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18 new rooms all feature the Caracalla and Jouvence
TOP PROJECT: ESPACE HENRI CHENOT
CARACALLA MASSAGE BATH AND JOUVENCE DRY FLOAT, UNBESCHEIDEN
The project: The fi ve-star Palace Merano hotel, Italy, has had 18 of its 24 new treatment cabins fi tted with an adapted version of the Caracalla massage bath, as well as a Jouvence dry fl oat bed, as part of an extensive renovation to its Espace Henri Chenot spa this year (see p16). The equipment: With its curves and deep ergonomically designed tub, the Caracalla is a quiet, simple to use experience bath with a range of intensive health massage programmes. Its 278 nozzles can massage 20 body zones in 10 sequences, from the stimulating energy massage to the smooth relaxing massage.
The Jouvence dry fl oatation bed is designed for body wraps. What makes it stand out? Unbescheiden has adapted its baths to the biontologia method used at the spa which specialises in mind body programmes. Based on the principles of Chinese medicine, biontologia follows a three-phase hydro-energetic cure – a powerful underwater massage with benefi cial bath additives followed by a relaxing body wrap, enhanced by the Jouvence bed, and then a stimulating jet shower. Other key features: Unbescheiden offers spa design services and operational advice as part of its strategic partnership with global spa consultancy GeoSpa. What’s next? The baths will be installed in Thalazur Spa, Cabourg, France, during the next 12 months.
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Shower experiences include Arctic mist, tropical rain and island storm (above); touch screen controls (below)
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EXPERIENCE SHOWER, BRADFORD PRODUCTS
SHOWCASE SHOWER CORRIDOR, THERMARIUM
The shower: The Shower Corridor creates a walking experience for guests. After a sauna or steamroom the bather can walk through the shower into a thunderstorm atmosphere created by music, sounds and fl ashing lights, while water refreshes their body. What makes it stand out? The combination of special light and sound effects plus shower design and water creates a striking effect. Thermarium says customers new to the attraction are often surprised and stunned from the experiences. Other key features: Because guests move through the corridor as part of the
SPA BUSINESS 2 2012 ©Cybertrek 2012 The corridor creates a walking experience
experience, the showers don’t get blocked with people waiting to use the attraction. Company background: Thermarium distributes globally and customers include Steiner Leisure, Six Senses Spas and ESPA.
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The shower: Bradford’s Experience Shower combines water with relaxing chromatherapy, soothing acoustics and rejuvenating aroma. The bather can choose from experiences – Arctic mist, body spray, tropical rain, drench shower and island storm – on a touch screen. What makes it stand out? The shower is fully custom-designed and personalised to fi t any spa concept. Other products: The next level Experience Shower is the Private Heaven for VIP suites. This incorporates all the functions of the shower as well as features of Bradford’s SteamRoom, including steam and a heated bench. It is large enough for two people. Company background: Experience Showers have been installed in Northern Quest Casino, US and Four Seasons Baltimore, US. What’s next? A more compact version of the Experience Shower is being developed for homes, smaller wellness suites and destination spa guestrooms.
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