Longevity Wellness Worldwide, a wellness resort operator and holiday provider, has announced plans to open a new Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel in Alvor, Portugal.
Billed as 'the Source for Wellness', the hotel, which is expected to open in June 2019, will play host to 70 bedrooms and suites, including standard rooms, junior suites, thematic suites and 'The One' premium suite.
It will also feature an extensive wellness and medical spa that will combine modern integrative and regenerative medicines with preventative diagnostics and wellness therapies and programming. Spread across two floors, the spa will have a focus on diagnosis and prevention and will offer a range of medical and non-medical therapies.
Facilities will include a number of treatment rooms, including a Chromotherapy Hammam room and an Epsom Salt infusion room, as well as relaxation and detox pools and a rooftop infinity pool.
The spa's extensive treatment menu will offer ozone therapy, exclusive detox and regeneration IV therapies, osteopathy. While dental detox, aesthetic premium facials, body rejuvenation and reshaping treatments, and mind and energy therapies complete the lineup.
In addition, the hotel will have two restaurants the rooftop Pure Cafe by Longevity, which will offer stunning views of Alvor bay, and the Mediterrânico Restaurant by Longevity and the Chill Out & Relax Tea Lounge on the ground floor. Both will serve dishes made with fresh, local produce.
Nazir Sacoor, CEO of Longevity Wellness Worldwide, said: Longevity has learned over the years the wide range of clients' issues and needs when they are looking for a health and wellness holiday."
"From younger to older clients, from those who lead healthier lifestyles to those who struggle to maintain a wellness way of life, the needs are quite varied amongst different people and the actual needs of one same person evolve over time. Our upcoming flagship Longevity Health & Wellness Hotel is aimed at being a world-class product with 360-degree solutions in health and wellness to meet all such needs," Sacoor added.
