will open later
A US$15m (10.49m, £9.06m) new spa The signature therapy offered is the this year at Fateh Garh, a Heritage
has launched at the Grand Velas Spa Re- Water Journey, a guided hydrotherapy Renaissance Resort located on the
sort Riviera Maya in Mexico. ritual which takes place in a 40,000sq ft edge of the city of Udaipur in India.
Inspired by the jungle and natural (3,716sq m) Water Lounge. Guests will Operated under a franchise agree-
water pools of the Yucatan Peninsula, the work their way around the lounge, which ment with owners The Sansha World,
89,000sq ft (8,268sq m) spa was designed comprises a pebble foot water pathway, the 2,500sq ft (232sq m) spa offers a
by Mexican architects Ricardo Elias and a vitality pool, a plunge pool, saunas, ‘lounge experience’ which has been
Alexis Elias of EliasElias AR, with consul- circular glass-tile lined steamrooms with inspired by Indian royal traditions.
tancy from Diane Mestre of Pro-Spa. fi bre-optic ceiling lights, clay rooms, an Facilities will include fi ve treatment
The facility is set below ground level ice room with fl oor-to-ceiling windows rooms, a steambath, a whirlpool and a
and has 40 treatment rooms. Guests and experience showers. gym. Signature treatments will consist
enter on the spa’s top fl oor, at a lobby The interior design is infl uenced by the of a range of gemstone therapies.
with Balinese-style decor, before going stones, plants and streams specifi c to the The luxury Fateh Garh resort has 48
below for their treatments. Riviera Maya landscape. bedrooms and boasts stunning views
over the City of Lakes.
Hospes sleep spa
Sulwhasoo extends
package revealed
brand with spa launch
Korean skincare brand Sulwhasoo has
A sleep getaway package called Learn To extended its brand, by launching a
Sleep has been launched by European spa concept at a new fl agship facility
company Hospes hotels and Bodyna Spas. in Hong Kong, China.
The package follows strict scien- The inaugural Sulwhasoo Spa
tifi c guidelines and has been created in recently opened in Tsim Sha Tsui
partnership with Spanish sleep disorder and features nine treatment rooms.
specialist Dr Estivill. Taking place over Sulwhasoo’s own-brand of skincare
four or seven days, it is designed to help products, based around Korean her-
guests to regain control of their sleep bology, are used in treatments.
patterns and includes spa treatments, Further expansion into China and
siestas in special chill out rooms and the US is planned in the future. Over
daytime diets and activities designed to the next two years, Sulwhasoo will
create alertness. fi rst enter each market with its skin-
Learn To Sleep debuted in Hospes care products, and then expand to
Maricel in Mallorca, but will be rolled out a spa business model, similar to the
to other Hospes properties next year. The outdoor sea spa at Hospes Maricel Hong Kong offering.
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