A spa themed after Paris’s La Belle Epoche will feature at the upcoming The Parisian Macao – the latest property from developer Sands China – which is set to open 13 September.

The 1,264sq m (13,606sq ft) Le Spa’tique will include 12 treatment rooms, including four doubles; male and female vitality lounges with sauna, steam room, experience showers, vitality pools and relaxation loungers; a barbershop for men; hair boutique for ladies; consultation lounges and a retail boutique.

The spa concept draws from Paris in the 1800s, modern baroque, and old Shanghai, with a classical Chinese-styled ambience.

Varying textures of antique-style copper and matte gold are featured, as well as details such as softly flowing drapery and opulent artwork. Predominant colours are purple and gold, with the male-dedicated barber shop fitted out in a darker, more masculine ambience.

The spa will use Ling skincare as a product house, featuring signature facials based on the Asian beauty principles of proper exfoliation and hydration to balance the skin.

Designed by global architecture firm Aedas, the Parisian Macao brings Sands China’s total Macao investment to more than US$13bn.

The entire hotel is inspired by the City of Light, with a half-scale recreation of the Eiffel Tower and 3,000 bedrooms. It also includes convention and meeting space, a health club, pool deck with themed water park and a 1,200-seat theatre.

The resort’s retail mall, Shoppes at Parisian, will offer the latest in fashion and couture in a setting reminiscent of the streets of Paris, including street artists and entertainers.

“Our goal to create a large-scale leisure and business destination in Macao, which started with the opening of The Venetian Macao nearly ten years ago, will be fully realised when The Parisian opens its doors in a matter of weeks,” said Sheldon G. Adelson, chair and CEO of Las Vegas Sands and Sands China.