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For a break from the boardroom and the opportunity to soothe away mental strain, meeting delegates can head to one of Abu Dhabi's many luxury spa destinations for a stress-relieving session to get both body and mind back on track.
The variety of spa experiences is incred- ibly diverse, with a wide variety of treat- ments on offer from centuries-old Ayurvedic cures to Chinese massage, as well as a full range of new-age holistic treatments. With the majority of spas located within the city's best hotels, well-qualified thera- pists and masseurs are on hand to explain, advise and recommend the treatment best suited to your needs, whether it is pure relaxation body massage or something specialised to iron out muscular aches. Male and female spa-goers are equally well-catered for, as most of the spas in Abu Dhabi provide separate and private facilities and treatments for both sexes.
Anantara Spa Emirates Palace Tel: +971 2 6909000
The Anantara Spa offers rejuvenating body treatments/therapies in a serene Moroccan inspired setting featuring seven treatment suites complete with Vichy showers and an exquisite Moroccan Hammam facility.
Anantara Spa
Desert Islands Resort & Spa Tel: +971 2 8015281
A peaceful island sanctuary, Safaa Spa has four treatment rooms two for couples and two for individuals. Visitors can choose from an array of natural pure treatments, as well as personally- tailored rituals based on the healing properties of gemstones and precious metals.
CHI, The Spa at Shangri-La Shangri-La Hotel, Qaryat Al Beri Tel: +971 2 5098988
CHI, with its luxurious private spa suites, is inspired by traditional Asian healing philosophies with treatments based upon the principles of restoring balance and harmony.
Eden Spa & Health Club Le Meridien Abu Dhabi Tel: +971 2 6446666
A serene paradise with 10 treatment rooms, two swimming pools and Turkish Hammam. The spa offers a wide variety of more than 40 treatments.
ESPA
The Yas Hotel Tel: +971 2 6560862
Designed around a traditional hammam there are eight treatment rooms, including a Presiden- tial treatment suite with its own hammam, steam room, fitness equipment and relaxation lounge overlooking Yas Marina race track. ESPA treat- ments combine the best of ancient and modern therapies and signature treatments, such as The Marina and the Race Track Remedy.
Hiltonia Health Club & Spa Hilton Abu Dhabi Tel: +971 2 6811900
Anantara Spa Qasr Al Sarab Tel.: +971 2 8862088
Hidden away deep in the desert, the spa and hammam offer treatments to cleanse both body and soul. Talented therapists use ancient elixirs and time-honoured rituals to pamper and re- fresh. Facilities included Thai-themed flotation and Vichy rooms.
The spa has five spa treatment rooms and two relaxation rooms along with separate steam rooms, a sauna and Jacuzzi. Treatments range from modern western therapies to ancient tradi- tional treatments from the Orient.
The Spa
Radisson Blu Hotel Tel: +971 2 6562000
The perfect oasis for head-to-toe pampering, sig- nature treatments include the Radisson Blu Rose Decadence for a complete nurturing experience. Spa products are courtesy of Anne Semonin and Aromatherapy Associates.
Star Fitness Centre Al Diar Capital Hotel Tel: +971 2 6787790
Al Diar Capital Hotel has a number of treatment rooms offering relaxing Chinese massages with herbal oil, head and shoulder massages, Thai treatments, facials and foot massages.
Willow Stream Spa Fairmont Bab Al Bahr Tel: +971 2 6543333
Scheduled to open its doors 'in the near future' according to a hotel representative, the Willow Stream Spa philosophy offers a range of signa- ture treatments designed to soothe, pamper, de-stress and invigorate. Facilities will include a Turkish Hammam.
Zen the Spa at Rotana Beach Rotana Hotel & Towers Tel: +971 2 6979000
Retreat to the Zen spa with a treatment menu inspired by holistic Asian philosophies with a contemporary twist. The 10 treatment rooms and two tranquillity suites are especially designed for couples treatments.
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