The Spa at The InterContinental London - The O2 has launched a new spa treatment menu in partnership with Italian skincare brand Comfort Zone.
In addition to massages, facials and sensory treatments, the menu includes an exclusive treatment, designed in partnership with The Spa. Called The Meridian Time Ritual, the mineral-rich treatment incorporates intense purifying and cleansing action and ancient traditions from Oriental, Mediterranean, Indian and Arabian cultures. The treatment culminates in a personalised Express Facial, designed to renew, nourish and illuminate the skin.
The treatments will all use Comfort Zone products, which boast the brand's Conscious Formulas and are derived from natural ingredients, as well as being free from parabens, silicones and animal derivatives.
"We are delighted to be partnering with Comfort Zone for our new treatment menu. Our spa-goers experience will always be at the forefront of our thinking and strategy; partnering with Comfort Zone allows us to continue to provide tailored, luxury treatments for our guests, whilst considerably reducing our environmental impact, in alignment with our ecological objectives," said Gintare Ciraite, spa manager at InterContinental London - The O2.
Rosie Wright, regional manager at Comfort Zone, said: "Comfort Zone is proud to be the chosen partner for The Spa at InterContinental London - The O2. Our joint values for excellence of delivery, service and client care in the luxury market, along with a passion for sustainability make this partnership the best for our customers and the environment."
Lisa Barden, director of Spa and Wellness at the Arora Group, operator of The InterContinental London - The O2, said: "The changing face of spa at our collection of hotels is one where we focus on our guest experience being seamless and exceptional."
"Working with Comfort Zone and coming to understand the deep commitment they have, not only to their clients, but their people and the planet, make them an ideal partner for us as we transition into a new area of eco-luxury," Barden added.
