ISPA board chair Patrick Huey has left his role at Montage Hotels and Resorts’ VP of spa and retail and joined the team at Boston’s new luxury private social club, The ‘Quin House.
Huey’s newly-assumed title at The ‘Quin is executive director of membership, programming, The ‘Quin Impact Fund and marketing.
The five-floor social club is home to a wellness and fitness centre, eight guestrooms, four dining venues, three bars and five lounges, as well as a rooftop deck and event space.
The ‘Quin offers members access to spa treatments, saunas, a gym, group fitness classes, a Barre Studio, Pelotons, personal trainers and nutritionists. The club’s fitness programme is overseen by Bryan Doo, former strength and conditioning coach for the Boston Celtics basketball team.
According to The ‘Quin House, Huey has been appointed to oversee its membership division while directing the club’s marketing team, as well as advising on community philanthropic initiatives through The ‘Quin Impact Fund.
Huey is a veteran of the spa and wellness industry and his appointment could signal ambitions from The ‘Quin House to develop and grow its wellness concept and spa programming.
Formerly the Algonquin Club – also an exclusive social club, The 'Quin launched in Q3 of this year after an overhaul by interior designer Ken Fulk.
More about HueyPrior to his role at Montage, Huey served as group spa director, Asia for Minor Hotel Group, which operates the Anantara, Avani and Tivoli hotel brands.
Huey began his career in California as spa manager for Equinox in Hollywood. He was then named spa director for Four Seasons before becoming corporate director for spa operations for the Viceroy Hotel Group.
He subsequently progressed to be corporate director of spa for Sandals resorts, before taking on his position at Minor.
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click here to read a recent interview with Patrick Huey in Spa Business.
