Six Senses Destination Spas are dedicated to transforming the lifestyle of its guests through a complete immersion into healthy and mindful living. They offer structured and personalized programmes that blend fitness activities, spa cuisine, wellness education, discovery classes, relaxation and renewal. Preventative wellness is a fundamental component, combined with sound nutritional and naturopathic knowledge, which provides guests with the ability to consciously support their health and longevity overc, Six Senses Destination Spas are dedicated to transforming the lifestyle of its guests through a complete immersion into healthy and mindful living. Six Senses Destination Spas offer endless opportunities to meet the challenges of life and explore the potential within. For individuals, couples, families, groups and organization, Villa at Six Senses Destinationa Spa with an overall space footprint of more than 450 square metres, or approximately 4,850 square feet, located on pristine white-sand beachfront, Naka Yai Island is located on the top east side of Phuket, just 25 minutes away from Phuket International Airport. Six Senses Destination Spa Phuket offers a total of sixty-one Private Pool Villas and Pool Villa Suites, each with an overall space footprint of more than 450 square metres, or, Six Senses Destination Spa Phuket is managed by Six Senses Resorts & Spas.
What's Great Travel + Leisure says... "Spa-obsessed jet-setters, take note: Six Senses has brought the best of Southeast Asia’s healing arts to a speck of land off Phuket’s eastern coast. A 26-acre retreat houses four individual spas—yes, four—each dedicated to Chinese, Indian, Indonesian, or Thai traditions. Many of the practitioners have trained for years to fine-tune a single treatment, which became apparent during our deep-tissue Indian Abhyanga massage. Between appointments, we lounged by the ocean and ordered seaside delivery of addictive Thai dishes such as chili lobster." -From www.travelandleisure.com
Conde Nast Traveler says...
"The popular Six Senses group's first destination spa weaves the same brand of rustic-chic magic it perfected at Soneva Fushi in the Maldives. It has also managed to present an eco-conscious front without losing an ounce of flair: there's edible landscaping (the scent of lemongrass permeates the air), an organic kitchen garden and even a mushroom hut where three varieties flourish. As at the Maldives hotel, you're welcome to do the 'no shoes, no news' thing: digging your toes into the powder-fine sand as you tuck into a mango salad can be very liberating. The scrumptious cuisine is mostly raw and entirely vegetable or fish-based, so expect local ceviche, tandoor vegetable and paneer skewers and chilled anise spiced-carrot pudding. And you shouldn't worry about overindulging: there is a team of fitness instructors, nutritionists and wellness consultants to whip you into shape, and activities such as Thai boxing, yoga, Pilates and kinesis will keep your metabolic rate high. Retreats range from the three-night Silent Mind programme to the 21-night Body Confidence boot camp."-From www.cntraveller.com
Anantaras collection of 83 villas, each with their own private pool, is framed by magnificent Bill Bensley-designed gardens with enchanting paths meandering down to the sea. Reminiscent of a southern Thai village, each villa boasts a spacious living area, colourful silks, prized Thai furniture, and a beautiful bathroom featuring an Anantara signature outdoor terrazzo tub that seamlessly blends with the private pool.
What's Great Travel + Leisure says...
"For its first Phuket property, Anantara eschewed bare-bones minimalism in favor of a fresh take on classic Thai aesthetics. Hidden within a former coconut plantation are 83 bougainvillea-covered villas, whose wooden walls and sloping roofs make guests feel as if they’re meandering through a local village. But there’s nothing rustic here: each villa, clad in teak and raw silk, comes with a swimming pool, an outdoor daybed, and a terrazzo bathtub. The expansive spa lured us from our rooms for the kind of massage that makes jet-lagged muscles thankful to be in Thailand."
-From www.travelandleisure.com
Conde Nast Traveler says...
"The Anantara makes a welcome addition to the handful of five-star resorts strung along the 10km-long Mai Khao beach, which is still blissfully serene with nary a girlie bar in sight. Its 83 villas, built around a man-made lagoon, offer all the hi-tech trappings we have come to expect (iPod docks, surround-sound systems, WiFi access) as well as plenty of silk and sumptuous details, such as lovely essential-oil-infused bathroom products, to remind you exactly where you are. All the villas have private pools and outdoor bathtubs. It's an incredibly sexy place, and laid-back, too, thanks in part to the charming staff and Thai village ambience. A sunset dip in the gorgeous infinity-edged swimming pool is a romantic way to start your evening, followed by dinner at the beachfront Sea.Fire.Salt restaurant where a salt sommelier pairs dishes with a dozen varieties, such as hickory-smoked sea-salt. Given how splendid the villas are, it's unsurprising that in-room dining is wildly popular (you may want to be around when your housekeeper delivers the platter of Thai snacks at turn-down), and kayaking under the still, starry skies can be arranged post-dinner."
Location Positioned on the grounds of a former sugar-plantation, Aston Waimea Plantation Cottages are located on the west shore of Kauai in Waimea, Hawaii. Lush tropical forests mingle with palm-speckled beaches of black, gold, white and even green sands on the Big Island. Kilauea Volcano is in a constant state of eruption, pouring molten lava down its massive slopes and into the ocean, ultimately forming more landmass. Recreational possibilities are endless, from water sports and volleyball to waterfall hikes and cliff diving.
Features The resort features an outdoor pool flanked by a poolside bar, a jetted tub and a large sundeck with lounge chairs. The Waimea Brewing Company is located on site and offers microbrews and great food. The Hart-Felt Massage and Day Spa offers a hydrotherapy tub, warm-stone facials and massage in a variety of settings. Barbeque grills and picnic tables are located on the property. A video library and laundry facilities are available for guest use, and complimentary wireless Internet access is offered in the breezeway.
Guestrooms The one-, two- and three-bedroom cottages outfitted with period furnishings and wood floors. Cooking facilities include refrigerators and ranges. Other standard amenities include cable television, in-room safes, CD players, VCRs and dial-up Internet access for a fee. Bathrooms feature deep-soaking tubs.
Expert Tip. Guests get a look at prehistoric Hawaii with a walk through the Waikoloa petroglyph fields. Cinder-rock paths mark the trail, which features historic petroglyphs of animals, humans, and ocean life. Complimentary guided tours are offered from the King's Shops at Waikoloa, a mile from the villas.
Family Plan: Kids Stay, Play, and Eat Free - 2010
Book a stay now - January 2, 2011 for travel January 3, 2010 - January 2, 2011 and receive the following:
Children ages 17 and younger stay at no charge (when occupying the same room as parents or guardians and using existing bedding)
Children ages 12 and younger receive complimentary activities, meals, and merchandise (details provided at check-in)
Restrictions may apply. May be combined with other promotions.
Aloha Deals Booklet - 2010
Book a stay now - January 2, 2011 for travel January 3, 2010 - January 2, 2011 and receive an Aloha Deals Booklet featuring hundreds of dollars in savings on dining, shopping, and golf. One booklet per room, per stay. May be combined with other promotions. Restrictions may apply.
Honeymoon Special - 2010
Book a stay now - January 2, 2011 for travel January 3, 2010 - January 2, 2011 and receive spa amenities at check-in. Restrictions may apply. May be combined with other promotions.
Senior Special (Ages 50 and Up) - 2010
Book a stay now - January 2, 2011 for travel January 3, 2010 - January 2, 2011 and receive a box of chocolates. One box of chocolates per room, per stay. ID may be required. Other restrictions may apply. May be combined with other promotions. .
What's Great National Geographic Traveler says...
"A cluster of authentic plantation workers' cottages from a 1900s sugar mill set in a coconut grove and furnished with period pieces. Mango, banyan, and banana trees. Surfing, snorkeling, homestyle luaus. The plantation helps support affordable worker housing, a church, and a hospital."
Manhattan*s new luxurious 100-room boutique hotel, 60 Thompson. We are located in the Fashionable Soho District, convenient to Midtown and the Financial District. Nestled on Thompson Street, between Spring and Broome Streets. 60 Thompson offers the best location which to conduct business or to enjoy New York*s style-setting center of art galleries, theaters, cafes and restaurants, designer boutiques and trendy shops. 60 Thompson is set back from the street, discreetly standing behind a courtyard of birch trees, melding with its century old surroundings on this tranquil block in Soho. The second floor lobby is a warm serene reading room. Adjacent to the lobby is Thom Bar, a chic place to unwind inside and out. From the creators of New York*s renowned Indochine and Bond Street, Chef Ian Chalermkittichai offers a cutting edge take on contemporary Thai cuisine. Our exclusive rooftop bar, A60, overlooks SoHo with a view of the Empire State Building. Designed by Thomas O*Brien of Aero Studios, the modern rooms pamper guests with sumptuous amenities. Sferra linens and Frette robes, down bedding, DVD and CD players, Flat Panel HD TVs, spa products and bathroom apothecary by Fresh, gourmet mini- bars with Dean and Deluca and designer marble bathrooms. The majority of rooms are also appointed with relaxing couches and chairs. 60 Thompson is SoHo*s friendly designer hotel.
Serenity rules in Pacific Resort Aitutaki, one of the most beautiful places on earth. Bungalows with breathtaking views over the lagoon nestle on sandy beaches just steps away from tropical gardens. Polynesian style permeates every corner of this resort, from the light and airy rooms to fantastic food and the island-inspired healing treatments of the spa. Nature is at her most imaginative with multi-coloured sunsets, exquisite coral formations and crystal-clear, warm waters perfect for snorkelling. Step out onto the beach for a relaxing day exploring rock pools, swimming, or gently kayaking around the islands. Friday night is island night. For a true taste of Polynesia, feast on fresh local produce bursting with flavours of garlic, ginger, chilli and soy as you watch the sun go down from the restaurant patio to the gentle sounds of traditional steel drums. Pacific Resort Aitutaki is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.
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