Wellness giant Steiner Leisure has signed a deal to take over the operation of a spa at Shangri-La-owned Hotel Jen Puteri Harbour, located in Johor, a southern state of Malaysia.
The spa will be managed by Steiner’s Mandara Spa arm and will be operated under the Chavana brand – a concept aimed at four- and five-star hotels and resorts.
Facilities at the spa will include one double and two single spa suites with shower – as well as three single treatment rooms.
The spa will feature Chavana’s range of signature body treatments, facials, and packages offering a combination of massages, botanical body polish and facials, inspired by the freshness of a Balinese garden.
Therapies using Elemis products – another of Steiner’s spa brands – will also be available, such as the Pro-Collagen Age Defy Facial and Elemis Intensely Cleansing Salt Scrub.
Mandara expects a full conversion from the prior operator to the Chavana Spa brand to be completed by November, 2017
Trent Munday, senior vice president of Mandara’s international operations, said: “We’re pleased to expand our presence in Malaysia and our new association with Hotel Jen, the newest hotel brand in the Shangri-La Group, through our Chavana Spa brand, under which we anticipate bringing our exceptional spa services to our guests.”
The 283-room Hotel Jen Puteri Harbour, Johor is located in the special economic zone of Iskandar Malaysia, at the Puteri Harbour waterfront in the Nusajaya Zone.
It is surrounded by the Johor New State Administration Centre, the medical hub and University Park.
