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Luxury hotel The Landmark London has reopened its spa following a £4m renovation, completing the transformation of its wellness offering.
The space offers a thermal suite, a vitality pool equipped with swan neck hydrotherapy jets, an aromatic steam room, Finnish sauna, ice fountain, heated loungers and multi-sensory experience showers.
A renovated fitness facility is also available with equipment from the Onyx collection by Matrix Fitness, offering expert-led personal training sessions.
The spa now features four treatment rooms, alongside a double suite targeted at shared experiences and couples, as well as a relaxation zone and retail gallery. Treatments have been designed in partnership with QMS Medicosmetics, Ashmira Botanica and Oksia, who the hotel has described as “world class”.
Alongside the improved treatment offering, the hotel is introducing a collection of family and junior treatments, with the option for parent and child facials and massages. The hotel said it is also implementing day package experiences, giving guests extended treatments, dining and hotel access.
Designed by Alex Kravetz Design, the spa integrates a modern design with muted tones and natural materials. The soft lighting element also contributes to the “tranquil setting” the hotel is seeking to provide.
The experience also extends into nutrition and lifestyle, with signature tea blends from Camellia’s Tea House, alongside a menu developed with Oksia to support skin health from within.
Hida Shuleta, spa manager at The Landmark London, said: “This investment marks a deliberate shift in how we position wellness at The Landmark London. We are not simply enhancing the hotel guest experience but creating a spa that stands as a destination in its own right, one that resonates with Londoners as much as it does with residents.”
“The ambition is to establish a space that people actively choose to visit and return to, with an offering that combines design, high-performance treatments and a more holistic approach to wellbeing in a way that reflects the evolving expectations of the luxury wellness market.”
Luxury hotel The Landmark London has reopened its spa following a £4m renovation, completing the transformation of its wellness offering.
The space offers a thermal suite, a vitality pool equipped with swan neck hydrotherapy jets, an aromatic steam room, Finnish sauna, ice fountain, heated loungers and multi-sensory experience showers.
A renovated fitness facility is also available with equipment from the Onyx collection by Matrix Fitness, offering expert-led personal training sessions.
The spa now features four treatment rooms, alongside a double suite targeted at shared experiences and couples, as well as a relaxation zone and retail gallery. Treatments have been designed in partnership with QMS Medicosmetics, Ashmira Botanica and Oksia, who the hotel has described as “world class”.
Alongside the improved treatment offering, the hotel is introducing a collection of family and junior treatments, with the option for parent and child facials and massages. The hotel said it is also implementing day package experiences, giving guests extended treatments, dining and hotel access.
Designed by Alex Kravetz Design, the spa integrates a modern design with muted tones and natural materials. The soft lighting element also contributes to the “tranquil setting” the hotel is seeking to provide.
The experience also extends into nutrition and lifestyle, with signature tea blends from Camellia’s Tea House, alongside a menu developed with Oksia to support skin health from within.
Hida Shuleta, spa manager at The Landmark London, said: “This investment marks a deliberate shift in how we position wellness at The Landmark London. We are not simply enhancing the hotel guest experience but creating a spa that stands as a destination in its own right, one that resonates with Londoners as much as it does with residents.”
“The ambition is to establish a space that people actively choose to visit and return to, with an offering that combines design, high-performance treatments and a more holistic approach to wellbeing in a way that reflects the evolving expectations of the luxury wellness market.”
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