As I did not have time for a holiday after a long time due to travel restrictions caused by Covid-19, I decided to give myself, body and mind a little love. So a meeting with Ms Ha – the Spa Manager was the first thing that I did right after my arrival at Zannier Hotels Bai San Ho on its first day of opening on 01 December 2020.
I won’t spend too much time into details as I am obviously not a professional Spa reviewer but I can honestly tell how I felt after all as well as to share some of the pictures that I took briefly while I was there.
The Sight
First of all, the design of the Spa would definitely give anyone a great first impression. It is more than just a Spa, it’s a real architectural masterpiece. Secondly, this is something that you would need to go and experience by yourself, the sense of smell at Zannier Hotels Bai San Ho is something rather unique.
The Smell
The scent is called Fugela, a special essential oil blend which has been used widely at all Zannier Hotels to give you a sensible smell experience. This unique scent lingers in most areas of the resort from the hand towel which is given to you at arrival to the air diffuser at the guest room as well as in Spa area.
The Taste
Needless for me to say, the welcome drink would define the level of service of each and every Spa, as it is a way to show your guests your appreciation but also to elevate their experience by giving them a beautiful treat that inspires their taste buds and slowly guide them to a journey of soothing their mind, body and soul. The welcome treatment would includes a hand towel infused with Fugela essential old, a selection of Vietnamese specialities including assorted herbal teas and mini dried fruits.
The Touch
To be fair, it could have been better as the therapists were more skillful, but considering they were very new and considering I was the first real guest that they had ever had, I would give these two ladies 8/10 for the service that I have received.
The Sound
The music selection at Zannier Hotels Bai San Ho and this Spa would work well for me. Not only it is gentle but it’s a selection of local instrumental songs that would create a sense of belonging or nostalgia for us Vietnamese especially – And I would like to know what our foreign friends would think about them too.
Again, this is my first experience at Zannier Hotels Bai San Ho as well as for the resort operations team to provide first time services, but I am sure it will turn out to be a new gem in luxury travel in Vietnam sooner than we realize.
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