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Pays Homage to Thalassotherapy |
DUBAI, July 2002: Bahrain was once thought to
have been the Garden of Eden and The Royal Spa is certainly reminiscent
of a place where the world, for a few hours at least, seems a simpler place.
It�s not just the architectural elegance of the spa overlooking the crystal clear waters of the Arabian Gulf that take your breath away. The meticulous attention to detail, including fresh orchid petals scattered upon big fluffy towels and purifying oils scenting the air, stamps the spa as one of the finest in the world. The stunning interior of The Royal Spa encompasses the essential element of water, which is widely known for its soothing properties � both physical and mental. Water is a theme that echoes throughout, either flowing from fountains or trickling from concealed outlets. But the piece de resistance is the homage to Thalassotherapy, defined by a large circular pool beneath a crystal dome. Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of beauty, watches over guests as they stretch out on an underwater recliner and allow their tired bodies to be gently massaged by a series of multi jets to ease away aches and pains. The Royal Spa offers an assortment of Thalassotherapy therapeutic treatments. Therapists offer a guiding eye while guests immerse themselves in the multi-jet pool for a massage, or relax in essential oils in a private marine hydrotherapy multi-jet bath. Other alternatives include an affusion massage from overhead shower sprays to pinpoint relevant body areas, or even a jet blitz massage by hand-held high pressure jet hose to attack cellulite and fatty tissues. Alternative therapies are also catered for and feature reflexology, Thai massage, and remedial massage. But The Royal Spa is not only about the pampering of body and mind � the in-house fitness experts will make guests work hard as well as providing diet and nutrition advice. Using the latest computer technology a personal fitness assessment will ensure the right fitness programme for each guest or member. Whether it�s low impact aerobics, step, or body sculpting, The Royal Spa�s state-of-the-art gymnasium is fitted with all the latest equipment. For those who prefer to exercise in private, a personal trainer will offer guidance through an exclusively tailored workout in a designated area. If the grind of the gym doesn�t appeal, there are classes to suit all
tastes, including classes to heal and strengthen mind, body, and soul.
The Royal Spa also offers weight management programmes, specifically tailored
for each body type based on diet, calorie intake and personal preferences,
with a complementary fitness programme arranged with a personal trainer.
Le Méridien is a global hotel group with a portfolio of 145 luxury and upscale hotels (41,630 rooms) in 55 countries worldwide. The majority of its properties are located in the world�s top cities and resorts throughout Europe, the Americas, Asia Pacific, Africa and the Middle East. The company also enjoys a strategic alliance with JAL-owned Nikko Hotels, giving guests access to an additional 42 properties around the world. Headquartered in London, Le Méridien was purchased by Nomura International plc�s Principal Finance Group in July 2001 and merged with Principal Hotels, acquired by Nomura in February 2001. |
Contact:
Strategic Solutions for
Le Meridien
in the Middle East 971-4 391 5390 [email protected] www.lemeridien.com |
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