Video | Agriculture | Confidence | Economy | Energy | Employment | Finance | Media | Property | RBNZ | Science | SOEs | Tax | Technology | Telecoms | Tourism | Transport | Search

 


New Couples’ Rooms At Polynesian Spa


Media Release
1 July 2010


New Couples’ Rooms At Polynesian Spa

It’s truly hot; it’s romantic; and it’s unique.

Polynesian Spa in Rotorua is due to open two couples’ rooms in early August.
The Spa is spending hundreds of thousands on the two rooms and further, associated improvements in its retail area and Spa entrance.

The two double rooms will look out across Lake Rotorua from their vantage point inside a category B historic building, built in 1932. Two therapists will attend to the pair of clients’ needs in each room, and the couple can start and finish their therapy in the double shower for each room, or in the many geothermal hot pools on site. The couples’ rooms are designed to be environmentally sustainable, with no formaldehydes or glue in building materials and low emission paint.

“These rooms are classy and designed for utter indulgence,” says Managing Director of Polynesian Spa, Martin Lobb. “They’re a refuge and relaxation haven for couples and with them we will increase our capacity by 50%.”
All Polynesian Spa’s therapy rooms are currently booked days in advance, and have been throughout the recession says Mr Lobb.

“We think it’s because of the recession, not in spite of, that demand has been so high. These are the ultimate in relaxation so stressed people are seeking a retreat,” he says. Polynesian Spa offers sumptuous spa therapies that include Rotorua thermal mud, manuka honey and lavender.

The new couples’ rooms are decorated with warm, quiet earthy colours, timber flooring, upmarket granite bench tops and tiles from New Zealand tile company Middle Earth.

Beyond the rooms, retail space is being doubled due to demand. Spa Essentials is Polynesian Spa’s exclusive shop. It features more spa therapy and skin care ranges from Australasia than any other shop in New Zealand. The extension to the shop is also aimed at accommodating its specialist supply of swimwear (Spa Essentials sells a wide range of swimwear.).

The foyer of Polynesian Spa is also being enlarged for better flow through to any of the selection of 26 pools customers may choose to bathe in, and the Lake Spa Retreat therapy rooms.

Polynesian Spa is an internationally recognised geothermal spa on the shores of Lake Rotorua. It has repeatedly been voted one of the world’s top ten geothermal spas by travel magazine Conde Nast readers – the only spa to achieve this outside Europe.

Polynesian Spa has 26 geothermal hot pools on site, 13 therapists, and with the new additions, ten spa treatment rooms.

Ends

 
 
 
 
 
Business Headlines | Sci-Tech Headlines

 

Stats: Rugby World Cup Visitors Spent $390 Million

Visitors to New Zealand for the Rugby World Cup spent around $390 million, according to the International Visitors Survey released by the Ministry of Economic Development today. More>>

ALSO:

Scoop Business: SCF Accused Name Suppression Lapses

Name suppression for the last two people accused of committing a $1.7 billion fraud though failed lender South Canterbury Finance lapsed today. More>>

ALSO:

Scoop Business: Over—paying Just As Risky As Underpaying, Says Hudson

Overpaying employees is just as risky as underpaying them, according to recruitment firm Hudson’s latest report, as no organisation wants to be represented by someone driven by price. More>>

ALSO:

Scoop Business: Lloyd Morrison Leaves Big Shoes To Fill In NZ Leadership

With the untimely death of Wellington businessman and identity Lloyd Morrison at the age of 54, New Zealand has lost one of its singular characters, let alone business leaders. More>>

ALSO:

NIWA: Experts Set Sail To See How The Ocean Creates Clouds

Next week, NIWA’s research vessel Tangaroa will set sail for the Chatham Rise, for an international study of how microscopic organisms in the surface waters may affect the creation of clouds. This work is important because, “We need to understand ... More>>

ALSO

 
 
 
 
 
Business
Search Scoop  
 
 
powered by newsagent
NZ independent news