Suvarnabhumi » Novotel Suvarnabhumi Bangkok airport hotel’s East Meets West spa package
Sunday, July 20th, 2008
Novotel Suvarnabhumi Bangkok airport hotel‘s new East Meets West package at Vous Spa will be available for June and July, adding extra treatments and even better value to the airport hotel in Bangkok‘s luxurious offering.
The East Meets West treatment lasts for 90 minutes, and is priced at 2,543TB (approximately US$74 at current rates).
East Meet West at Vous Spa’ is a blend of Asian and Western style aromatic oil combination massage techniques, combining Thai and French traditions. The treatment is tailored to guests’ unique body composition to treat a variety of problems, including:
- Back pain
- Headaches
- Insomnia
- Neck pain
The highlight of the treatment is an aromatic oil massage. Patcharin Nahim, PR manager for the airport hotel in Bangkok, understands why. “The reason we created the treatment was that we saw the value in both Eastern and Western styles of relaxation and revitalization. The aromatic oil massage really combines the best of both worlds for customers”.
Vous Spa is a luxurious urban spa, taking the name and concept from a famous French spa. The Bangkok airport hotel‘s spa uses Decléor products. The spa’s treatments have been recommended by Australian and New Zealand magazines and newspapers, focusing specifically on the jet lag and traveller-wellbeing treatments. It’s located on the second floor of pool wing with a skyline view and lush tropical garden surrounds.
About Novotel Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel:
From the Suvarnabhumi airport, the hotel is a pleasant 10-minute walk through the underground tunnel that links the two buildings together. At this convenient location, Novotel Suvarnabhumi is an ideal place to replenish, lounge, or while away the time before boarding your next flight. A reinterpretation of existing airport hotels, Novotel Suvarnabhumi Bangkok international airport hotel welcomes you to a new experience. The hotel’s soaring five-storey atrium, merging the elegance of polished stone and marble with its cutting-edge glass-and-steel vision, harbours the main lobby and six individually themed restaurants and bars. Beyond the lobby, the central courtyard opens out to a landscaped tropical garden and the main swimming pool, with the spa, Jacuzzi and fitness purposefully tucked away in a separate area.
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