One&Only One Za'abeel launches City Wellness Retreat
One&Only One Za'abeel has launched transformative City Wellness Retreat, an exclusive four-day protocol at the property's Longevity Hub by Clinique La Prairie.
Marking the brand's first retreat under its Longevity Hubs, this ultra-personalised experience integrates cutting-edge science with luxury hospitality, focusing on longevity, movement, wellbeing, and nutrition to unlock vitality and enhance overall wellness.
Nestled in the heart of Dubai's skyline, One&Only One Za'abeel offers an unparalleled blend of opulence and innovation, and the City Wellness Retreat offers a journey of self-renewal making it the perfect escape for those seeking a transformative experience.
The package is designed to provide a glimpse into the revitalising ecosystem promoted by Clinique La Prairie. Over three nights and four days, participants will have the opportunity to experience CLP's anti-inflammatory diet, along with a curated series of treatments aimed at reducing inflammation, detoxifying the body, and boosting energy levels.
'The City Wellness Retreat reflects our commitment to delivering transformative wellness experiences that combine Clinique La Prairie's pioneering longevity science with unparalleled luxury,' says Paulina Mercader, General Manager of the Longevity Hub by Clinique La Prairie at One&Only One Za'abeel. 'This protocol is thoughtfully designed to empower guests with the tools and treatments needed to enhance their health, boost their vitality, and achieve a renewed sense of balance and well-being.'
The experience begins with a Longevity Index Assessment, a comprehensive evaluation that provides an in-depth understanding of each guest's health profile. This is followed by a series of tailored consultations including functional medicine and an in-depth nutrition consultation, a cognitive assessment and a dermatology consultation all designed to lay the foundation for a successful and personalised wellness journey.
In addition to enjoying diverse interventions from three of the four fundamental pillars of longevity – nutrition, movement, and well-being – guests will have access to world-class medical expertise and the exclusive methodologies of the Longevity Hubs. Tailored for individuals navigating fast-paced lifestyles or business travellers seeking to enhance their productivity, this protocol provides a dedicated opportunity to revitalise, recharge, and elevate their healthspan, ensuring a more balanced and effective journey.
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