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Aga Khan-funded hotel and spa for Chantilly estate
21 Dec 2012 . BY Kath Hudson
 / The Auberge du Jeu de Paume in Chantilly
/ The Auberge du Jeu de Paume in Chantilly
The Aga Khan-funded hotel at the Chantilly estate, on the outskirts of Paris, has got off to a solid start, after its launch in September.

The estate had been falling into disrepair since 1897, when its last private owner, Henri d’Orleans, left it to the cash strapped organisation, Institut de France. Strict instructions were given that nothing should be sold, lent and no painting should be moved more than 10cm. The estate has been running at a deficit for years and the Aga Khan stepped in when there was talk of the historic horse racing course closing down.

The spiritual leader of the world’s 15m Ismaili muslims, the Aga Khan, has lived and stabled his horses nearby for years. He called in two consulting companies and, with their help, masterminded a plan to relaunch the estate.

He has donated around €40m (£27.4m, $43m) to the project, more than half the €70 (£57m, $92m) set up costs.

The new hotel, the Auberge du Jeu de Paume, which has been designed and constructed in an 18th century style, to blend into the historical surroundings.

Facilities include 68 bedrooms, 24 suites, a gourmet restaurant, a brasserie, a 6,000sq ft spa with a pool and fitness centre.

The 20,000 acre (8,000 ha) estate also comprises the Condé museum, housing the biggest collection of classical art in the country, outside of the Louvre. As well as a Renaissance chateau, parks and gardens and a Living Horse Museum.

Since the launch, hotel occupancy has run at about 50 per cent, which is in line with expectations. With its offer of the finest French hospitality, guests are mainly coming from France and northern Europe. In the next year the hotel is hoping to drive occupancy up to 60 per cent.
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PRODUCT NEWS
Aga Khan-funded hotel and spa for Chantilly estate
21 Dec 2012 . BY Kath Hudson
/ The Auberge du Jeu de Paume in Chantilly
The Aga Khan-funded hotel at the Chantilly estate, on the outskirts of Paris, has got off to a solid start, after its launch in September.

The estate had been falling into disrepair since 1897, when its last private owner, Henri d’Orleans, left it to the cash strapped organisation, Institut de France. Strict instructions were given that nothing should be sold, lent and no painting should be moved more than 10cm. The estate has been running at a deficit for years and the Aga Khan stepped in when there was talk of the historic horse racing course closing down.

The spiritual leader of the world’s 15m Ismaili muslims, the Aga Khan, has lived and stabled his horses nearby for years. He called in two consulting companies and, with their help, masterminded a plan to relaunch the estate.

He has donated around €40m (£27.4m, $43m) to the project, more than half the €70 (£57m, $92m) set up costs.

The new hotel, the Auberge du Jeu de Paume, which has been designed and constructed in an 18th century style, to blend into the historical surroundings.

Facilities include 68 bedrooms, 24 suites, a gourmet restaurant, a brasserie, a 6,000sq ft spa with a pool and fitness centre.

The 20,000 acre (8,000 ha) estate also comprises the Condé museum, housing the biggest collection of classical art in the country, outside of the Louvre. As well as a Renaissance chateau, parks and gardens and a Living Horse Museum.

Since the launch, hotel occupancy has run at about 50 per cent, which is in line with expectations. With its offer of the finest French hospitality, guests are mainly coming from France and northern Europe. In the next year the hotel is hoping to drive occupancy up to 60 per cent.
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Rebalance Tech ramps up Impulse rollout
Consumer desire for overall wellbeing is driving demand for Impulse, a multisensory bed by Rebalance Tech, according to distributor Spa Vision.
Nilo Spa Design introduces Marea dry flotation bed
Nilo Spa Design has launched a dry flotation bed called Marea that uses 500 litres of water to support the body evenly in a zero-gravity-like experience.
Esse Skincare upgrades Probiotic Serum with fourth live probiotic species
Microbiome-focused Esse Skincare has upgraded its Probiotic Serum formula with a fourth live probiotic species.
Voya launches Resurge Hair and Scalp Elixir and spa treatments
Organic seaweed spa brand Voya has developed a lightweight scalp serum called Resurge Hair and Scalp Elixir.
Templespa releases brightening Glass Act eye serum
Templespa has developed a memory gel serum called Glass Act that is designed to cool, comfort and revive the delicate skin found around the eyes.
Sweet Bee Organics enters spa market at The Ned London with magnesium-infused treatment
Modern apothecary skincare brand Sweet Bee Organics has entered the spa market with its first treatment at the hotel and members’ club The Ned London, in the UK.
OSKIA unveils Midnight Eye Q cream for nocturnal repair
Nutri-cosmeceutical beauty brand OSKIA has unveiled an eye cream called Midnight Eye Q, which has been designed to regenerate the delicate skin in alignment with the body’s circadian rhythm.
Epicutis launches Hydrobiome Serum and professional-only Massage Oil
Biotechnology-driven skincare company, Epicutis, has launched two new products in its mission to deliver long-term skin health, barrier recovery and microbiome harmony. 
Cellcosmet releases Hydra-Soothing Mask for sensitive and sensitised skin
Swiss skincare brand Cellcosmet has released its Hydra-Soothing Mask to meet what it sees as a rise in demand for sensitive and sensitised skin products following cosmetic treatments.
Aromatherapy Associates creates new Calm Confidence at-home ritual
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Landsberg First Class Aesthetic launches Thermoceutical’s EXO Regentron Eyecontour
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Germaine de Capuccini releases Timexpert Skinreset treatment and retail products
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+ More products   
 
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Founded in 1928, Klafs is known as an award winning, world-leading trendsetter in wellness and spa. [more...]
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