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Pure Pampering at Starwood Hotels & Resorts Hawai'i Spas Pure Check out Travelweek’s Hawaii microsite for Hawaii news, deals and much more. Visit www.travelweek.ca/microsites/hawaii. Heavenly Spa by Westin at the Westin Maui Resort & Spa Bliss-filled Hawai‘ibyby Bekah Wright Pure Pampering at magazine’smagazine’s 2009 Silver Sage ReadersReaders’’ Starwood Hotels & Choice award in the Favorite Resort/ Hotel Spa category for Hawai‘i and the Resorts Hawai‘i Spas South Pacific. It has also been named It’s not unusual for spa fans to plan one of the Top Five Hotel Spas in their vacations around a specific spa. Travel + Leisure’s ‘World’s Best Spas Indeed, they may even have several 2009’ list. treatments they’re dying to try. One What makes the spa a winner? spa on Maui that has spagoers clam- It could be any number of reasons, The Halele`a Spa at oring for treatment time is Heavenly including its steam and hydrotherapy St. Regis operates on the Spa by Westin™ at The Westin Maui rooms, sauna, relaxation lounge with Resort & Spa. Spagoers in the know an ocean view or even the spa menu principle of Ahupua`a, or will have heard about Heavenly featuring Westin SuperFoods. It could living in balance with nature. Spa’s recent acclaim - winning Spa also be its luxuriant treatment rooms, Hawai in which the many benefits of locally ian ingredients for a unique island Trained by kumu, or master teachers, grown lavender from Upcountry Maui experience. the spa therapists begin treatments can be enjoyed. It is in these rooms Also on Maui is the recently opened with a healing prayer. Suggest to your that guests can sign up for the newly- Spa at Black Rock at Sheraton Maui clients the Ka Ua Lomi Gentle Rain introduced Lau Lima Massage, known Resort & Spa. Black Rock, or Pu’u Massage. No matter the treatment of as the “many fingers” massage, during Keka’a, was once considered the place choice, each visitor is urged to leave which two therapists work in unison to where souls departed from earth on their worries behind in a bowl of alaea provide the full benefits of circulation, their journey to heaven. Today, the or Hawaiian sea salt. Post treatment, and tension and stress relief. Spa at Black Rock combines the heal- the salt is scattered in the ocean to Lavender elixirs in treatments ing powers of Pu’u Keka’a with those symbolize the banishing of stress to like the Island Lavender Body Butter of the sea. Plants, salt water and min- the sea. Wrap help create the perfect recipe for erals from the Pacific go to work in East meets west at the Sheraton relaxation, while essential oils of the treatments such as Oligo Seawater Waikiki’s Spa Khakara. With a name Heavenly Massage promote additional Therapy. that translates as ‘excellence’ in San- soothing. There are three spas on O‘ahu that skrit, there’s a high expectation for Spagoers will be happy to know are part of the Starwood Hotels & offerings on the spa menu. Spa Kha- another Heavenly Spa is nearby at The Resorts Hawai‘i family – Moana Lani, kara comes through with selections Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort Villas. A Heavenly Spa by Westin at Moana like Khakara Harmony, a Hawaiian Modern yet organic, the spacious Spa Surfrider, Spa Khakara at Sheraton lomilomi massage with Japanese shi- Helani, a Heavenly Spa by Westin, fea- Waikiki and Abhasa Spa at The Royal atsu pressure applied to tsu-bo points tures Hawaiian touches throughout, Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection Resort. along the body’s meridian. most notably in its couples’ treehouse Moana Lani, A Heavenly Spa by A sister facility to Khakara can be massage suite. Signature treatments Westin at Moana Surfrider, gives guests found next door at Abhasa Spa at The like the Lilikoi Fruit Melody Body a double dose of therapeutic benefits Royal Hawaiian, A Luxury Collection Rejuvenation and Tropical Pineapple with its location on Waikiki Beach and Resort. Set in a tropical garden, the Lime Scrub infuse indigenous Hawai- Apuakehau, a natural healing spring. spa has numerous rooms with their The alternative to the traditional Maui resort vacation. MANAGER’S SPECIAL 35% Off* th WINTER SPECIAL 7 Night Free** Call (888) 718-5789, or contact your favorite wholesaler. * Manager’s Special valid through June 11, 2010. **Winter Special valid through April 10, 2010. Some restrictions apply, visit honuakaimaui.com for details. Managed by Intrawest Hospitality Management Travelweek February 11/2010 February Travelweek 16 own natural ambience. A cocoon room For more information visit www. available from September through is where treatments are given that starwoodhotels.com or phone December. In support of the Susan G. involve being wrapped in warm mud or 866-716-8140. Komen for the Cure®, a global leader coconut milk. in the battle against breast cancer, the On Hawai‘i Island, the Ho’ola Spa Aqua Hotels and Resorts package includes a 50-minute massage at Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & at an AquaSPA location and a custom Spa welcomes guests with two private Get Spa-Licious Aqua Health and Wellness bag with patios, one with a private Jacuzzi and Aqua Hotels and Resorts offers guests yoga mat. For every package booked a the other with a river rock pathway. a boutique experience at any of its 14 donation is made to Susan G. Komen Over at the St. Regis Princeville, spa- hotels and resorts in Honolulu, Maui, for the Cure®. Pricing starts at $129 goers can indulge themselves with Kaua‘i and Moloka‘i. Guests coming off per night with a minimum three-night mini 15- or 30-minute spa treatments a long flight will particularly delight stay required. by the pool. For guests who wish for in AquaSPA services that help banish Serious spagoers will want to longer treatments, The Halele`a Spa jetlag. check into one of three hotels featur- at St. Regis operates on the principle Spa fans visiting O‘ahu will want ing AquaSPAs. These include the Aqua of Ahupua`a, or living in balance with to check out two packages offered Bamboo & Spa, Aqua Aloha Surf & Spa nature. Reminders of the ocean and through Aqua – Spa-Licious and Pam- and the Aqua Palms & Spa. rivers of Kaua‘i can be found through- per Me Pink. Through Spa-Licious, At the Aqua Bamboo & Spa, which out the spa, including in the relaxation guests staying a minimum of three recently completed a $2.5 million reno- lounge, which features waterfall walls. nights get their choice of two 50-min- vation, guests won’t have any problems If it’s privacy your clients are after, ute massage therapies, including the chilling out. Aromatherapy candles suggest booking the VIP Maile room, traditional Hawaiian lomilomi and and soft music welcome guests upon which boasts an oversized soaking Swedish, Shiatsu or Reflexology. The check-in while Feng Shui decor can tub, overhead rain shower, personal- package runs through 2010 and starts be found throughout the hotel. The ized pedicure station and individual at US$107 per night. perfect treatment to order at this lounge. The Pamper Me Pink package is hotel’s AquaSPA is a 50- or 80-minute Paradise is cheaper than you think...STAY HAWAII. STAY AQUA. FROM $99 OR LESS PER NIGHT days!o f ! AT PARTICIPATING WAIKIKI HOTELS WINTER 99 $99!&!U n d e r This winter your clients have 99 days to save up to 60% off regular rates in Waikiki and up to 50% off at resorts on Maui, Kauai and Molokai. With excellent service, great rates and plenty of FREE stuff, Hawaii is within reach at Aqua. For reservations call 1.808.924.6543 | [email protected] | www.aquaresorts.com/twc Travelweek February 11/2010 February Travelweek 17 Hawai Aqua Hotels and Resorts Shiatsu Massage coupled with aro- to the Hotel Wailea Spa, which offers site with a plethora of organic produce, matherapy. such treatments as ‘ofuro’, a type of wine, beer, snacks and other products O‘ahu’s surfing tradition is alive spa bathing that involves the use of a from regional vendors located within and well at the Aqua Aloha Surf & whirlpool, dry sauna, pressure body a 100-mile radius, part of the store’s Spa, located just three blocks from shower waterfall shower and reclining “100-Mile Market” concept. Behind Waikiki Beach. After a day of hanging baths. the deli case is fresh fish (suggest 10, guests can sooth aching muscles at At the Aqua Hotel Moloka‘i, ham- Chef James McDonald’s ahi poke) and the property’s AquaSPA, where treat- mocks strategically placed under panini sandwiches. Great treats come ments include 50- or 80-minute Sports palm trees by the sea are enough to by way of homemade gelato and O`o Massages and the 80-minute Hot Stone lull vacationers into a heavenly state. Farms Coffee. Massage. If further pampering is required, the Armed with supplies, guests can The Aqua Palms & Spa invites Hotel Moloka‘i Spa Center is at the stock the full, gourmet kitchen in their guests to indulge in more ways, and ready with soothing massage treat- one-, two- or three-bedroom suite with places, than one. Situated just steps ments. healthy eats. Nutritious breakfasts away is Waikiki Beach, while the Ala For more information about Aqua can easily be made with the kitchen’s Moana Shopping Centre is easily Hotels and Resorts visit www.aqua Bosch appliances, while healthy efforts reachable by foot. There are plenty resorts.com or phone 866-971-2782. can be toasted with a smoothie in the of reasons to stay on site as well, not suite’s private lanai.
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