Al Faisaliah Spa by ESPA, located within the luxury Al Faisaliah Hotel in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, was among the celebrated winners at the inaugural World Spa Awards held in Vietnam last week.

The ladies only luxury spa was awarded the ‘World’s Best Female Spa’ , ‘World’s Best Spa Design’ and ‘Saudi Arabia’s Best Hotel Spa’ at the ceremony, which serves as the definitive benchmark of excellence.

Al Faisaliah Hotel, a member of The Leading Hotels of the World, is owned and operated by Al Khozama Management Company, the kingdom's leading hospitality and property management company.

The prestigious event saw industry leaders from across the world celebrate and reward spa industry excellence through this first of its kind event. Voting was cast by professionals working within the spa industry as well as influential individuals and luxury industry insiders in what will provide a new international benchmark for the global spa and wellness industry.

Meticulously designed by Her Highness Princess Al Anoud Bint Khaled Bin Abdullah Al Saud, the spa is adorned with lavish materials, glittering Swarovski crystals and cascading waterfalls to create a truly magical journey and sense of wonderment.

Spanning across four floors, the spa features six treatment rooms, two private spa suites, relaxation rooms, whirlpool, nail studio, hair salon and a fitness zone with the latest Technogym equipment. In addition, the spa includes a 14-m long swimming pool, a traditional Hammam, and an inviting tea lounge for guests to continue their ultimate spa experience. The spa's signature treatments by ESPA teamed with the unique design elements reflect the local culture and heritage of Arabian hospitality, providing the perfect ground for relaxation and indulgence.

Alexander Blair, general manager at Al Faisaliah Hotel, said: “We are incredibly proud and delighted that we continue to build on our recent national and regional awards.  It is the ultimate reward to be recognised on a global level with three awards at the World Spa Awards.” – TradeArabia News Service