The new programme will offer post-stay continuity for guests in the form of follow-up care
Consultations with doctors will take place up to six months after the retreat stay
Guests will receive digital newsletters with expert insights as well as access to wellness products and supplement subscriptions
In 2026, Layan Life will also introduce a series of programmes and retreats designed for people of specific ages
Layan Life, the medical wellness retreat at Anantara Layan Phuket Resort in Thailand has introduced a post-stay continuity programme to provide follow-up care for guests.
The retreat destination launched in October last year under Minor Hotels’ new medi-wellness concept,
Life by Anantara.
Read an exclusive interview in
Spa Business with Minor Hotels’ CEO Dillip Rajakarier about how the group will
roll the Layan Life concept out to other Anantara properties here.
The two-floor 1,767sq m standalone facility, Layan Life, is located within the Thai property and it offers transformative wellbeing using advanced medical science, evidence-based holistic therapies and Thai Traditional Medicine.
Life After LayanThe new “Life After Layan” programme extends the concept’s philosophy beyond the retreat experience in order for guests to sustain the progress made during their stay.
It includes consultations with doctors after a retreat at intervals of one, three and six months.
Guests will also have access to wellness products and supplement subscriptions as part of the aftercare service.
Digital newsletters with expert insights and inspiration will also be available.
Minor Hotels has also revealed that in 2026, Layan Life will introduce a series of programmes and retreats designed for people of specific ages, from teens and young adults to midlife guests and seniors.
Layan Life facilitiesThe upper level features medical and holistic treatment facilities, such as consultation rooms, physiotherapy areas, TTM, aesthetic treatment rooms and areas for IV procedures, cryotherapy, hyperbaric chamber and hydrocolonic treatments.
The lower floor has a 220sq m gym, yoga and Pilates studios, meditation rooms and a hydrotherapy area with vitality pools, saunas and steamrooms.
A Thai herbal dispensary also offers personalised remedies.
Outside, the Active Zone boasts tennis courts, a Muay Thai ring, a climbing wall, archery facilities and an outdoor fitness area with ziplining, mountain biking, a beach bootcamp and water sports.
The cost of a stay at Anantara Layan Phuket as part of a Layan Life retreat package (for a minimum of three nights) starts at THB 35,000 (US$1,080, €967, £824) per person per night.
