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[기획] 유럽의 헬스 & 힐링 스파 - 체코 (3) 통합의료 제공하는 체류형 온천클리닉, 사보이웨스트엔드 호시노 리조트 오이라세계류 호텔 겨울의 전세 노천 온천 개장 [기획] 유럽의 헬스 & 힐링 스파 - 체코 (2) 온천산업의 두뇌 '스파온천연구소'(ILAB) [기획] 유럽의 헬스 & 힐링 스파 - 체코 (1) 왕의 온천 타운 카를로비 바리 Karlovy Vary 완도군, 1박2일 남파랑길 걷기 프로그램 인기 환경재단, 겨울 여행으로 환경 테마 크루즈 ‘그린보트’ 제안 LG생활건강 엘라스틴, 부드럽고 포근한 ‘시그니처 블랑쉬머스크’ 라인 출시 우리 술, 유산에서 미래로 ‘인간과 술’ 출간 서울시정신건강복지센터, 중독성 약물 사용자와 가족의 회복까지 돕는다 ‘취향 더할수록 특별해진다’ 토핑경제 시대 커스터마이징 제품 주목
  • The Pure Lotus Blooms at Cosmoprof Asia 2024: Jeju’s Natural Beauty Goes Global
    The Pure Lotus, a Jeju-based natural beauty brand advocating for "slow aging," captivated audiences at Cosmoprof Asia 2024, held from November 13 to 15 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC). The premier beauty event is Asia’s largest, drawing over 500,000 industry professionals and more than 10,000 exhibitors worldwide, making it a key platform for setting global beauty trends. At the heart of The Pure Lotus's philosophy lies a dedication to clean and vegan beauty and sustainability. The brand harnesses botanical ingredients from Jeju's rich natural resources, including lotus leaves renowned for their high calcium content—20 times greater than green tea. This unique property supports lipid synthesis in the skin, promoting a resilient and healthy complexion, perfectly aligning with the growing global trend of "slow aging." In its mission for sustainability, The Pure Lotus has taken notable steps to reduce plastic usage, transitioning some packaging to eco-friendly paper tubes. These efforts have garnered praise from customers in 17 countries, affirming the brand's commitment to creating sustainable beauty solutions that improve both skin health and the environment. At Cosmoprof Asia 2024, the brand showcased its flagship products, including: Youth Biotics Lotus Ferment Concentrate, Jeju Botanical pH Balancing Cleanser, Jeju Botanical Sunscreens in paper tube packaging. These products received significant attention from attendees and industry buyers alike. The company reported successful negotiations and new contracts, facilitated in part by its visibility in in-flight magazines of carriers like HK Express and collaborations with buyers from Europe and Southeast Asia. Adding to its impact, The Pure Lotus was selected as a finalist for Cosmoprof Asia’s philanthropic Boutique initiative. The brand donated samples of its key products to buyers contributing HKD 100 to Save the Children, blending altruism with innovative marketing. A representative from The Pure Lotus expressed enthusiasm about the event, stating, “This exhibition provided a fantastic opportunity to showcase the excellence of Jeju’s natural beauty resources and our products’ effectiveness. We aim to continue expanding our global presence while maintaining our commitment to sustainability and innovation.” Through its participation in Cosmoprof Asia 2024, The Pure Lotus reinforced its position as a leader in sustainable, Jeju-inspired beauty, proving that the island's natural treasures can shine on the global stage.
    • In English
    • Korea Today
    2024-11-18
  • [Feature]Mandara Spa at Atlantis Paradise Island: A Wellness Oasis in the Tropics
    Mandara Spa Entrance [Wellness Today International Editor Bill Healey] A visit to the Mandara Spa at the Atlantis Paradise Island in the Bahamas is a relaxing escape from the many activities available at this spectacular island resort. I was fortunate to have spent four days and three nights onsite as a guest of the Atlantis Resort. Having taken twelve hours to travel from Las Vegas to Nassau (airport transfers and flight changes), I was pleased to be scheduled for a Coconut Poultice Massage at their award winning Mandara Spa on my first morning onsite. The treatment is described as a treatment that “strengthens and heals the body. This traditional therapy combines stretching, long strokes as well as palm and thumb pressure techniques.” Having started my resort visit after a lengthy journey, it became my “jet lag” treatment, improving blood flow and easing the stresses of travel. The therapist’s touch allowed the pains of travel and the concerns of daily life to be easily swept-away. Considered a Balinese treatment, I was particularly curious to give it a try as I’ve experienced numerous Balinese treatments during my 15 years living in Bali. Needless to say, the treatment at The Atlantis exceeded all expectations. The serenity of the Mandara Spa as well as the professionalism of the therapist provided the welcoming calm that one would expect in a luxury resort spa. Further information on the Mandara Spa at The Atlantis can be found at: - Mandara Spa website: https://www.mandaraspa.com/our-spas/atlantis-paradise-island/ - Atlantis Bahamas website: https://www.atlantisbahamas.com/things-to-do/spa Note that the Mandara Spa will be undergoing a significant renovation and rebranding. At the moment of writing this review, no date has been set for the opening of the renovated Spa, but it is expected in the early part of 2025. Stay tuned here for more information. MANDARA SPA FOR THAT PAMPERED TOUCH Award-winning Mandara Spa at Atlantis brings together ancient Balinese healing touches, traditional European therapies, and natural elements indigenous to The Bahamas while charting a path to the -New World. Come bask in our sanctuary of warm and cold plunge pools, steam and sauna rooms or rejuvenating facials as you create timeless Mandara moments. What's more, couples can enjoy a special spa suite, while the women's area includes a relaxing aromatherapy room. Elevate your stay with an incredible island spa experience. Retail Lounge Host with Bush Tea Facial Treatment Hot Stone Body Treatment Salt Treatment
    • In English
    • Feature
    2024-09-04
  • Busan, Korea’s Most Beloved Nighttime Tourist City: Reborn as ‘A Starry Night in Busan’, a Global City That’s More Fun at Night
    Yongdusan Park and Busan tower (Photo: Busan Metropolitan City Government) Busan, Korea’s most beloved city for night tourism, is a traveler’s paradise. Enjoy the stunning views of this world-class port city, state-of-the-art drone shows, nighttime boat cruises across the sea, bustling food markets full of local flavor, and Korea’s largest fish market. A Starry Night in BusanBusan, Korea’s No. 1 transshipment hub and port city, launched the “Starry Night in Busan (SNB)” night tourism brand in 2022, aiming to transform night tourism from scenic views to an array of fun and engaging experiences and programs for people of all ages. The annual “SNB Night Festa” offers non-stop entertainment throughout Busan, ensuring the city stays lively from dusk till dawn.Yongdusan Park: A Hotspot for Pragmatic Travelers Seeking to Experience Authentic BusanYongdusan Park, located in Busan’s historic city center, is a symbol of Korea‘s modern history. Once a bustling post-war hub, the area is now dubbed “foodie heaven” by travelers, thanks to the nearby Jagalchi Market, Korea’s largest fish market. The area also features Gukje Market and Nampo-dong Shopping Street, popular for bargain shopping and appetizing street food.Nicknamed “Korea‘s Khaosan Road,” Yongdusan Park offers the most authentic “Busan-esque” vibe, with budget accommodations, mouthwatering local food, and plenty of entertainment. Once commonly known as a “senior’s playground,” the park has been revitalized and has evolved into a trendy destination popular with Gen Z. As the main venue for the SNB Night Festa, Yongdusan Park will host various events from July through October this year, including a Night Pop-up Store and flea market featuring popular Korean characters and mascots, a Candlelight Concert with classical music, the Yongdusan Night Festival, and a night walk involving a quiz and treasure hunt.Suyeong River & Centum City: The Pinnacle of Futuristic and Modern, Busan's Landmark for Romance and Luxury Experience-SeekersLocated in eastern Busan, the Suyeong River—where the sea and river meet—and Centum City (Haeundae) areas offer a blend of sea, river, and modern cityscapes, making them the most futuristic and luxurious night spots in Busan. Home to Haeundae Beach, which ranked third in TripAdvisor’s 2024 Traveler’s Choice Awards for “Best Beach in Asia”, this area boasts unforgettable scenic views, marine sports, luxury hotels, and the world's largest department store, as certified by Guinness World Records. The SNB River Dinner Cruise provides a romantic evening with live music, showcasing sights like Gwangan Bridge and the Haeundae district.Dadaepo Seaside Park & Hwamyeong Eco Park: Hidden Gems That Are Busan Locals’ Best-Kept SecretsTravelers looking for a memorable experience should explore Dadaepo Seaside Park and Hwamyeong Eco Park, two local favorite spots for breathtaking sunset views. Hwamyeong Eco Park is filled with enchanting lotus flowers, and visitors can enjoy the SNB Night Market, which promises an evening full of authentic Busan culinary flavor with hands-on activities like making your own “Jeon” (a traditional Korean dish similar to a pancake, made with an assortment of vegetables and flour) paired with traditional Busan liquor.Busan, a city like no other, stands out with its unique identity and individuals who capture its vibrant personality. It boasts an international airport, an international cruise terminal, and a high-speed railway (the KTX) that connects Seoul and Busan in just two hours, along with two bus terminals for intercity and express travel anywhere in the country.For more information, please visit the official website Visit Busan and Instagram @starry_night_busan.en 2024 Night Pop-up Store in Yongdusan Park (Photo: Busan Tourism Organization) River Dinner Cruise (Photo: Busan Tourism Organization)
    • In English
    • Korea Today
    2024-09-03
  • Chill in Style: Neulsi Can Cooler Sets a New Trend in Beverage Cooling
    On August 23, 2024, Nature & Farm announced the release of its innovative cooling solution, the ‘Neulsi Can Cooler’. This product is designed to effectively keep canned beer and soft drinks cool, which has garnered significant attention from consumers. The Neulsi Can Cooler utilizes a special refrigerant, allowing beverages to stay refreshingly cold for 2-3 hours, ensuring that consumers enjoy every last drop chilled. Produced entirely in Korea, the Neulsi Can Cooler has been officially KS certified after passing a test confirming the absence of harmful substances conducted by the KOTITI Testing & Research Institute, thus enhancing its safety. Living up to its slogan, “Always Cool,” this product offers a convenient solution to keep beverages cool anytime, anywhere. The process is simple: just freeze it for 3-4 hours, take it out, and place a can of beer, soju, or another beverage inside. This makes it easy to use at home, parties, or even outdoors. The Neulsi Can Cooler is gaining popularity among consumers due to its ease of use and excellent performance. It is available in five color options and features an LED base, allowing for various atmospheres to be created. In restaurants, it can keep drinks cool for extended periods, enhancing customer satisfaction and boosting sales. A representative from Neulsi mentioned that this product can be customized with logos or slogans, making it highly versatile for merchandise or marketing purposes. The Neulsi Can Cooler is designed with an eco-friendly approach, boasting high cooling efficiency without requiring electricity, making it an ideal product for modern lifestyles. Consumer feedback has been positive, with one user saying, “It’s incredibly convenient to keep my beer cool outdoors,” and another noting, “It kept my drink cold until the very last drop.” The Neulsi Can Cooler is currently available on major online shopping platforms, with a limited-time launch discount event in progress. It is expected to become a must-have item for summer, perfectly tailored to the lifestyle of modern consumers. Nature & Farm, the company behind the Neulsi Can Cooler, was established in 2013 as an online distribution specialist and is now expanding into the global market, starting with Japan.
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    • 리빙
    2024-08-23
  • Korea House, Unique Venue of BTS Billboard Magazine Covers, Now Offers K-Royal Cuisine to Global Palates
    Korea House, run by the Korea Heritage Agency under its Chairman Choi Young-chang, presents new summer season menu. Located in Jung-gu, Seoul, Korea House originally served as a venue for receiving VIP guests and heads of state to introduce traditional Korean life to domestic and foreign dignitaries. It is radiating serene “Korean beauty” in central Seoul since 1981.As a traditional cultural complex, Korea House offers Korean traditional cuisine (Korean fine dining and traditional refreshments), hosts weddings, and presents Korean traditional art performances, all contributing to its growing popularity. Known for a filming location for a BTS magazine cover, it has become one of the most favored spots for K-dramas and attracted foreign tourists eager to experience authentic Korean culture.Its Korean fine dining presents innovative dishes using seasonal ingredients inspired by court cuisine. Under the guidance of a culinary advisor Cho Hee-sook, renowned as the godmother of Korean food and Asia’s Best Female Chef Award winner in 2020 with Kim Do-seop, certified trainee of national intangible cultural heritage ‘royal cuisine’ and head of the Korean Food Research Team at the Korea Heritage Agency, Korea House is committed to preserving and promoting Korean culinary traditions.This summer, Korea House offers “Royal Healthy Dishes,” made with the finest ingredients such as croaker, abalone, and beef.Its signature dinner course “Korea House Jeongsik (Dinner)” includes 11 Korean dishes from appetizers to main courses to desserts. Appetizers feature braised butterbur with seafood, deep-fried eggplant with soy sauce, stuffed summer squash with shrimp and lotus roots, and noodles in cold bean soup. The main dishes consist of cold sliced abalone with spicy sauce, steamed stuffed bamboo shoots, grilled croaker, royal hot pot, and grilled braised beef, complemented by a set of chicken soup with ginseng.Aside from the fine dining menu, Korea House also prepares “Kohojae”, a dessert set, which comprises a variety of traditional Korean deserts and tea. Kohojae has sold out early every season since its launch in 2020. It is appealing to the younger generation and women seeking a tranquil tea experience in a hanok setting. Some visitors even come dressed in Korean traditional clothing hanbok to take photos of memorable moments. Korea House will remain dedicated to promoting the excellence of Korean traditional food culture along with the royal cuisine.For reservations, search “Korea House” on CatchTable Global (www.catchtable.net), or contact by phone (+82-2-2266-9101~3) or email (khre@kh.or.kr). Follow Korea House on Instagram (@koreahouse_official) for updates.
    • In English
    • Korea Today
    2024-07-03
  • Global Wellness Summit Announces 2024 Theme: “A Watershed Moment for Wellness”
    The agenda for November’s conference in Scotland will have a double vision: broadly exploring how the wellness industry is at a pivotal moment for growth and disruption, while also taking a deep dive into the topic of water, from the explosion of interest in a new breed of bathing, sauna, hot springs, cold immersion, and wild swimming experiences to the water-hungry wellness and spa industries waking up to their role in creating a sustainable “blue economy” The Global Wellness Summit (GWS), the foremost gathering of international leaders in the multitrillion-dollar global wellness economy, today announced the theme for its 2024 conference being held in St. Andrews, Scotland from November 4-7: “A Watershed Moment for Wellness.” The agenda, at the macro level, will explore how the wellness industry is at a watershed moment for growth and evolution, gathering global experts to analyze the newest directions within each sector– whether fitness, mental wellness, wellness tourism, healthy food and weight loss, wellness real estate, well-tech, beauty, wellness policy, and more. A Dive into the ‘H2O Experience Economy’: The agenda will also specifically explore the surge in water-wellness experiences, a welcome democratic trend in an age of ever-wealthier wellness. If “sanus per aqua” (or “health by water,” the Latin acronym for “spa”) is the most ancient of wellness approaches, experts will discuss the powerful renaissance in water-based therapies underway, and how emerging hydrothermal approaches and technologies could revolutionize wellness in the future. The agenda will tackle many topics where water and wellness intersect, from the global surge in new urban bathhouses, sauna centers, and vast water-wellness parks that are becoming the new social “hotspots” to the wave of new and restored hot springs destinations (from reimagined Japanese onsens to an investment rush in hot springs development in the US). Climate Change, the Water Crisis, and the Wellness Industry: Climate change is severely threatening the world’s most precious resource, water. The wellness and spa industries are voracious consumers of water, while wellness tourism often creates other negative environmental impacts that threaten marine/water ecosystems and can hurt local coastal communities. The agenda will bring sustainability experts together to show how the industry needs to change, from boosting the wellness industry’s role in the “blue economy” (the sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth and preserving endangered ocean ecosystems) to embracing the ethics of water (how clean water is a basic human right, now denied to 2.2 billion people) to adopting new technologies and practices that could transform the industry’s water use efficiency. The Perfect Location: Europe/the UK is the ancient birthplace of water-wellness and spa, and the ideal place to explore the theme. Scotland’s water is famed worldwide (crucial for some of its biggest exports, like scotch and whisky) and it’s one of the world’s most water-rich countries. It has more than 30,000 lochs, 10,000 miles of coastline, and enough rivers and streams to circle the Earth three times. In 2024, 98% of Scotland’s bathing waters will again meet or exceed the country’s strict environmental standards. Host Sponsor, Kohler–Water Experience Innovator & Sustainability Activist: The 2024 host sponsor is Kohler Co., which for 150 years has been a storied brand in design and innovative water features/experiences. With the Summit being held at one of their seven global properties, the iconic Old Course Hotel with a reimagined Kohler Waters Spa, delegates will literally be immersed in the theme. The company is also a renowned leader in sustainability and protecting the world’s water resources and is working hard toward net zero environmental impact by 2035. “There is powerful synergy between this year’s Summit theme on how water intersects with wellness and Kohler Co.’s mission, which not only includes pioneering water design, features and experiences for wellbeing but also working hard to fight climate change and protect the world’s water resources,” said Nina Kohler, strategy and design leader for the Hospitality Group at the Kohler Co. A Watershed Industry Moment, for Growth, for Disruption: The wider agenda will explore the historic momentum for the industry. Global Wellness Institute researchers find that the wellness economy was worth $5.6 trillion in 2022 and forecast that it will rise to $8.5 trillion by 2027. They will unveil a complete update of the Global Wellness Economy Monitor in Scotland, with new data and insights on each wellness sector. “This is a watershed moment for wellness. In our 2024 trends report, we note that we’ve seen more industry disruptions in the last year than in the last decade–whether the rapid rise of medical-wellness and longevity concepts or Big Pharma rewriting weight loss,” said Susie Ellis, GWS chair and CEO. “With fast-shifting consumer demands, fast-evolving technology, demographic shifts (including a profoundly aging population), accelerating climate change and demands that businesses take environmental action, this year’s agenda will investigate how our industry will continue to see further radical transformation.”
    • In English
    • Global News
    2024-06-05

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    Hilton Rolls Out Spa Brand To Franchise Hotels
    Hilton Worldwide has announced continued expansion of its spa brand, eforea: spa at Hilton, to franchise hotels. Franchisees across the Hilton Hotels & Resorts, DoubleTree by Hilton and Embassy Suites Hotels brands can now add an eforea spa at their property, including an online booking engine, pre-opening support, sourcing and distribution of retail products. This new franchise availability is expected to expand the eforea spa brand’s global pipeline, which already includes more than 90 locations in development at Hilton Worldwide managed hotels. “The success of eforea: spa at Hilton demonstrates what our company, Hilton Worldwide, does best - provide best in class solutions for property owners and compelling reasons for today's travellers to choose Hilton,” said Jim Holthouser, Hilton Worldwide’s Global Head of Full Service Brands. “eforea has been well received by spa-goers and hotel developers around the world. Our concept can make opening a new spa faster and cost-effective for our hotels and it is poised to expand and enter new markets at a rapid pace.” “We are optimistic about the new potential for growth of eforea: spa at Hilton as we work with our current and potential owners to help them meet the needs of today’s travellers,” said Tyra Lowman, Hilton Worldwide’s Senior Director of Global Spa, Full Service & Luxury Brands. “From our signature treatment journeys to core design elements and global marketing, we are focused on building consumer preference for eforea and helping our hotels excel in the competitive spa environment.”
    • In English
    • Global News
    2012-03-03
  • Hilton Rolls Out Spa Brand To Franchise Hotels
    Hilton Worldwide has announced continued expansion of its spa brand, eforea: spa at Hilton, to franchise hotels. Franchisees across the Hilton Hotels & Resorts, DoubleTree by Hilton and Embassy Suites Hotels brands can now add an eforea spa at their property, including an online booking engine, pre-opening support, sourcing and distribution of retail products. This new franchise availability is expected to expand the eforea spa brand’s global pipeline, which already includes more than 90 locations in development at Hilton Worldwide managed hotels. “The success of eforea: spa at Hilton demonstrates what our company, Hilton Worldwide, does best - provide best in class solutions for property owners and compelling reasons for today's travellers to choose Hilton,” said Jim Holthouser, Hilton Worldwide’s Global Head of Full Service Brands. “eforea has been well received by spa-goers and hotel developers around the world. Our concept can make opening a new spa faster and cost-effective for our hotels and it is poised to expand and enter new markets at a rapid pace.” “We are optimistic about the new potential for growth of eforea: spa at Hilton as we work with our current and potential owners to help them meet the needs of today’s travellers,” said Tyra Lowman, Hilton Worldwide’s Senior Director of Global Spa, Full Service & Luxury Brands. “From our signature treatment journeys to core design elements and global marketing, we are focused on building consumer preference for eforea and helping our hotels excel in the competitive spa environment.”
    • In English
    • Global News
    2012-03-03
  • Hyatt to open in Busan
    Hyatt has entered into a management agreement for a new hotel in the South Korean city of Busan. The deal, signed with the Hyundai Development Company, will see the Park Hyatt Busan open in 2013 as part of a new mixed use development project comprising three residential towers, one office tower and retail space, located on a four-hectare site adjacent to Haeundae Beach. “The Park Hyatt Busan project demonstrates the diversity and versatility of our efforts to enhance guest loyalty by expanding the presence of all Hyatt-branded hotels around the world in destinations like Busan where our guests are traveling,” said Ratnesh Verma, Hyatt’s Senior Vice President of Real Estate & Development. “The quality of the Park Hyatt brand and the location of this project are expected to provide great appeal to business and leisure travellers alike.” Park Hyatt Busan will feature 268 rooms, including 69 suites, ranging from 50 to 200m². Facilities will include two restaurants, a lobby lounge, fitness centre, indoor swimming pool and a spa with seven treatment rooms, as well as 715m² of meeting and event space. The hotel will be Hyatt’s fifth in Korea, following the Park Hyatt Seoul, Grand Hyatt Seoul, Hyatt Regency Incheon and Hyatt Regency Jeju.
    • In English
    • Korea Today
    2012-03-03
  • Hyatt to open in Busan
    Hyatt has entered into a management agreement for a new hotel in the South Korean city of Busan. The deal, signed with the Hyundai Development Company, will see the Park Hyatt Busan open in 2013 as part of a new mixed use development project comprising three residential towers, one office tower and retail space, located on a four-hectare site adjacent to Haeundae Beach. “The Park Hyatt Busan project demonstrates the diversity and versatility of our efforts to enhance guest loyalty by expanding the presence of all Hyatt-branded hotels around the world in destinations like Busan where our guests are traveling,” said Ratnesh Verma, Hyatt’s Senior Vice President of Real Estate & Development. “The quality of the Park Hyatt brand and the location of this project are expected to provide great appeal to business and leisure travellers alike.” Park Hyatt Busan will feature 268 rooms, including 69 suites, ranging from 50 to 200m². Facilities will include two restaurants, a lobby lounge, fitness centre, indoor swimming pool and a spa with seven treatment rooms, as well as 715m² of meeting and event space. The hotel will be Hyatt’s fifth in Korea, following the Park Hyatt Seoul, Grand Hyatt Seoul, Hyatt Regency Incheon and Hyatt Regency Jeju.
    • In English
    • Korea Today
    2012-03-03
  • Park Club Spa's Namu Youth Tone Treatment
    ▲ Park Club_Spa Treatment Room with Daylight 1 Park Club Spa presents the “Namu Youth Tone” body treatment that exfoliates dead skin cells and nourishes and moisturises dry skin in the winter season. The 60-minute “Namu Youth Tone” begins with a body scrub with Comfort Zone’s “Fruity Peel”. The physical effect of jojoba microspheres and the chemical effect of kiwi fruit extracts instantly eliminate keratinised cells and bestow skin smoothness, hydration and luminosity. After a 20-minute scrub and washing away of the dead skin cells, an oil massage is offered by applying a mixture of water and Comfort Zone’s “Tranquility Bath & Body Oil”, which contains vitamin E, amaranth, grape, vanilla and rose oil. The warm and refreshing scent of citrus vanilla oil doubles the calmness and tranquility of mind, body and soul. Once the oil is applied, a body wrap is offered to preserve the heat and provide a long-lasting shield of moisture as well as allowing the oil to penetrate deep into the skin. It is recommended not to shower after the treatment so that the oil can be completely absorbed in order to promote the skin renewal process and skin elasticity. After the Namu Youth Tone treatment, guests can enjoy complimentary organic herb tea and homemade fried fruit chips while overlooking romantic views of the city at Citrus bar located next to the spa treatment room. In addition, guests can receive a 20% special discount when purchasing Comfort Zone retail products, and have free access to the fitness studio, swimming pool and sauna located on the top floors of the hotel. From 2013, Park Club is offering new spa menus redesigned under four themes of natural elements: ‘Namu’ signifying renew, ‘Mul’ signifying hydrate, ‘Dol’ signifying detoxify and ‘Korean’ signifying energise. “Namu Youth Tone” is one of the Namu-themed treatments that focus specifically on nourishing, strengthening and renewing the skin. The treatment is priced at KRW 175,000. Price is subject to a 10% government tax. No service charge applies. For any in-house guests receiving Namu Youth Tone treatment, a complimentary 20-minute foot massage or a 20-minute facial treatment is additionally offered. Period: February 1 – March 31 Price: Namu Youth Tone Treatment (60 mins) KRW 175,000 Benefits: Free access to fitness studio, swimming pool, sauna 20% special discount on Comfort Zone retail products * For more information or reservations: Park Club Reception (02) 2016-1176 or Park Hyatt Seoul Guest Services (02) 2016-1234 * Price is subject to a 10% government tax. No service charge applies. Park Hyatt Seoul homepage: www.seoul.park.hyatt.com Restaurant website: www.seoul.park.hyattrestaurants.com
    • In English
    • Korea Today
    -0001-11-30
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