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The Grand Brighton has announced the launch of its new spa as part of a £17m refurbishment, which began in 2024.
Officially launching on 8 September following a soft launch on 8 July), The Grand Brighton has partnered with skincare and beauty brand L.Raphael Genève.
The 699 sqm spa will feature six treatment rooms, a hydrotherapy pool, jacuzzi, two experience showers, relaxation areas and a 92 sqm open-plan gym.
Other features of the spa include dedicated manicure and pedicure stations, relaxation areas, a thermal suite; sauna and steam room, a cold plunge shower, Technogym strength, cardio and function fitness equipment and light dining options served in the relaxation areas.
Of the £17m invested in the total refurbishment, which has seen all 205 bedrooms and bathrooms receive luxury renovations matching the grandeur of the hotel’s exterior, £2.5m has been allocated to the spa.
Alongside all products, L.Raphael Beauty Spa and Wellness at The Grand Brighton will offer a range of treatments designed to rejuvenate and revitalise guests including state-of-the-art oxygen and ultra-sound treatments.
Murray Wilson, general manager of The Grand Brighton, said: “We are absolutely delighted to partner with L.Raphael to bring this exceptional spa experience to our guests.This collaboration reflects our continued commitment to providing the finest in luxury, wellness and a genuine sanctuary for every person that sets foot through our doors.”
Ronit Raphael, L.Raphael founder, added: “The Grand Brighton provides an outstanding level of care and commitment putting their guest’s experience above everything else – which is exactly what we do. It’s the perfect collaboration!
“The elegant design of L.Raphael Beauty Spa and Wellness at The Grand Brighton provides a relaxing environment appealing to all five senses through colours, scents, sounds, tastes and touch. It is immediately recognisable to our globe-trotting customers who come to see us in Geneva or attend our annual grand premieres of products and treatments at the Cannes Film Festival.”
The Grand Brighton has announced the launch of its new spa as part of a £17m refurbishment, which began in 2024.
Officially launching on 8 September following a soft launch on 8 July), The Grand Brighton has partnered with skincare and beauty brand L.Raphael Genève.
The 699 sqm spa will feature six treatment rooms, a hydrotherapy pool, jacuzzi, two experience showers, relaxation areas and a 92 sqm open-plan gym.
Other features of the spa include dedicated manicure and pedicure stations, relaxation areas, a thermal suite; sauna and steam room, a cold plunge shower, Technogym strength, cardio and function fitness equipment and light dining options served in the relaxation areas.
Of the £17m invested in the total refurbishment, which has seen all 205 bedrooms and bathrooms receive luxury renovations matching the grandeur of the hotel’s exterior, £2.5m has been allocated to the spa.
Alongside all products, L.Raphael Beauty Spa and Wellness at The Grand Brighton will offer a range of treatments designed to rejuvenate and revitalise guests including state-of-the-art oxygen and ultra-sound treatments.
Murray Wilson, general manager of The Grand Brighton, said: “We are absolutely delighted to partner with L.Raphael to bring this exceptional spa experience to our guests.This collaboration reflects our continued commitment to providing the finest in luxury, wellness and a genuine sanctuary for every person that sets foot through our doors.”
Ronit Raphael, L.Raphael founder, added: “The Grand Brighton provides an outstanding level of care and commitment putting their guest’s experience above everything else – which is exactly what we do. It’s the perfect collaboration!
“The elegant design of L.Raphael Beauty Spa and Wellness at The Grand Brighton provides a relaxing environment appealing to all five senses through colours, scents, sounds, tastes and touch. It is immediately recognisable to our globe-trotting customers who come to see us in Geneva or attend our annual grand premieres of products and treatments at the Cannes Film Festival.”
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