Angsana Spa Launches Its Second Spa In Guam
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Angsana Spa Launches Its Second Spa In Guam
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Catégorie : Asie Pacifique
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Angsana Spa, an award-winning Asian spa brand founded by the renowned Banyan Tree Spa, opens its second spa to spa enthusiasts at Sheraton Guam on 1 November 2007.
Set against the relaxing landscape of Guam, the new Angsana Spa boasts of luxurious rooms with an Asian touch. This new spa is well equipped with one deluxe treatment room with shower and bathtub, two double treatment rooms with shower and bathtub and five single treatment rooms with shower. Angsana Spa’s refreshing blend of treatments place special emphasis on the use of natural ingredients such as native flowers, fruits, herbs, spices and plants. It is based on the use of aromatherapy, the therapeutic sense of touch, and a fusion of techniques from the East and West to refresh and rejuvenate the body, mind and spirit.
Opening Promotion
To celebrate the opening, all Angsana Spa guests are pampered with an introductory promotion from 1 November to 21 December 2007. Guests enjoy 10 per cent savings on all treatment packages, and a generous 20 per cent savings on all a la carte treatments if they visit on weekdays from Mondays to Fridays. The a la carte selection includes all 90-minute and 120-minute massages, as well as facials. Advanced reservation is required and promotion is subject to availability.
Signature Specials
Essence of Angsana spa packages offer thoughtfully packaged medley of popular treatments to pamper from head to toe. The 120-minute Duet package for couples is a combination of a body massage and body conditioner, with specialised choices for men and women. Women can bask in the nourishing benefits of the Jasmine Frangipani conditioner, while the men enjoy the rejuvenating touch of an Indian Head massage. The treatment is then topped off with a herbal bath. Alternatively, guests can indulge in the 120-minute session of Ayuthaya, a classic Thai ritual which focuses on the meridian lines with delicate stretching of the body.
Tailored spa packages and new massage categories
In line with the revamp of Angsana Spa menus worldwide, Angsana Spa Sheraton Guam also introduces indulgent spa packages specially catered to the different needs of men and women. Packages include a combination of spa treatments designed to target the specific needs of male and female spa goers for the ultimate pampering experience.
Spa goers looking for the perfect massage will be delighted to discover Angsana Spa’s new massage categories. Under Signature, Classic and Soothing, guests will be able to pinpoint the exact treatment they need. Signature massages at this outlet include Fusion, an ingenious blend of Thai and Swedish massage techniques to soothe all aches, unblock stiffness and enhance flexibility.
Angsana Gallery
To enable guests to bring home a piece of the Asian Spa experience, there is an Angsana Gallery within that offers exclusive spa products, including specially-blended essential oils, massage oils, incense sticks, body, foot and hair care toiletries and spa accessories inspired by the natural healing disciplines of Asia.
Spirited Contemporary Settings
Bounded by the vast marine nature of the Philippine Sea and the Pacific Ocean, Guam is the largest and southernmost of the Mariana Islands. The Spa is located at the exclusive Tamuning district of the island, providing a peaceful retreat to guests. Enjoy the sunset at Hagatna Bay with succulent BBQ delicacies after a day’s adventure at the Sunset Surf Club and chill at the poolside bar after the dusk of the day at Sheraton Laguna Guam Resort.
Designed and built by Architrave Design Pte. Ltd., the architectural arm of Singapore-based parent company Banyan Tree Holdings, the spa bears the signature Angsana trademark cool lime green with bursts of slick tangerine in its soft furnishings. Its design is a fluid combination of contemporary interior design, architecture and aesthetic beauty interspersed with charming Asian artwork.
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