Devarana Spa, the luxurious Thai-inspired spa chain and part of the internationally reputed Dusit International Group, has announced the launch of a 1,800 square metre spa at the Al Osaimi Group's AED 1 billion luxury resort, spa and residence project located on the Crescent of The Palm Jumeirah.

The move follows an earlier agreement signed by Dusit International and Al Osaimi Group for the management of the project and the inclusion of the hotel's world-class spa facility featuring traditional Thai service and hospitality.

Designed under the theme "Garden in Heaven", Devarana Spa is set to offer guests with outstanding services through age-old therapies combined with modern knowledge, and with an emphasis on pampering and wellness using established Thai health and beauty practices.

The spa, which comprises of nine private single rooms and two double suites, is set to provide its patrons with a fusion of relaxation technologies derived from Thai and Eastern practices and the more modern Western methods. Offering a tranquil interior, which includes Devarana's trademark contemporary Thai style such as water features, 14th century Thai arch, canopied couches and handwritten poetry on the wall, the spa has also adopted Middle Eastern influence within its overall concept to cater to a wider range of guests. Remaining faithful to the spa's natural ambiance and its 'back-to-basics' philosophy, all therapies within the centre will be complemented by 100 per cent natural products and trained massage experts.

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