Spa Vision, a global spa consultancy with offices in the UK and Australia , has announced a new partnership for the
Away Spa at the 5-star W Brisbane hotel.
As part of the deal Spa Vision, a consultancy firm that provides procurement and consultancy services for spas the world over, has supplied the spa with two Infinity GT treatment tables from Living Earth Craft to enhance Away's treatment offering.
Designed to combine form and function, the Infinity GT features a tapered silhouette and LED-lit iceblock shelf. It also boasts a removable Strata GT mattress with a proprietary Hexagel layer, that is designed to provide the ideal balance between comfort for the client and response for the therapist.
Spa Vision director Neil Owen said: "Working collaboratively with spa director Holly Walker, we were clear about her requirements from the outset and were able to offer her the best all-round solution."
"The Infinity GT not only provides a stylish look synonymous with the W brand, it's a fully electric luxury treatment table, that provides a premium experience for guests and the ideal tool for therapists to carry out treatments," he added.
Holly Walker, spa director at Away Spa, said: "Spa Vision took us through the process with great patience and care to make sure the product matched our requirements and brand standards. Guest and therapist comfort is a priority at Away Spa to ensure we deliver the best possible treatments consistently."
"Having a very diverse team and spa menu Away Spa requires equipment with the latest technology, provide the best in client comfrot and ultimate for therapists work needs," she added.
The Away Spa is located on the fifth floor of the W Brisbane and is designed to offer a calming escape from the outside world. Facilities include six treatment rooms, including a double treatment room for couples and two mini-treatment rooms for nail services. It offers an extensive treatment menu, which includes massage and facial rituals from high-performance skincare brands Sodashi and Skeyndor.
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